
Focus: Auckland residents living in fear of next flood
More torrential rain Wednesday morning brought more flooding to Auckland residents, with many saying they have had enough and want the Council to take accountability. Video / NZ Herald
More torrential rain Wednesday morning brought more flooding to Auckland residents, with many saying they have had enough and want the Council to take accountability. Video / NZ Herald
Former boxer David Letele offers food supplies to struggling groups throughout Auckland.
The horror season for the beloved Parnell Baths continues.
'Completing this work could take a protracted period of time' - economist.
Friday night's disorganisation shows the emergency plans we have aren't up to scratch.
There has been extensive criticism of Auckland Council’s communications.
The 2023 festival was due to open on Thursday at the Manukau Sports Bowl.
North Island braces for more heavy rain, Auckland’s Mayor called out over ‘media drongos’ text and why the battle of the Chrises might not be a good thing in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
The land above the planned memorial remains unstable.
Letele says mayor also called on ineffective officials to quit during his campaign.
Opinion: The communications failures made the crisis much worse than it needed to be.
'We are delighted with how the construction is progressing.'
"It’s just been a total, absolute disgrace."
A row of homes in Parnell have been yellow stickered.
'I fear that the island of trees and a huge amount of earth will move.'
Abatement notices were issued to the Charcoal Bay property owner.
The response was quicker than people realise, says Wayne Brown.
Auckland Transport's reccomendation 40,000 people drive to Mt Smart has been savaged.
Six people have drowned in the Auckland region since last Friday.
Five big problems blamed for housing developer's failure.
Treasury is also forecasting a rise in costs for light rail.
He was given notice after a call to the council revealed his flat wasn't permitted.
“This is the most awful thing to ever have to endure."
Business has a 60% landholding in seaside town centre.
The Ministry of Transport has no plans to change the law to make helmets compulsory.
Neighbours want to stop 467 new houses in Orewa and 81 in Beach Haven.
Auckland Ports funding group to preserve Harbour as part of settlement of legal case.
Can a cash-strapped city afford blockbuster art? And what happens if no one turns up?
Seaward lawns of two homes collapsed onto the foreshore below.