
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.
Auckland's 4205 lost jobs represents 60 per cent of the total national loss for the month.
Regions dams 66.8 per cent full compared to usual 91.4 per cent at this time of year.
The council should have told residents about test results in 2010/11, internal email says.
The seaside suburb will retain 40 car parks while getting new road safety measures.
Residents worry about buildings' height, barrister says developers 'not the bad guys'.
But the water crisis continues with dam levels nearly a quarter below normal.
'In 160 years the mahi we are signing today will still resonate,' says Kaipara mayor.
Record numbers of townhouses and apartments approved as our cities grow up rather than out
National leader says Aucklanders deserve better performance from the council and CCOs.
Work teams will attach a new permanent strut on Saturday night, weather permitting.
But people on the busy street won't hear the construction, thanks to a massive 'silencer'.
Neighbours kept in the dark about lead, zinc and copper washed from the bridge.
The bridge's resource consent conditions were also being broken.
Beachfront residents did not hear sirens or receive texts in tsunami alert test.
Daniel Lupton is determined to help ducklings cross busy Auckland roads this spring.
The public will be asked to help choose 50 iconic meals at Auckland eateries.
Residents are still banned from using hoses outside and washing cars.
Fullers will put on more ferries throughout the day on its Devonport service.
Would it be quicker to travel from Auckland to Hamilton than cross the Harbour Bridge?
The mayor plans to meet to discuss Auckland's water restrictions next week.
Doug McKay had some unflattering words for Waihekians from "when I was running council".
Eden Park Trust made the purchase out of a controversial ratepayer-funded $9.8m grant.
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff unveils Watercare's new water plant in Pukekohe East capable of supplying 25 million litres a day. Video / Dean Purcell
Back in lockdown: North Shore workers advised to work from home due to motorway delays.
Failure to comply could see fines up to $600,000 or two years' imprisonment.
Shock claims of drunk Waiheke wine-lovers pulling "brown eyes" in "states of nakedness".
Food lovers are spoilt for choice. But one owner wants fewer restaurant licences issued.
"Auckland will become the glyphosate capital of Australasia," one councillor has claimed.
Efeso Collins said it's more important than ever that south Auckland gets its fair share.
Ports of Auckland has been told to set up exclusion zones to protect workers.