Sea slugs returning to Auckland beaches
The toxic sea slugs which sparked health warnings at Auckland beaches last year appear to be on their way back.
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We must not overlook practicality in our haste to leave a legacy, writes Brian Rudman.
<i>Tim Greer</i>: Mature cities blend history with modernity
Commercial project managers need to take responsibility for the mess their activity leaves behind, writes Tim Greer.
CCO's to run most Super City services
Unelected CCOs will run two-thirds of Auckland's Super City services and local boards won't have lawful powers, a new bill revealed today.
Idiot's guide to the Super City
What is the Super City? How is it structured? How will it work? Who holds the power? How do you vote?
Brown has big lead over Banks for super mayor
Manukau Mayor Len Brown has a big lead on Auckland City Mayor John Banks in a Herald-DigiPoll survey on the Super City mayoralty.
Architects cite city's industrial heritage as reason to save wharf sheds
Auckland architects are increasing efforts to save Queens Wharf's two 98-year-old cargo sheds.
<i>Brian Rudman:</i> All aboard please, we're tired of waiting
Aucklanders aren't too fussed where their trains are built - 100 years on, they just want a service.
$2.6m deal safeguards coastal gem
Duder Regional Park has been extended to protect it from housing developments.
<i>Weather Watch</i>: Auckland's water crisis
Weather analyst Philip Duncan can't believe Aucklanders are being asked to conserve water.
Queens Wharf Red Gates swing open for visitors
Thousands of Aucklanders yesterday marched on to Queens Wharf to mark the opening of the Red Gates on Anzac Day.