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America's Cup: Spanish officials eye hosting rights
A Spanish bid for the America's Cup is hunting local and international financial backers.
Auckland's $10b of water assets up for discussion today
Nanaia Mahuta says the water reforms will save households from ballooning water bills.
Ardern: Government did all it could to try to retain America's Cup
Initial $99 million offer rejected - but not all hope given up on potential home defence.
What future holds for seven America's Cup bases
All that stunning waterfront land around the Viaduct Basin: what happens next?
Team NZ sinks Am Cup hosting bid, now seeking overseas offers
Team NZ officially rejects NZ Govt, Auckland Council's hosting offer.
Auckland seeks to plug $364m transport funding gap
The Super City is short of cash for basic services and infrastructure, deputy mayor says.
Grant Kirby: Why everyone else is laughing at Auckland
Opinion: Our largest city is run on an ideology of growth and ignoring past failures.
Dome Valley landfill gets approval after split decision by planning commissioners
Waste Management says most of the land will act as a buffer from surrounding farms.
South Auckland local politicians slam loss of road funding
Bike bridge raises questions about funding disparities for the south - Councillor Dalton.
Dog attack: 'Victim' claims compensation, slams 'soft' fine
She went on the property to harvest feijoas - but blames the dog that bit her
$4.4b City Rail Link needs extra $6.7b to upgrade wider Auckland network
The rail project will not be fully up and running without an extra $6.7b.
Woman attacked by dog furious at 'soft' $200 fine
Council says it cannot legally require owners to get training for the dog.
Auckland mayor Phil Goff receives first Covid vaccine
It comes after the Prime Minister confirmed she would get a first jab by the end of June.
AKL Art Gallery: Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei leader appointed as deputy director
Auckland Art Gallery Director says she is excited by the potential achievements.
Council's sale plans set to scuttle cheap parking in downtown Auckland
Locking in car parking is a solution to yesterday's problems, says councillor Pippa Coom.
A city divided: Where Auckland's roading money will be spent
The Prime Minister promised last year to build Mill Rd and upgrade SH1.
'War zone' in CBD: Business owners say City Rail Link work is destroying their livelihoods
Michael Wood has declined invitations to meet the struggling business owners.
America's Cup: Team NZ has never had it so good - Goff
Auckland Mayor says taxpayers do not want millions going towards a hosting fee.
Auckland water rates to rise by 7 per cent
It will be the first of yearly rates hikes for the next 10 years.
City Rail Link disruption: Do you want the good news or the bad news?
One intersection reopening, another closing. Disruption from $4.4b project on the move.
Auckland Council hits small rural communities with big rate rise
About 7500 town and lifestyle property owners have been hit with big rate rises.
Threat over Pukekohe pedestrian safety road closures referred to police
A number of local residents and business owners are not happy with Panuku's trial.
Auckland Council approves budget with hefty rate and water bill rises
Mayor Phil Goff said there was middle ground support for the budget.
Revealed: Auckland's 10-year recovery - the big increase in rates, water bills
Auckland rates are rising, but not as much as Wellington and Tauranga.
Auckland waterfront could get second $1 billion skyscraper
The new skyscraper could have offices, a hotel and apartments.
South Auckland boundary blunder: Homeowner not to blame - expert
Deepak Lal just wants someone to step up and take responsibility for the costly mistake.
Auckland Port boss cites 'personal attacks' for resignation
Mayor Phil Goff did not have a kind word to say about Tony Gibson.
Onehunga low-traffic trial ended early due to vandalism 'putting the public at risk'
Vandalism and the use of forklifts to illegally move traffic barriers led to trial halt.
Ports of Auckland chief executive Tony Gibson steps down
Gibson cited personal attacks for stepping down.
Residents vandalise controversial traffic boxes, use forklift to shift them
Controversial Auckland road safety trial faces more challenges from disgruntled residents.
Massive scrap metal pile prompts call to toughen up on compliance
A firm is facing penalties of $600,000 for illegally dumping scrap metal in South Auckland
Auckland homeowners to get 'bombshell' property valuations
'This will be a bombshell for many people. It always is.' - lawyer on revaluations.
Auckland port makes statement on automation - but no date
Steps to completing automation job outlined.