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Editorial: Stadium debate cursed to go round in circles
Editorial: Auckland's lack of a major multi-stadium remains a blight on the city.
Editorial: Auckland's lack of a major multi-stadium remains a blight on the city.
'We thought it was time to shine a light on this unique part of the city.'
The tree snapped and slammed into a parked car.
People will be able to see the $13.5m TBM at her Mt Eden site.
Following Christmas, the CBD will come alive with the America's Cup.
Auckland Council took a $450m hit from Covid this year - now it has grown.
Auckland Transport is committed to only buying electric buses from 2025.
Nick Hill says he will do "what's best for Auckland".
Auckland's dam storage levels went up about 5 per cent in the last week.
Phil Goff said the council group is constrained in how much it can invest in water.
Auckland mayor says public transport will address the city's future needs better.
In the past two months, Auckland Transport has issued 186 tickets in the central city.
Jaduram's salary was about 35 per cent higher than that of the next highest council boss.
A decade since its formation, Auckland's supercity is still as contentious as ever.
Council has apologised to former tenant for dropping ball over investigation.
Team New Zealand boss and Government circle the wagons over disputed $3 million fee.
In the first three months of the financial year 129 jobs have gone at council.
Residents in Titirangi will have their water supply shut down as a burst pipe is fixed.
Faced with an ongoing hosing ban, Aucklanders are rushing to install rain water tanks.
Auckland will have an extra 40 million litres a day of water by Christmas
Six60 frontman Matiu Walters explains why the band's fighting to play at the iconic venue.
The job cuts come as the council scrambles to plug a $500m hole in its coffers.
Auckland's new economic and cultural agency group officially now has a boss.
'With animal cruelty, you have to draw the line somewhere.'
Last year, a director said he believed 'affordable' only applied to the house itself.
In the past three months, the council has lost 129 full-time-equivalent jobs.
Who are they? They include our first African, Latin American and Sri Lankan MPs.
Vinnie the pug was dog-napped by council in a mid-morning raid.
Machine to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
More than 100 jobs roles are going at Auckland Transport.