Watch: Mock-up City Rail Link station built in Māngere warehouse
Now, all we need is a train.
Now, all we need is a train.
The mayor claimed both Labour and National had failed in their consultation.
A three-tunnel road and rail plan will cost tens of billions and take decades to finish.
Faux British country/Camelot style gone as the changes bring more moody, minimalist flair.
You’ve got to have some imagination to think like Schwartfeger and Mackenzie.
The land North Harbour sits on is worth about $100 million.
Relations between Auckland Council and the Government have hit a new low.
Opinion: Letters on Air NZ, potholes, Eden Park, and election choices.
Strategy 'has significant implications for our plans for our growth in New Zealand'.
Watercare moving away from the traditional 'fix it when it breaks' philosophy.
Brown's plan is a threat to the Auckland economy, says the Maritime Union.
'There’s no real substitute for an elephant being with other elephants.'
But will the cars go? Wayne Brown's port plans are big on ideas but short on specifics.
OPINION: Auckland Mayor calls time on unjustifiable council spending.
Auckland Transport has closed a road and rerouted bus services.
Auckland's last lower-speed programme cost $33 million.
The cost of the rates relief is between $1.2 million and $3m.
Wayne Brown denied rewarding Henderson and Darby for supporting his budget.
Non-Aucklanders will now pay the same ticket price as international visitors.
Staff shifting from the Orewa, Henderson offices and those previously at Takapuna.
Bielby had at times wondered if he wanted to carry on with the project.
More than $16m in requests for assistance unmet after claims reach $20m.
Critics say the figures are eye-watering and troubling during a time of budget cuts.
Auckland Council's $15m restoration grant expires on June 30 next year.
The council previously funded all 10 Kauri Kids childcare centres across the region.
'Imagine the impact the extra volume of housing will have on the infrastructure.'
Director says the club continues to lose money.
Owners of red- and yellow-stickered homes are still paying rates for properties.
A draft pricing plan for Auckland and Northland is being kept under wraps.
It's proof compact, well-sited apartments without car parks will sell, the developer says.