Auckland Council puts temporary halt on property reports
The council stopped accepting urgent property reports in mid-November.
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Chris Carr: Port move will only make traffic congestion worse
Comment: Traffic volumes around Auckland would increase substantially, not decrease.
Auckland's mooring dolphin for cruise ships unlikely to proceed
Julie Stout praised Mayor Phil Goff and Ports of Auckland for seeking another solution.
Goff plans to convert half of council fleet to electric
Auckland Council's car fleet of 1000 vehicles will be cut and moved to electric.
Mt Eden residents decry 'demolition wasteland'
Stress, nuisance, noise, vibrations, dust, demolition, trucks - residents upset.
Big stink: 17 charges laid against golf course for sewage dumping
Hidden cameras understood to be involved in case resulting in charges
Auckland household rates could rise 4.5 per cent next year
Waste management charges are rising after China stopped taking the city's recyclables.
CCTV nation: The thousands of cameras watching your every move
CCTV cameras have doubled across NZ cities in 5 years. Where and how are they filming you?
$35m Auckland 'showpiece' waterfront extension begins
Construction on an 1800sq m extension to Auckland's downtown waterfront began this week.
Council reveals e-scooter curfew areas
Plus: allocation numbers have also been revealed.
No Plan B for Erebus Memorial, says Ministry
It's back to scratch if the go-ahead isn't given for Erebus memorial in Parnell park
Robbie's daughters: Erebus memorial doesn't belong in our father's park
Comment: Sir Dove-Myer Robinson's family say Parnell park is the wrong choice.
Battle to save 100-year-old oaks from developer
"Auckland Council declared a climate emergency ... but trees are coming down willy-nilly."
Should it stay or should it go? Huge costs of port plans revealed
The Auckland port debate has unleashed a storm of economic numbers. What do they mean?
Aucklanders to get kerbside compost collection from 2021
Aucklanders' food scraps will be collected kerbside from 2021 and turned into biogas.
Plans to stop high rise developments in wealthy suburbs
The council plans to investigate the Orakei Local Board plan next year.
Ports of Auckland study estimates $626m cost per year to move north
Divided between 1.7 million Aucklanders, that's more than $300 per year each.
Brian Rudman: Let natives flourish but spare the oaks
COMMENT: New trees are terrific, but it's a shame so many exotics have to be ripped out.
Port storm: Why are we really parking 250,000 cars a year on Auckland's waterfront?
How does importing cars to Northland make sense if few people live there?
Lime fallout: Auckland faces weeks-long scooter drought
Plus: Flamingo hipsters have last laugh against Lime.
Burst water main on track to be fixed today
Watercare due to finish restoration work late today.
Six beaches closed in Auckland at the start of summer
Five beaches with long-term alerts have been re-opened since the rate was introduced.
'Save water': Warning to Aucklanders after major water main bursts
The ruptured water main is one of the biggest in the CBD.
Auckland Council considering sale of prize building in CBD
The public would have a say before the sale of Bledisloe House could take place.
'Deeply disappointed': Lime vows to return as e-scooters shut down in Auckland
Lime scooters must be off Auckland's streets by Friday December 6.
Editorial: Lime squeezed out by civic and public disapproval
Editorial: Fraught or fun times on city footpaths are far from over after Lime peel out.
LVRs 'kicking first home buyers while they're down': economist
Lending restrictions aimed at first home buyers are "barking up the wrong tree".
'Dramatic reversal': Auckland housing affordability improves 26%
Despite record low interest rates, housing in Auckland is beyond the reach of many.
Made ill by 'swamp house': Family wins over $6000 in compo
The family would sleep together in the lounge in winter to keep warm.
Heritage-listed Auckland building coming down
The heritage-listed building sits next to a 2000-house development.
Review of Auckland's unpopular business units underway
Independent review of AT, ATEED, Panuku and Watercare received unanimous support.
Auckland 'pop-up' theatre plan to host world leaders
The theatre could cost $10 million and be in Aotea Square for five to seven years.
Chamberlain Park to keep its 18-hole course
A small community park is to be built on the western end of Chamberlain Park.