Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says parking fines should be at least $100
The mayor also suggests people who use mobility parks without a permit deserve a penalty.
The mayor also suggests people who use mobility parks without a permit deserve a penalty.
Downer has around 25,000 employees in Australia and around 10,000 in New Zealand.
Council's compromise might have just delivered Aucklanders the worst of two worlds.
Some of our biggest cities are dealing with budgeting and rates woes.
Train and bus passengers have been enjoying half-price fares since last year.
Opinion: Selling the shares is the right thing to do.
It will take time to reach all of the thousands of storm-affected homes in Auckland.
Households could have to pay $1000 more over two years.
OPINION: Auckland Council has passed its annual budget, in both triumph and bitterness.
Talks were 'tough, really tough', said Shane Henderson, who was seen with head in hands.
The vote passed 14 to 6 and will see millions of dollars of debt paid down.
Lot Fuli's alternative budget holds rates down and keeps the airport shares.
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Opinion: The biggest surprise of the day was Wayne Walker's airport share bonanza.
'We do not need to own an asset that is not washing your face,' one councillor said.
Wayne Walker says the shares are in the estate of his late father.
Today's the day: Councillors are voting on whether to sell the council's airport stake.
Neighbours of state housing developments want more say before councils give the nod.
No one wants higher rates, says Mayor Wayne Brown.
Opinion: Our editorial on Auckland Council's decision on Thursday.
Julie Fairey says she was not aware of her beneficial role until today.
How will Auckland look with 2.2m people? New plan for housing is now out for consultation.
Julie Fairey is expected to vote against the sale of the council's airport shares.
OPINION: With two days to go, Wayne Brown is running out of time to get his budget passed.
Manawa Udy says business is essential to help Māori and Pasifika thrive in Aotearoa.
Staff blamed for acting in a 'fit of excitement'.
Councillor Alf Filipaina says ultimatum runs counter to the values of Pacific people.
Brown is fighting for his budget but councillors say they're not impressed.
Wayne Brown wants to sell airport shares in order to plug a budget hole.