Lime e-scooters to stay on Auckland streets ... for now
Lime e-scooters are set to stay on Auckland's roads and footpaths until the end of March.
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Fire-hit historic church hall demolished
Blaze engulfed heritage-listed St James Presbyterian Church hall in Mt Eden.
New funding mechanisms for growth
Matthew Walker talks with the Herald about funding the city's growth.
Walking track reopening after Kauri dieback scare
Upgrades to protect kauri on the Kitekite track are complete and the track will reopen.
Auckland's waterfront plans for America's Cup
This summer we look back at the best stories of the year. This is from June.
'They're all scared': City workers tell of daily abuse by homeless
Workers on Queen St shops report routine abuse, assault and even public defecation.
Simon Wilson: Forwards and backwards with Auckland Transport
At year's end, Auckland's still having fun and putting up with foolishness.
Quay St 'nightmare': Auckland Transport defends plans
Council lawyers and Quay St narrowing opponents meet
Auckland man's water used without permission in building project
Shraneel Chandra says contractors then offered to paint his house so he wouldn't complain.
Hancock and McCreanor: Clash looming over Ihumātao
COMMENT: Government needs to step in against housing scheme at Ihumatao.
Councillors want end to Queen St car-parking
Car parks could be removed to widen Queen St for pedestrians, bikes and e-scooters.
Council agrees to halt Chamberlain Park development ahead of review
Auckland council agrees to stop work on golf course plan.
'Nightmare' on Quay St: Legal action planned to challenge road narrowing
Legal action threatened to stop Auckland waterfront changes.
Rod Duke's Herne Bay helipad to face 'an avalanche' of opposition
The High Court says Auckland Council needs to reconsider the helipad's resource consent.
Herne Bay helipad: Judge orders Auckland Council to 'deal with law accordingly'
A High Court judge has ruled that Auckland council must reconsider the initial consent.
Is Auckland ready for its mega 2021 year?
Project Auckland panel thrashes out biggest issues facing city.
New mechanisms for growth
Matthew Walker talks with the Herald about funding the city's growth.
Boat sunk by explosion hauled from watery grave
"The problem is getting worse, it's not getting any better."
Stagnant master plan to save gulf 'could have been done better'
Failings of a plan to save Hauraki Gulf should be lesson for future efforts, report finds.
Auckland Council to be investigated by the Ombudsman
Investigation hopes to establish whether councils have good practice with LGOIMA requests.
Ray Ginnever: Penlink action needs to start now
COMMENT: Whangaparaoa's Penlink needs to start sooner than 2028.
Council planning to charge those anchoring in Hauraki Gulf
The charge would be put in place to help ratepayers, Auckland Council suggests.
Auckland Council bar teens from selling Xmas trees
The pair has been selling trees at the intersection for years and never had an issue.
Vigils planned across New Zealand for Grace Millane
Candlelight vigils and walks are being planned across the country in memory of Grace.
Memory of Millane raising money for cancer charity
England player Will Canlan played for Millane in their clash against the Black Sticks.
Beach warning system abandons orange lights
"Swim with caution" option axed in Auckland but still used in all other regions.
Confronting homeless installation opens in Auckland
What's it like to live in a car? That's the focus of a new artwork at Wyndham Quarter.
Damaged waka recalled for unnamed park
Historic Māori names are being revived for the unnamed parks of inner Auckland.
Auckland Council approves extra $14.5m for America's Cup
Many councillors expressed concerns about the extra cost and value of the cup to the poor.
Tunnels connection a 'breakthrough' for City Rail Link
Today's breakthrough proves the project is on track, City Rail Link CEO says.
Protection proposed for suburb's name
Wesley seeks to secure suburban name after developer backs off bid to take it.
America's Cup wouldn't have gone ahead without additional funding
Senior minister says Auckland Council should "absolutely" green light more funding.