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Children playing in contaminated water at popular Auckland beach
Children and a family group collecting kina were in the water at Browns Bay today.
Children and a family group collecting kina were in the water at Browns Bay today.
COMMENT: Our elected class needs to earn its keep by doing what we pay them for.
Ratepayer group vows to continue to fight Mission Bay development after appeal is lodged.
The area is regarded as internationally significant for its heritage values.
No public fireworks displays on Guy Fawkes night raises risks of mayhem.
Phil Goff's new leadership team has "something for everyone" but does it go far enough?
The public will have a say over whether Duke can land a helicopter at his boat shed.
Goff wants to put a councillor on each CCO and make them more accountable.
Roger MacDonald has been in the headlines over a helicopter trip and big pay rise.
Most dog owners say people have pet their dogs without asking for permission.
"The ACP used has a modified core making it fire resistant"
Planning approval will give promoters certainty to hold concerts, says chairman.
City Vision has offered talks as a full board and possible changes.
SkyCity says it has concerns for the wellbeing of those involved and is not on witch hunt.
Commuters are being told to expect road disruptions to continue on Tuesday.
The ex-politician is looking forward to a quieter life.
COMMENT: John Tamihere took Trumpian route to becoming Auckland mayor. Why didn't it work?
Auckland Council is already paying half the cost of the $4.4 billion City Rail Link.
Comment: No one's life should be endangered when traveling on the transport network.
Return-distance tour of 600m below Auckland offered.
SkyCity fire: Day three - Civil Defence warns people to 'stay out of smoke'.
'If you can avoid coming into the central city, do.'
Motorists looking at the fire cause long delays in citybound traffic.
Many public facilities will be closed today because of the fire at SkyCity.
Auckland Transport today voted on reducing speeds in the city.
Auckland Transport's board will vote on speed limit reductions across 700 roads.
The Automobile Association shares Bridges' concerns about 30km/h speed limits.
COMMENT: While we await regulations, the frequency and severity of accidents is exploding.
Close to 15,000 competitors streamed across Auckland streets for the 2019 marathon.
A likely site is beside Westfield shopping centre where council owns land for development.