Police say comment targeted at Auckland Council not a death threat
Facebook comment threatens lives of Auckland councillors.
Facebook comment threatens lives of Auckland councillors.
COMMENT: It's been big-decision time for council, on the budget and the climate crisis.
Facebook comment threatens lives of Auckland councillors.
Opponents worried proposed mussel farm in Hauraki gulf will destroy local sea environment.
Occupiers are gathering today to mark one year since the eviction notice was served.
The man says the council's actions are 'ruthless' and he is vowing to stay put.
A formal complaint against Colmar Brunton and the Council by the Ratepayers' Alliance.
Auckland's biggest outstanding rates bill is a whopping $217,000.
COMMENT: Raising rates in the current economic climate is unbelievable.
Michael Barnett says 'this council is obviously not listening'.
The budget has an extra $40m for road safety measures.
The sale includes 48 properties valued at $34.5 million.
The Watercare board is still to decide how much water charges will rise.
Comment: What we won't be seeing in Auckland Council's emergency budget, unfortunately.
Just 28 per cent of submitters to the budget want a 3.5 per cent rates rise.
Comment: Drawing more from the Waikato River is still the best option.
Council struggling to plug a $750m hole in its budget.
Comment: We have spurious reasons for financial straits, coupled with threats on services.
Another week of rain heading our way but will it make a difference to our dams?
It can be revealed Team NZ is paying $1 rent for the team base at Viaduct Events Centre.
The council said there is an opportunity to make a very real change for the better.
Auckland Council planning to cut about 500 jobs due to the financial impact of Covid-19.
Good progress is being made on the City Rail Link infrastructure project.
The five friends knew they'd find rubbish, but up to 18 dumped trolleys?
The budget hole has blown out from $525m to $750m due to the water crisis.
Comment: Claims of reduced revenue, spending cuts and pay reductions don't stack up.
Watercare has been accused of killing some water-based industries with restrictions.
Auckland councillors were reportedly gobsmacked at the $224m cost from Watercare.
Man questioned 'huge-scale irrigation' at park on wet winter's day, during water shortage.
NZME was gagged from publishing or broadcasting details of a forensic accountancy report.