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Waiheke vineyard helicopter application prompts local board move
The application has been opposed by lobby group Quiet Sky Waiheke.
The application has been opposed by lobby group Quiet Sky Waiheke.
Tuakau will from tomorrow provide Auckland with up to 50 million litres of water a day.
'I'll tear anybody who they put up against me from limb to limb.'
Equity problems in the Government proposals, Representation and governance concerns.
Council inspectors are being asked to take worker exploitation more seriously.
The development plan was released under the now-abandoned KiwiBuild programme.
The good is very good, so why is there so much bad in central Auckland planning right now?
Aotearoa's indigenous cooking method celebrated by Auckland Council.
The vineyard blamed ambient noise from rowdy crickets for the din.
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The battle lines are being drawn in the balance between intensification and heritage.
Phil Goff says the development is 'vibrant, people-friendly, attractive and accessible'.
Government's planned reforms could make up for decades of under-investment.
About 30,000 character houses are in the path of the Government's intensification rules.
Lianne Dalziel won't be running again, while Andy Foster and Phil Goff remain undecided.
Holdups mean vacancies not filled quickly and relief staff unable to work.
Ground-floor shops, level-one offices and 14 apartments rising up to five levels.
"Our position stands, we have opted out".
Large swathes of suburban Auckland are being rezoned for apartments.
Projected cost savings cannot be relied on, warns mayor.
Opinion: Inequity in public transport across the region means some areas miss the bus.
Auckland Council has a new budget but councillors are not happy with transport planning.
The future of 30,000 character homes in the city's early suburbs is unknown.
Two councillors are calling out the lack of funding for South Auckland facilities.
Just 11 per cent of people think politicians should give Team NZ whatever they ask for.
The Eastern Busway is expected to carry 30,000 people a day after it opens.
Opinion: Here's five do-able fixes for the main drag of Auckland.
Court case costing $500K plus has been resolved as the controversial plastic sticks go.
'You cannot just leave passengers stranded on a cold dark night.'