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'He was collecting voting papers': Voter interference alleged in Auckland byelection
A man has allegedly been going round Mangere collecting voting papers.
Lift your game: Goff to Ports of Auckland
Mayor puts in writing council quest for independent review of port automation project.
'A nightmare': Cars set to be banned from Queen St
Two large sections of Queen St will be bus-only by mid-2021.
Mayor says Auckland lockdown 'the last resort' after two new cases
It comes after two new cases of Covid-19 were identified in the Auckland community.
Waiheke neighbours allege 'litany' of failings at Cable Bay Vineyards
'He should have gone to the toilet before leaving.'
Covid-19: Phil Goff wants council involvement in local lockdowns
Phil Goff said all sorts of problems occurred during the Auckland lockdown.
Why West Auckland traffic is driving residents mad
Over 30 years Northwest is expected to grow by more than 100,000 people and 40,000 homes.
Auckland's secret $8.5m art storage to hold $370m collection, including Picasso
Auckland Art Gallery is fiercely guarding the location of a facility to hold $370m of art.
Goat slaughter in suburban Auckland ritual sacrifice sparks investigation
Un-billy-vable: Goat slaughter in suburbia sparks warning.
Simon Wilson: Could Paula Bennett become the next mayor of Auckland?
Big challenges, even bigger opportunities: what chance we'll get a great Auckland mayor?
Most popular dogs' names in Auckland revealed
Tequila, A$AP and Mary Queen of Scots are a few names Aucklanders have called their dogs.
Are yoga classes core council business? Auckland seems to think so
Opinion: Auckland Council has failed to debate - let alone define - its primary purpose.
Revealed: Auckland's worst beaches for swimming
Check the worst sewage-polluted beaches in 2020, and how often they were unswimmable.
Eden Park wins long-running battle to host six concerts
Music to some ears: Up to six concerts can be held at the park in a year.
'Sharks sighted, exercise caution': Warning for Auckland beaches
Swimmers should stay out of the water at one beach, according to one alert.
'Down on hands and knees vacuuming the lawn': Inside asbestos clean-up
Hazmat-clad clean-up crews reveal what it takes to clear asbestos from Ponsonby homes.
Asbestos found at Western Springs bush area
Small amounts were found in bush where soil was disturbed by mountain bike tracks.
Analysis: The heat is on Wellington's congestion question
The new Transport Minister is already being lobbied for a congestion charge in the capital
Dirty water: Auckland's mission to fix its unswimmable beaches
"We are not hiding the fact water quality is bad."
'Not even safe for dogs' - Auckland bay unswimmable until 2022
Locals are furious after sewerage pipes connected to stormwater ruin a new $500k beach.
Water price hikes: Goff says gradual changes preferable
The average household will be paying $1200 more for water by 2031.
Our summer sickness: Over 50 Auckland beaches off limits
The sun might be out - but officials warn that many holiday hot spots are off limits.
Rowdy Auckland: Nearly 300,000 noise complaints in five years
Ratepayers have spent millions of dollars trying to keep the peace.
City's biggest office-apartment conversion: The CAB
Every floor in historic Civic Administration Building is being torn up and replaced.
'We're not partiers': State house tenants spark record 100 noise complaints
"We don't smash bottles and try to beat up the neighbours."
Battle against controversial Waiheke Island marina plan heads to Supreme Court
Opponents are heading to the Supreme Court in a final bid to halt construction.
Auckland Council collection dates for Christmas rubbish
Auckland Council aspires to be a Zero Waste City by 2040.
Maunga Authority wins court battle in long-running tree battle
An Auckland couple have lost the battle to stop hundreds of exotic trees being toppled.
America's Cup is on but businesses left high and dry
Opinion: Big events pull the crowds but fringe centres deserve a piece of the action too.
$30m Ihumātao deal: Protesters want whānau to decide best use for land
A steering group will decide on future ownership options for Ihumātao land.
One of Auckland's worst traffic bottlenecks gets a $47m solution - but locals still aren't happy
Controversial solution to Lake Rd opposed by over half of locals, and won't add lanes.
Auckland councillor lashes out at colleagues after two sudden deaths of staff
I've seen disgusting behaviour from councillors, says Cr Richard Hills.
Splashing out: Aucklanders go over daily water usage after restrictions eased
Aucklanders reminded that water restrictions have been eased - not lifted.