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AA opposes Auckland Transport crackdown on driveway parking
Angry residents believe Auckland Transport is on a revenue grab.
Auckland needs more investment in water assets, says regulator
Phil Goff said the council group is constrained in how much it can invest in water.
Rail tunnel should come before second road crossing to connect harbour: NZTA
Auckland mayor says public transport will address the city's future needs better.
Common way of parking that's actually illegal: Auckland Transport's crackdown
In the past two months, Auckland Transport has issued 186 tickets in the central city.
Pay rise before exit: Watercare boss' salary topped $800,000
Jaduram's salary was about 35 per cent higher than that of the next highest council boss.
Ten years on, how super is the Auckland supercity?
A decade since its formation, Auckland's supercity is still as contentious as ever.
Auckland boarding house dubbed an 'overcrowded slum'
Council has apologised to former tenant for dropping ball over investigation.
$3m public cash: Team NZ, the 'clean-up' memo and need to 'boogie' the numbers
Team New Zealand boss and Government circle the wagons over disputed $3 million fee.
Phil Goff: Hundreds of jobs to go at Auckland Council
In the first three months of the financial year 129 jobs have gone at council.
Water supply to be shut down after pipe bursts in West Auckland
Residents in Titirangi will have their water supply shut down as a burst pipe is fixed.
Auckland Council's new cultural agency name Auckland Unlimited
Auckland Unlimited should be up and running in December, says Phil Goff.
'Auckland Unlimited': Council's preferred name for new cultural agency
The new agency will oversee the city's cultural activities and major events.
Boom business: water tanks in hot demand
Faced with an ongoing hosing ban, Aucklanders are rushing to install rain water tanks.
Auckland's drought gets small boost from Pukekohe bores
Auckland will have an extra 40 million litres a day of water by Christmas
Exclusive: Six60 and the battle for Eden Park
Six60 frontman Matiu Walters explains why the band's fighting to play at the iconic venue.
'A really good start': Auckland Council job cuts help save $78m
The job cuts come as the council scrambles to plug a $500m hole in its coffers.
Auckland Council appoints head of new agency to help with economic recovery
Auckland's new economic and cultural agency group officially now has a boss.
'You had one job': White line painted over possum on road
'With animal cruelty, you have to draw the line somewhere.'
Developer fined $74k for over-charging at Scott Point 'affordable' homes
Last year, a director said he believed 'affordable' only applied to the house itself.
Auckland Council on track to cut staff numbers by 500
In the past three months, the council has lost 129 full-time-equivalent jobs.
Election 2020: Our diverse 40 new MPs
Who are they? They include our first African, Latin American and Sri Lankan MPs.
Shock after council staff 'arrest' unregistered pug while owners not home
Vinnie the pug was dog-napped by council in a mid-morning raid.
Watch: Tunnel boring machine for $4.4b rail project assembled, arriving soon
Machine to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
More job losses at council and Auckland Transport
More than 100 jobs roles are going at Auckland Transport.
Auckland lost 200 jobs a day during August lockdown
Auckland's 4205 lost jobs represents 60 per cent of the total national loss for the month.
Water woes far from over as restrictions eased for Auckland businesses
Regions dams 66.8 per cent full compared to usual 91.4 per cent at this time of year.
Council admits mistake over Auckland Harbour Bridge contamination
The council should have told residents about test results in 2010/11, internal email says.
Auckland Transport flip-flops on removing car parks
The seaside suburb will retain 40 car parks while getting new road safety measures.
Neighbours take on Ryman over $150m plan
Residents worry about buildings' height, barrister says developers 'not the bad guys'.
'Welcome relief': Water restrictions on Auckland businesses eased
But the water crisis continues with dam levels nearly a quarter below normal.
Kaipara Harbour to get $200m restoration plan
'In 160 years the mahi we are signing today will still resonate,' says Kaipara mayor.
Sky high: Young Kiwis shun quarter-acre do-ups for apartments and townhouses
Record numbers of townhouses and apartments approved as our cities grow up rather than out
Judith Collins takes aim at Auckland Council
National leader says Aucklanders deserve better performance from the council and CCOs.