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Worst case scenario: 150,000 Auckland households will struggle to pay rates
The council is also looking at payment plans for ratepayers facing hardship.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Ōrākei Marae temporarily closes walkway on private land to keep people safe
A 'public' walkway that is actually on private land is closed as part of Covid response.
Auckland Council takes a huge hit from coronavirus, officials consider penalty-free rates extension
Final rates instalment due next month, but Auckland ratepayers may struggle to pay.
What's opening in level 3? Auckland CBD begins road to recovery
Construction workers and coffee are returning to the Auckland CBD next week.
Water crisis: Aucklanders face compulsory restrictions next month
The city's water dams are at a critically low level below 50 per cent.
Greg Sayers: Auckland Council needs bold changes after Covid-19
COMMENT: Supercity leaders need to do more to convince public 'we are in this together'.
Pleas for help from tenants to Auckland Council's commercial arm Panuku
About one-in-four of Panuku's commercial tenants are facing hardship.
Council pay cuts: Who's taking them, who's not
Some have jumped to take voluntary cuts, others have called them 'morally indefensible'.
Woman charged over spitting at staff on Auckland train
The woman is due to appear before the Auckland District Court on Friday.
Train passenger spits at worker in Auckland: Do you know this woman?
Police "appalled", launch appeal to identify couple involved in spitting incident.
Police seek to identify couple after woman spat at AT workers
Police say they are "appalled" at this type of behaviour.
Auckland Council's 'silver lining' - no mooring dolphins?
The tide has gone out on international tourism.
Covid 19: Auckland Council bosses take pay cuts of up to 20%
Goff and councillors have agreed to 20% pay cuts in solidarity with New Zealanders.
Plans for bikes and e-scooters on footpaths faces opposition
There are also plans for turning traffic to give way to pedestrians crossing the road.
'Abhorrent act': Anti-Semitic graffiti targets Tūpuna Maunga Authority chair
"The anti-Semitic and supremacist use of the Star of David is abhorrent."
Auckland Council considering a lower rates rise
The council will waive the bed tax paid by hotels and accommodation providers.
Why Auckland Council is leaving tags on bins during lockdown
Are you wondering why your rubbish tags are not being collected in Auckland?
Auckland Mayor, councillors to follow PM and take pay cut
Phil Goff says if the law does not allow, he will donate a pay cut to charity.
Former bank boss criticises 3.5% rates rise for Auckland
Ralph Norris feels the council is not doing as much as the Government.
Auckland Council wants billions from 'shovel ready' programme
Council lists 73 projects it wants Govt to fund for its 'shovel ready' stimulus package.
Council to discuss pandemic's financial hit behind closed doors
Council will be watching Treasury advice on unemployment, GDP and economic recovery.
Footpaths extended to continue physical distancing after lockdown
The money could help the council's projects in Auckland's CBD and South Auckland.
Covid-19: Rescue package for Auckland Council contractors
The NZ Transport Agency is also make advance payments to contractors.
Coronavirus: Government should fully fund Auckland's rapid transport network
Chris Darby said Auckland should stop being spoon-fed money for rapid transit.
After coronavirus: Auckland Council debates jobs versus climate change
The Government's criteria is to create jobs and get projects underway in short order.
Lockdown silence allows detection of smaller earthquakes
There's been a dramatic fall in the number of noise complaints in NZ's larger cities.
15m below ground: City Rail Link workers' historic find
Tree fragments dating back 28,000 years have been uncovered in Auckland.
First images: Spark Arena turns into foodbank
Council has now set-up a food distribution centre at Spark Arena to keep up with demand.
Auckland Council investment diluted as investors gobble up Auckland Airport shares
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says council's holding in AIA will fall to 18 per cent from 20.
Auckland Council's coronavirus contractor freeze: Hundreds of workers to take a hit
Phil Goff wants to stick with a 3.5 per cent rates rise in July.
Covid-19: Phil Goff still pushing 3.5 per cent rates rise
Goff said the virus had created the worst recession since the 1930s.
Focus: Spark Arena transformed into food distribution centre
Focus: Spark Arena has been transformed by Auckland Council into a food distribution centre for Aucklanders in need due to job losses and financial hardship as a result of Covid-19. Video / RNZ