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Marina apartment development fight: New plans up for debate
Proposed development of the West Auckland marina has met strong opposition.
Proposed development of the West Auckland marina has met strong opposition.
The Auckland Council is re-allocating sports stadiums with an eye to the future.
From the glitz of the America's Cup to state housing, Auckland gets a share of the Budget.
Activist says she had intended to pay once her fight for council transparency was won.
The pods were advertised on Trade me last year, but failed to get council consent.
Housing New Zealand's planned development in Epsom has left locals unhappy.
Activist Penny Bright says she will do whatever she has to, to keep her house.
Plea from Penny Bright for interim relief over selling of her house has been dismissed.
Auckland Council will sell seven buildings, in a move it says will save $117 million.
The Aucklander found out yesterday she has stage 3 ovarian cancer.
Govt to start work on two light rail lines in Auckland, Super Fund wants to own them
Orthodontist says clinic inspector was polite to receptionist, but changed towards her.
OPINION: Auckland council should make savings instead.
Frosty mornings are back, but there are some simple - and cheap - ways to stay warm.
House prices in desirable school zones are expected to increase even more.
Sir Bob Charles backs lobby group opposing scaling back of Chamberlain Park Golf Course
Big trees controversially removed to help recreate original look of park
A taxi driver accused of careless driving which killed a young dad has dropped his appeal.
Aucklanders are being consulted on a fuel tax which has strong backing from councillors.
Goff warns removing the regional fuel tax would leave a $4.3b hole in the budget.
Labour's plans for two big roads in Auckland may not start for six or seven years.
Drinking water safe from another Tasman Tempest, says Watercare boss
A 30-year pattern of bypassing local schools is reversing under population pressure.
Penny Bright has attracted an unlikely supporter in her bid to stop the sale of her home.
Fly-overs reveal hundreds of new sites possibly infected with kauri dieback disease.
NZ's growth and productivity cannot continue to be held to ransom by a gridlocked city.
Tolls another blow for some motorists, National says
Exclusive: The Government is about to announce funding for two big new roads in Auckland.
The show was one of more than 80 events across the region that helped mark the day.