Auckland Council planning to private business unit with 320 staff
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Second kauri dieback offender fined for entering closed tracks
Damon Gojack pleaded guilty after he was issued several trespass notices.
Auckland motorway gets dedicated bus lanes to fight congestion
Bus interchanges will be built at Te Atatū and Lincoln Rd.
The $293m blowout: Making sense of America's Cup cost-benefit reports
The reports revealed a silent $92m spend and billionaire schemes to bring the Cup back.
An abandoned car sat on a street for a year. Residents resorted to attaching photos of Phil Goff
'You'd pass it and go: 'When are they going to fix this s***"?'
Auckland Unlimited blames Covid for significant America's Cup deficits
Auckland Unlimited says the high cost of the America's Cup won't stop it hosting events.
Wanted: Top local Indian performers and food producers for Auckland Diwali Festival 2021
Auckland Diwali will be back as a two-day event at Aotea Square and Queen St in October.
'Significant deficits': NZ's economy $293m worse off by America's Cup
Council revealed its spend on the event was $92m higher than has yet been made public.
Waiheke vineyard helicopter application prompts local board move
The application has been opposed by lobby group Quiet Sky Waiheke.
Watercare set to take an additional 50 million litres a day from the Waikato River
Tuakau will from tomorrow provide Auckland with up to 50 million litres of water a day.
Businessman Leo Molloy to fight for Auckland mayor title
'I'll tear anybody who they put up against me from limb to limb.'
Political Roundup: The Democratic and equity deficits in Three Waters reforms
Equity problems in the Government proposals, Representation and governance concerns.
Auckland Council under fire over liquor licence approvals
Council inspectors are being asked to take worker exploitation more seriously.
3 years. Zero homes. The project yet to yield a single house
The development plan was released under the now-abandoned KiwiBuild programme.
Simon Wilson: Dreaming of a better Queen St
The good is very good, so why is there so much bad in central Auckland planning right now?
Matariki: Traditional hangi method becoming endangered
Aotearoa's indigenous cooking method celebrated by Auckland Council.
Waiheke Island vineyard wins noise prosecution case
The vineyard blamed ambient noise from rowdy crickets for the din.
Business groups cool on relaunch of light rail in Auckland
Michael Wood is promising more details once the Government makes key decisions.
Auckland's next mayor? National MP Mark Mitchell not ruling out tilt at city's top job
Phil Goff has not ruled out becoming NZ's next Ambassador to Washington.
Editorial: The battle of Waiheke Island's haves and have-yachts
EDITORIAL: First the marina, now Hauraki Gulf island clash takes to the skies.
Helicopter row: Waiheke Islanders 'feel like extras in Apocalypse Now'
See helipads galore: new map from Auckland Council shows the island's popularity
Heritage groups fight Govt in villas v apartments battle
The battle lines are being drawn in the balance between intensification and heritage.
Auckland's 'world class' waterfront development opens
Phil Goff says the development is 'vibrant, people-friendly, attractive and accessible'.
Brian Fallow: Parochial politics a threat to better management of our water
Government's planned reforms could make up for decades of under-investment.
Auckland Council backs controversial plan for apartments to replace villas
About 30,000 character houses are in the path of the Government's intensification rules.
No firm commitment from Wellington and Auckland mayors to run again
Lianne Dalziel won't be running again, while Andy Foster and Phil Goff remain undecided.
'Notoriously slow': Police vetting puts childcare centres under pressure
Holdups mean vacancies not filled quickly and relief staff unable to work.
Princely or wince-ly? Architect defends $120m plan for Ponsonby site
Ground-floor shops, level-one offices and 14 apartments rising up to five levels.
Viv Beck: Sacrifices on the wheel of progress
Opinion: Callous Auckland Council is riding roughshod over hardworking people.
Auckland's light rail out for public consultation - what it doesn't reveal
Light rail bosses say their job is to build 'social licence' not to provide details.
Three waters: Leaders fear Northland voice will be lost
"Our position stands, we have opted out".
Auckland suburbs rezoned for apartments: Is your property affected?
Large swathes of suburban Auckland are being rezoned for apartments.
'Not promising': Goff not buying into Government's water reforms
Projected cost savings cannot be relied on, warns mayor.
Angela Dalton: Transport plan bypasses south Auckland
Opinion: Inequity in public transport across the region means some areas miss the bus.