At year's end, Auckland's still having fun and putting up with foolishness.

Council lawyers and Quay St narrowing opponents meet

Shraneel Chandra says contractors then offered to paint his house so he wouldn't complain.

COMMENT: Government needs to step in against housing scheme at Ihumatao.

Car parks could be removed to widen Queen St for pedestrians, bikes and e-scooters.

Auckland council agrees to stop work on golf course plan.

Legal action threatened to stop Auckland waterfront changes.

The High Court says Auckland Council needs to reconsider the helipad's resource consent.

A High Court judge has ruled that Auckland council must reconsider the initial consent.

Matthew Walker talks with the Herald about funding the city's growth.

"The problem is getting worse, it's not getting any better."

Failings of a plan to save Hauraki Gulf should be lesson for future efforts, report finds.

Investigation hopes to establish whether councils have good practice with LGOIMA requests.

COMMENT: Whangaparaoa's Penlink needs to start sooner than 2028.

The charge would be put in place to help ratepayers, Auckland Council suggests.

The pair has been selling trees at the intersection for years and never had an issue.

Candlelight vigils and walks are being planned across the country in memory of Grace.

England player Will Canlan played for Millane in their clash against the Black Sticks.

Historic Māori names are being revived for the unnamed parks of inner Auckland.

Many councillors expressed concerns about the extra cost and value of the cup to the poor.

Today's breakthrough proves the project is on track, City Rail Link CEO says.

Wesley seeks to secure suburban name after developer backs off bid to take it.

Senior minister says Auckland Council should "absolutely" green light more funding.

Auckland Council chief executive Stephen Town is investigating allegations of harassment.

Only half of building consents are being issued on time, says the Deputy Auditor-General.

The fight to save Biggie after he attacked a sheep has gone to one of the highest courts.

COMMENT: The first law of city planning ought to be: Watch what people do.

Mayor wants to increase City Mission funding but hold rates and debt to earlier promises.

Queen is about to become a pedestrian mall at last.

Developer blends blissed-out words to propose name for "Happeace" lane in Titirangi.