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ARC votes to keep Queens Wharf shed for 'party central'
The ARC, co-owner of Queens Wharf, has voted to keep one of the wharf sheds as a Rugby World Cup "party central" venue, alongside the Govt's temporary Cup structure dubbed the "slug".
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East Coast takes a battering from storm
Heavy rains in the Gisborne area have closed roads and some flood waters have been contaminated by sewage.
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Local boards will be under-resourced, say alarmed leaders
Over 200,000 people in Howick and Manurewa will have just eight staff between them for local matters under the Super City plan.
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Mayoral pair play name games
He's dealt with plenty of sticks and stones in his long political career, but Jim Anderton may yet find that names will hurt him.
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<i>Fran O'Sullivan:</i> Lame horses leading mayoral race
Auckland voters will face quite a dilemma if the mayoralty of the new Super City stays an effective two-horse race.