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3-D look at plans for city of future

Agency seeks substitute for NextBike's shelved hire fleet

Mayor's 100-days list picks up a few extra events

Brothel owners in billboard backlash

Brothel brothers John and Michael Chow have stepped up their campaign to force the Auckland Council's hand on a report into the demolition of the city's Palace Hotel that it is keeping secret. They have now erected a billboard on the site

Fireworks inquiry proves a fizzer

Editorial: Give the kids a bus to our big free pool

Demolition of St Heliers art deco cottages set to begin

Mayor defends hobby suggestions for councillors

Wellington's mayor has defended a leaked email which suggests councillors learn Te Reo, Mandarin or ballroom dancing to keep 'mentally fit'.

Jim Eagles: Free spirits must follow rules too

I am starting to think that in this case we do need a national policy on freedom camping, so campers and locals know exactly what the rules are.

St Heliers houses 'fine'

Review gives new hope for decaying theatre

The potential refurbishment of the St James Theatre has received a boost from Auckland Mayor Len Brown.

Tree dilemma for church board

Under-threat cottages in good condition - surveyor

Three much-loved art deco houses scheduled to be demolished are in good condition, contrary to the Auckland Council's assertion that they are in disrepair and should be knocked down, a surveyor says.

Ratepayers face $25,000 bill for city's big bang 171st birthday gift

Plan to shift Deco houses 'an insult'

Mayor declares war on Super City graffiti