Hosking: Asleep at the wheel on e-scooter safety
COMMENT: It beggars belief that the idiots who regulate transport haven't acted.
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'It would have cracked his head open if he hadn't been wearing a helmet'
The public is welcoming moves by the Auckland Council to review e-scooter safety.
In time for summer: Auckland beach finally safe to swim at after two decades
Four beaches in South Auckland have had long-term public health warnings lifted.
Rethink urged after Auckland Diwali Festival chaos
Small number were coming to the festival intoxicated and impacting enjoyment of others
Peter Williams: My sinking feeling for waterfront stadium
COMMENT: New stadium plan must be paid for privately or it's going underwater too.
Big shake-up of Auckland museums
Auckland's cultural organisations are falling into line and staying quiet on the review.
Today's bus driver strike - what you need to know
Stop the bus: What the bus driver strike means for Auckland commuters
Diwali Festival draws large crowds
Auckland meets India: Auckland's CBD buzzing with the excitement of the Diwali Festival.
Booze ban at Hibiscus Coast beaches on Crate Day
Booze ban at Hibiscus Coast beaches due to fears over Crate Day chaos.
Waterfront stadium backers asked council for $4m
The council funding would be returned when the project goes to market.
Is Auckland's new stadium feasible?
Auckland Council and the Government are key to building the new stadium.
'These guys are dreamers': Reaction to 'stadium in the sea'
Proposal for $1.8 billion waterfront stadium sparks heated debate.
Stadium in the sea: $1.8 billion waterfront stadium unveiled
The stadium will be funded by turning Eden Park and Bledisloe Wharf into housing.
Auckland Council offers guidelines for healthier Diwali food
Move has prompted some Indian community members to say: "leave our festive food alone".
Mark Thomas: How to make Auckland great again
COMMENT: To regain its international ratings, Auckland's government has to be smarter.
Auckland Council wages bill nearing $1b
Rodney councillor Greg Sayers says people deserve to know where money is being spent.
Two e-scooter companies launch in Auckland
Companies Onzo and Lime are launching fleets of e-scooters in Auckland.
Focus: Mangere Town Centre is the 'Gateway to the Nation'
Mangere MP Aupito William Sio talks about Mangere Town Centre, a place that he likes to call the 'Gateway to the Nation'.
Penny Bright farewelled in Auckland tomorrow
Fellow activists will speak and the church will be festooned Bright's protest signs.
Simon Wilson: Airport trams or trains is the wrong question
COMMENT: Debate about trams or trains to the airport misses the point entirely.
Revealed: Property figure behind new stadium on Auckland waterfront
Details of the new waterfront stadium are due to be unveiled next week.
Long-standing opposition against plans for Auckland waterfront stadium
"The practicality is that it would be very expensive and very disruptive."
Plan for 'secret' Auckland waterfront stadium revealed
Public agencies and officials were shown the plans on the condition of secrecy.
Brian Rudman: Time to bite the bullet on Auckland rail
COMMENT: Let's bite the bullet and build a heavy rail spur from the airport to Puhinui.
Queen St in central Auckland takes on a new glow
Auckland's Queen St gets its own light show in the central city.
Losing sleep: Man wants diverted trucks off his street at night
Papakura residents says trucks diverted from the motorway are keeping him awake at night.
Risk assessment to be completed following cow attack
Two members of the public were attacked by cattle grazing in Totara Park in August.
Charity vintage car event cancelled
The Lions Club and Auckland Stadiums could not agree on a suitable date for the event.
Auckland homeless count numbers in: 800 sleeping on streets
About 800 people sleep on the street or in cars in Auckland each night.
Kevin O'Sullivan: Wharf 'dolphins' needed to keep our cruise visitors
COMMENT: New Zealand's cruise industry needs better Auckland facilities.
The petrol pinch: Kiwis now paying extra $200 a year in taxes, say Nats
Petrol price hikes are mounting up on Kiwi families, says Simon Bridges.
'Swamp house' family find new home
Family find new home after taking their case public and forcing landlord to take action.
'Historical vandalism': Grand homes could be bulldozed for townhouses
Some of NZ's grandest and most admired historic homes have no protection.
Editorial: Jump in cost of recycling shows need for change
EDITORIAL: The rise in the cost of disposing of recyclables is a sign things must change.