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Auckland Airport's $5b spend to change the way we travel
The company is building for passenger numbers forecast to double in the next 20 years.
Lime takes three days to report accident to Auckland Council
Auckland Council learned about the accident from the Herald.
#LIVE with Auckland Mayor Phil Goff on the 2021 tourism tidal wave
The America's Cup, the APEC Leaders' Summit, Te Matatini, the Royal NZ Yacht Squadron's 150th Anniversary, the women's Rugby World Cup, the women's Cricket World Cup, and the men's Softball World Championship are will all be hosted by the city of sails in 2021.
'Kids could be flattened': Herne Bay locals fearful of richlister's helicopter
Residents react to today's Rod Duke test chopper run.
11,000 tell AT their views on speed limits plans for Auckland
The Automobile Association has called for a more balanced approach to lower speeds.
Editorial: Revitalised city heart should be worth wait
EDITORIAL: Auckland's big building projects will be worth the wait.
Small business seeks $40,000 to pay for traffic island - to be able to open its store
When did businesses become responsible for civil works?
Going underground: Auckland's new transport system
The City Rail Link will carry up to 54,000 passengers an hour around Auckland.
Tunnel vision: Peek inside $3.4b City Rail Link project
The City Rail Link runs the risk of following delays with London's Crossrail project.
Unrest in the West: Battle lines drawn in liquor sales war
A new battle is brewing over access to alcohol in Auckland.
Auckland smartens up its thinking
A recent Government report explored New Zealand's smart city potential.
Tensions as council mulls future of popular Waitākere Ranges
Proposal to keep much of the regional park closed - but not everyone agrees.
Editorial: Auckland port unlikely to move
Auckland's port need not be moved, just let commercial shareholders solve its problems.
QC: Councils at risk of lawsuits over climate inaction
Councils may face lawsuits if the Government doesn't help them prepare for climate change.
Govt poised to make big call on moving Ports of Auckland to Northland
The Government will consider two major reports around shifting the port to Northland.
Eden Park to host Auckland's Remembrance for Christchurch
Mayor Phil Goff has invited all Aucklanders to attend the event.
$40m Victopia tower leaky building repairs to take two years
$40m Victopia leaky apartment tower repair begins
Auckland's $6b light rail project making slow progress
There is no date for completion and release of a business case for trams to the airport.
Thousands expected at Auckland Domain vigil: What you need to know
Heavy traffic expected around Auckland Domain vigil. What you need to know
Auckland Council approves $63m bailout for Eden Park
Auckland Council has bailed out Eden Park with a grant and loans totalling $63 million.
Auckland Art Gallery director steps down amid harassment allegation
He withdrew as he awaits "the opportunity to address an unproven allegation against me".
Western Springs Speedway gets one-year stay of execution
Racing to continue at the iconic venue...for now.
Dodgy concrete causes cyclist's damaging 'face plant'
From 20km/h to zero: Cyclist thrown over handlebars when crack in path caught wheel.
Castor Bay resident disgusted by man burying rubbish on Auckland beach
The rubbish bag looked to contain party supplies including paper plates and serviettes.
Monster $1.2b pipe approved to clean up Auckland beaches
Sewage overflows will reduce by more than 80 per cent due to the Central Interceptor.
Speedway to stay at Western Springs
Speedway understood to have struck a last-minute deal with council bosses .
Top Auckland Council executive resigns
Dean Kimpton is the second member of the executive team to leave.
Auckland Art Gallery director breaks silence on harassment claim
Gregory Burke is set to step into his new role next month.
Scooter wars: Wave launches against Lime in Auckland
Speed limits will apply in certain areas.
Bigger fines needed for 'revolting' travellers urinating in public - MP
COMMENT: There was no reason for the bus to make a toilet stop on SH1 in full public view.
Can Phil Goff save speedway or are its days numbered in Auckland?
After 90 years, speedway will hold its last meeting at Western Springs on Saturday.
Phil Goff compared to Donald Trump in harbour battle
Phil Goff sent his apologies to an angry crowd baying for his blood.