Project Auckland: How to Prepare for greater density
Eke Panuku's role is to handle the big-picture planning for Auckland's future.
Eke Panuku's role is to handle the big-picture planning for Auckland's future.
Where we build needs to change in the face of more extreme weather.
The port company is determined to right the wrongs by concentrating on its core business.
A new Central Rail Link station will be the catalyst for change and growth.
The AT chief is determined to provide easy choices for people moving around the city.
Council, govt urged to do what's needed; ex-Police Commissioner Mike Bush heading review.
Opinion: A funding crunch is coming but there are ways out.
There are calls for security guards to protect red-stickered homes from looters.
Objections from Crown, territorial agencies to big project mainly resolved by agreement.
Cash-strapped Auckland Council has appointed commercial agents.
“It’s Auckland over there, being a bit special, and the rest of New Zealand is separated."
Waitākere Ranges and Te Rau Pūriri parks will also partly open, with cordons in place.
The site is partly occupied by the Rydges Formosa Golf Course and Resort.
Wayne's World: Why Wellington needs to keep out of Auckland's business.
Running fees are an annual $147,935 according to the Colliers’ information memorandum.
The Auckland Council has warned people to stay away due to safety concerns.
Auckland Mayor reveals emergency recovery plan, work continues on Coromandel highway cut off by landslides and cold snap hits the country in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Opinion: Why does the Auckland mayor care so little about the ties that bind?
Former police commissioner Mike Bush is conducting the review. Who has he called?
LGNZ claimed that they have never held their annual conference in the Bay of Islands.
Sale could net cash-strapped council $36 million or more - property investor.
Brown said LGNZ is costing council about $640,000 a year.
'The organisers applied for approval under council’s Public Trading Events.'
There are 427 red and 1720 yellow-stickered properties in Auckland.
Māori Statutory Board tells Mayor Brown to keep his mitts off Māori money.
Council officer noted chasms and fissures around the cliff and an area close to the house.
Council submissions cited 'significant concerns' about the plans, and potential flooding.
Some bystanders mistakenly thought the trees fell from a landslip event.
Move means more time spent around whiteboards and less money to do stuff, says AA.
An obsession with stopping cycleways is preventing the progress we need.