Auckland Council appeals against Waiheke Island 'chirping crickets' noise case
The vineyard blamed ambient noise from chirping crickets for a 2018 noise breach.
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Some of the closures could become permanent, says council CEO Jim Stabback.
Waiheke Island vineyard seeks six-figure legal costs from Auckland Council
The vineyard is seeking about $300,000 in legal costs.
Auckland gets consent to draw more water from Waikato River
Watercare now has consent for 300 million litres of water a day from the river year-round.
'Cliff failure' on North Shore street: Owners want to build seawall
"Seawall would armour the cliff against incoming wave energy to deal with erosion"
Goff tipped to bow out of politics, support rising star for mayoralty
Phil Goff will announce his plans in the "coming weeks".
Queues taking four hours to process as generous public turn out for Tonga
The aid is from a trust set up for the purpose of disaster relief in the Pacific.
Million-dollar man: New Ports of Auckland CEO's pay believed to top seven figures
Roger Gray is reportedly earning 50 per cent more than former port boss Tony Gibson.
Opinion: A trip to Auckland exposes Wellington's tired streets
Wellington isn't making enough progress to prioritise people over cars on city streets.
Aucklanders redeem 3000+ vouchers for discounted activities
Those who got some of the 3000+ vouchers have until January 29 to redeem them.
Phil Goff: Some vote against every revenue measure Auckland needs
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Greg Sayers: Troubling trends at Auckland Council
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Big Brother is watching: The rise and rise of CCTV in New Zealand
Estimates of 200,000 to 400,000 CCTV cameras now in NZ.
Manic street preachers: Soapbox saviours trigger record noise complaints
Businesses and residents at wits' end amid noisy after-hours sermons.
Thousands set to miss out as Aucklanders leap at Govt's 100,000 vouchers
Kayaking, adventure, pools, Snowplanet, bungy jumps, skydiving, wine tours are available.
Parking wardens assaulted with scooters, told 'I hope you die'
Some regions experience significant increase in attacks.
'Spectacular': New route through urban forest tipped as tourist drawcard
The cycleway will be a real buzz for Auckland and attract tourists, says Barb Cuthbert.
North Shore tree stoush: No choice but to remove trees, board deputy chair says
Thousands of volunteer-planted trees got the chop to preserve harbour views.
Back on track: More of Waitākere Ranges reopens this summer
Canine wonders get to the root of killer disease.
Aucklanders rack up $53m in overdue rates, council eyes forced sales
"No one wants to have their house sold from under them."
Hundreds of shooting victims treated at Auckland's hospitals amid surging gun violence
"What do we do here because our families are being caught in the middle."
Break through! City Rail Link tunnel machine completes 7-month dig
Giant machine breaks through at Aotea Station this morning.
Final construction phase on Queen St to begin in January
Construction will begin on January 10 and is expected to be completed by September 2022.
Auckland Council IT networks down following security upgrade
The IT problem is linked to a security system upgrade.
Auckland Council says it will not fund building light rail
Councillors are bracing for a cost blowout on the City Rail Link.
Auckland's $9m recovery voucher package opens today
The $100 and $50 vouchers can be used for council and private activities.
Auckland Council pursuing three Māori seats, but not until 2025
Three Māori seats would take the council from 21 to 24 governing body members.
Phil Goff's controversial bed tax being appealed to the Supreme Court
Legal fight has cost ratepayers more than $1.5m so far.
Auckland Transport chief executive Shane Ellison resigns
Shane Ellison has been in the role for four years.
High-level talks underway for greater tree protection rules
Phil Goff has no intention of using his $1b climate tax to protect 587 nominated trees.
'Bloody arrogant': AT blasted by mayor for proposal to remove parking spaces without consulting residents
Democracy is about governing with the consent of people, says Phil Goff.
Auckland Council employee reported to police over alleged credit card and expenses fraud
The alleged fraud took place over 10 months.
Cheaper waters bills from Three Water Reforms doubtful, says Auckland Council
Engineering consultancy suggests cost of investment needed may be under-estimated.
Phil Goff wants design standards added to housing bill
Phil Goff says the Unitary Plan allows for 900,000 new homes.