Council crackdown on dumpers sees over $90k in fines
Fines up but not everyone is convinced the crackdown has seen dumping reduce.
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Tamihere's homeless solution: Call '0800 JACINDA'
Social workers would be available around the clock under John Tamihere's mayoral policy.
'It's heartbreaking': One of Auckland's oldest villas could be bowled
Plans to bulldoze a much-loved villa has a community angry at more loss of character.
Waterfront jewel: Plan to free port of cars for public use
A proposal to barge imported cars quickly off Auckland's wharves could occur in two years.
Show the Anzac spirit of 'a fair go': Mike Lee
The NSW Government has helped 160 businesses to the tune of about $30m.
Auckland's City Rail Link blamed for armed robbery
Jacinda Ardern and Phil Twyford are dragging the chain on financial help to businesses.
Joel Cayford: Why are Auckland's waterfront priorities the exact inverse of Wellington?
Comment: Compare the City of Sails to the capital on a good day or, in fact, any day.
Auckland Council at loggerheads with Chief Ombudsman
Auckland Council refusing to drop member of mayor's staff from review group.
These are the possible solutions at Ihumātao
COMMENT: Four ideas of what a solution at Ihumātao could look like.
Brierley business wins consent for $51.5m waterfront deal
$51.5m for a 125-year lease of Panuku-owned waterfront land
Auckland Council adds 8.9ha to public block near Ihumātao
'An important contribution we can make towards the resolution of the issues at Ihumātao'.
No parking: Blind Foundation served notice over car park
Council says consent for car park needed; property manager says public not being charged.
34,500 new homes planned for South Auckland
Drury and Pukekohe to grow by more than the population of Palmerston North.
Ex-Auckland Council worker denies Chinese tech deal bribery charges
The alleged bribe was to secure a $150,000 Chinese goods contract.
Business leader puts heat on Twyford over CRL compo
Twyford has said he will respond to the call for a hardship fund in due course.
Auckland Council faces years of disruption from $4.4b City Rail Link
Businesses affected by CRL works are still battling politicians for financial help.
The 'unwise' Bay of Islands trip: Council boss' chopper and sailing trip
Panuku chair Richard Aitken had guidance about conflicts of interest to approve the trip.
Auckland port pens deal for world's first electric tug
Vessel touted as the first full-size electric tug of its kind.
Chopper crackdown: Wealthy face tougher helicopter rules
Privacy and recreation effects have to be considered for helicopter flights, says Darby.
Parking warden's 'ironic' illegal parking
A Hamilton council warden has parked illegally to issue a parking ticket - but it's legal.
Council looks at America's Cup cost savings
The $250m taxpayer build of 7 bases is no longer needed after 2 challengers pulled out.
The key players of Ihumātao land struggle
The occupation is unlikely to end soon.
Businesses hard hit by $4.4b City Rail Link could get help
One business has been hit with a $5000 penalty by the landlord for getting behind on rent.
Sephora confetti saga: 'Not enough evidence for a prosecution'
Mayor Phil Goff said at the time it was "unacceptable" behaviour from the company.
Mayor sends 'concept' proposal to Govt to help CRL businesses
Phil Twyford says he is "considering" Auckland Council's proposal for affected businesses.
SOUL sister: Pania Newton explains why she's leading the Ihumātao protest
Protest leader opens up about why she won't give up the fight for her people's land.
Shanty town in CBD removed by council
The makeshift camp grew larger over the last week, angering some neighbours.
Businesses seeking compo for $4.4b City Rail Link project
A shop owner is on antidepressants and lost hair from the stress of the project.
Group that opposed Auckland 1080 drop must pay $40k in court costs
The court ruled its case was "legally without substance", and based on opinion not fact.
Auckland Council's $1.9m legal battles with itself
Auckland Council bodies have spent almost $2m fighting among themselves.
John Roughan: How we can make this city shine
COMMENT: The Super City is nearly 10 years old. It's time to review it's usefulness.
Shoebox city: Would you live in an apartment twice the size of a prison cell?
Studio apartments just 21 square metres built in Auckland despite planning rules.
Cones, buckets, bins used in Auckland parking war as cars spill into street
It started with one cone. Now they've spread like the plague.
Battle for Ihumātao: How farmland became a flashpoint
Sunday was a day of peace and prayer at Ihumātao.