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What does council’s Long-Term Plan mean for Aucklanders?
Rising rates, council cutbacks and plugging a fuel-tax hole.
Rising rates, council cutbacks and plugging a fuel-tax hole.
Bins have been removed across the city but some are staying for now.
The site had asbestos, tyres, plastics, metal, brick, crushed concrete and other rubbish.
OPINION: When the stadium opened in 1997, there was an expectation 'they' would come.
Chris Bishop said he will respond soon to the Auckland Mayor's request.
What we know about the four projects so far.
Allan Young says he's very comfortable with the contractual obligations.
Police are able to tap into data gathered from across the road network.
Wayne Brown welcomed the refresh to cut top jobs.
The state-owned railway company is discussing more funding to complete the rebuild.
The Herald's inbox was overflowing with rubbish-related correspondence.
The fund has been proposed by Mayor Wayne Brown.
Not all cycleways are created equal. Here's what they cost and why.
For Aucklanders, it's Binpocalypse Now as thousands of bins begin to disappear.
Opinion: The Auckland mayor has a lot of work to do to make his plans for the city stick.
Some have questioned timing of the works, criticising the disruption for commuters.
Heta worked on the City Rail Link project, particularly Te Waihorotiu Station's design.
It's not sensible to have all your eggs in two baskets, the council treasurer says.
Second ex-bank HQ offices to be converted into a hotel, after InterContinenal Auckland.
More than 300 NZ retirement villages and 71 operators ranked according to best practice.
The Manurewa community is urging officials to keep the popular local spot open.
Wayne Brown: Local government shouldn't be a dumping ground for failed politicians.
OPINION: 'The same petty criticism is happening all across the city.'
The $3m deal was the fire sale of the century, says councillor John Watson.
Trains were halted for at least 23 minutes while the 'technical issue' was resolved.
Vandals have attempted to use te reo Māori to add insult.
He was remembered as he lived - with love - following his sudden death.
'You have to have rocks in your head if you think this is acceptable for young children.'
Kāinga Ora is is reapplying to build a 68-unit complex in Auckland's Blockhouse Bay.
From apartment hell to apartment opening: The Ridge and The Greenhouse span the spectrum.