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Ngāti Whātua opens Te Wharekura cultural and marine education space

The iwi and Auckland Council partner to repurpose 108-year-old heritage building.

Auckland pipe that led to sinkhole considered an 'emergency' months before it collapsed: official papers

Officers knew for months the pipe had suffered an 'acute failure'.

Privatising Port of Auckland would cost business and consumers, says union

The money made from the sale of the business would be outstripped by higher cargo fees.

'Any sort of rain': First-home buyers lament flooded newbuild property every rainfall

Developer Precise Homes is blaming Auckland's historically-high rainfall.

Woman shatters ankle after slip on Auckland Transport tactile dots

Woman who broke leg in three places wants yellow tactile dots replaced.

Learn the whakapapa of an historic Māori phrasebook at Auckland Council libraries

Auckland Council libraries celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.

What sort of stadium is best for Auckland? Working group out to find answers

The aim is to define what is best for Auckland, says councillor Shane Henderson

Czarina Wilson celebrates Aotearoa from the gallery to Glen Innes

There are treasures to be found from a range of artists.

Ellerslie Racecourse redevelopment: 330 long-term rentals to be built

Aucklanders get a chance to live in guaranteed long-term rentals by Ellerslie Racecourse.

More uncertainty for some Muriwai residents

The categorisation process is leading to more uncertainty and distress.

Auckland port automation project shambles spawns a big new cost

Port aims to get conversion of new - now redundant - machinery under way soon.

‘Go back, go hard’: Deputy mayor on tough negotiations with Govt over $2b flood buyout

"Little to be positive about” in the Govt's terms a week ago, according to deputy mayor.

Letters: Election 2023, yellow footpath dots, Govt achievements

OPINION: Letters on KKK costumes, financial literacy, Asian culture, and up the Wahs!

Family's threat to close Takapuna-Milford coastal walk access over heritage dispute

Tens of thousands of walkers pass through Firth cottage’s private land each year.

Chief Ombudsman investigating secret plans to privatise Ports of Auckland business arm

Wayne Brown and Phil Goff have both eyed Ports of Auckland for privatisation.

From paradise to hell: West Auckland flood victims support buyout package

Seven months on, fear and anxiety continue, says one homeowner.