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Kate Hawkesby: SFO inquiries not a good look
Comment: Is there any politician not being investigated over donations or expenses?
Mike Hosking: The war on cars really isn't working
COMMENT: The transport ideologues are trying to make us use something that doesn't work.
Project Auckland: Slaking a Super City's thirst
Infrastructure will need the flexibility and resilience to last for 100 years or more.
City of cones, cranes, and congestion . . . Auckland's transformation
Leading engineer Barry Potter says it's well worth the pain.
March Madness: Fines proposed for overdue developers who block CBD traffic
AT admits they do not have the power to make private developers finish CBD works on time.
Urban boundary adding up to $50k to price of Auckland homes
Pundits have long claimed that Auckland's urban boundary is strangling land supply.
'City of cones, cranes and cameras' but Auckland's growing pains worth it
Auckland's dramatic transformation is necessary to develop it as a future-ready city.
Double trouble? Adrienne Young-Cooper's chairwoman roles
Young-Cooper brings "combined perspective" across two key CCOs, Mayor Phil Goff says.
Year of Events will enhance our city's global reputation
Auckland has an unprecedented schedule of major events in 2021.
Timing is everything: Cam Wilson explains how to unlock housing at Drury
Upgrades to the rail network will unlock Drury.
Simon Wilson: Ugly death for Auckland Council design office
Auckland Council is disbanding its own champion design office and the city will suffer.
Mike Hosking: Government knows about Ihumātao
Comment: Spending our money to extricate itself from such a problem is a scandal.
E-scooters: Lime plots return to Auckland streets
Key councillor sees pros and cons in a Lime return to the streets of Auckland.
Revealed: The cost of ban on cars in central Auckland
Since 2001 the number of people driving into the CBD at the morning peak has not changed.
Bus strike on the cards in Auckland during March Madness
Auckland bus drivers want an end to 14-hour split shifts with unpaid downtime.
Andrew Barnes: Facilities review necessary
Comment: Regional Facilities Auckland cannot manage what has not been measured.
Bonuses worth $450,000 scrapped at Auckland Council arm
Only last June, Panuku's board agreed to keep paying staff bonuses.
Taps off: Aucklanders cut water use, but more restraint needed
No significant rain is in the short forecast either.
Hapū fumes at AT bid to shift SkyCity bus terminal to its prime waterfront land
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei says Auckland Transport failed to engage with them over the plans.
Former Auckland Council worker, businessman admit bribery scandal
The bribe was over a goods contract for USB flash drives from China.
Pippa Coom: Humble orange cone means the future is coming
Comment: Exciting transformation is in full swing and this is no time to apply the brakes.
'Blinded' by light: Glare from new Auckland Tower hits drivers
Light reflected off the building has startled drivers.
Auckland Council 'strongly opposes' Govt's house crisis model
The council is warning officials of the risks of disastrous housing developments.
On yer bike: Goff invites Hosking to leave Auckland
Mike Hosking was annoyed when roadworks prevented him getting to the hairdresser.
Listen: Phil Goff bids Mike Hosking farewell from City of Cones
Listen: Phil Goff bids Mike Hosking farewell from City of Cones. Photo / Jason Oxenham. Audio / Supplied
How a 'model' Auckland suburb became a crime hotspot
Addison in South Auckland was meant to be model suburb. The reality was quite different.
Auckland's CityLINK bus fleet to go electric by end of 2020
The city is committed to having its whole 1360-strong fleet fully electric by 2040.
Auckland traffic: AT says cycleway project running late
Victoria St is meant to carry the load when a Wellesley St intersection closes on March 1.
Editorial: Our new plastic demon is hiding in plain sight
Editorial: Our washing machines are putting the environment in a spin.
'I've taped off the taps so nobody turns them on': Aucklanders on tanks left dry
When it comes to water in Auckland it's a tale of two cities.
World-class rail network benefits
Mt Eden rail station development could lead to breakthrough residential areas.
Kāinga Ora accused of 'aggressively' poaching council staff
Call for the Government's new urban development authority to lower its salary offers.
Watercare sewer work halted after workers hit natural gas deposits
Methane, carbon monoxide found deep underground - likely due to rotting vegetation.