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Editorial: Lime squeezed out by civic and public disapproval
Editorial: Fraught or fun times on city footpaths are far from over after Lime peel out.
Editorial: Fraught or fun times on city footpaths are far from over after Lime peel out.
Lending restrictions aimed at first home buyers are "barking up the wrong tree".
Despite record low interest rates, housing in Auckland is beyond the reach of many.
The family would sleep together in the lounge in winter to keep warm.
The heritage-listed building sits next to a 2000-house development.
Independent review of AT, ATEED, Panuku and Watercare received unanimous support.
The theatre could cost $10 million and be in Aotea Square for five to seven years.
A small community park is to be built on the western end of Chamberlain Park.
Damaged mementos, shredded flowers and broken crosses strewn across the site.
In an unprecedented move, two former PMs have joined the campaign to move the port.
Huge crowds lined Queen St today to watch the Farmers Christmas Parade.
Trams supporters want to extend the service to Britomart.
The governing body will also consider new salaries for councillors.
Comment: Greater understanding would help make wiser decisions in forest and parks.
Residents hit with foul smell after chicken offal lined a busy Auckland road.
Problem has been traced to two pipes leaking into the stormwater network.
COMMENT: Every serious politician who has considered the port thinks it should move.
Comment: Disrespect being dished up to the dignity and peace of Auckland maunga.
Home deliveries present problems with minors and drunks, says Alcohol Healthwatch.
Phil Goff said the bus lanes and 'pop-up' stations are a good start to cope with growth.
An Auckland apartment is selling for $49k. But that's not the cheapest to sell this year.
Trains will continue running but they will not stop at the station.
EDITORIAL: Report on Auckland port is stark and momentum is surely for weighing anchor.
COMMENT: Why is Auckland Transport so dark on homeowners planting the berm?
An extra $14m was required to replace cladding in light of the Grenfell and NZICC fires.
The maunga authority and protesters are facing off over removal of exotic trees.
Residents are upset that their recently replaced footpaths have been ripped up again.
Thinking about popping out for a quick dip? Maybe think again.
COMMENT: Councillor Cathy Casey seeking professional support after repeated incidents.
Mt Albert locals say they'll block contractors felling 350 exotic trees on the maunga.