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Mayor has support to reclaim more of harbour - council source
Auckland Mayor Len Brown has the numbers to push ahead with filling in more Waitemata Harbour, a senior council source says.

Fast track means dumping review
Auckland councillors are being urged to effectively dump a review of port development options in favour of fast-tracking the latest expansion plans into law.

Business trio challenge Auckland port plans
Leading Auckland business figures are squaring off ahead of a crucial vote today on reclaiming more of the Waitemata Harbour for port operations.

Love boats' romance with NZ shores
With more than 1.1 million passenger days spent in New Zealand, the country's ports have survived the biggest cruise season on record - but only just.

Plans to expand Auckland's port
Ports of Auckland is making a fresh bid to extend the city's port into the Waitemata Harbour after a public backlash last year sunk plans to expand 283m into the harbour.

Liners outgrowing Queens Wharf
Auckland's Queens Wharf is too small for the new generation of bigger cruise ships and may need a $10 million top-up from ratepayers.

Triathlon: Bozzone back to best and facing world on waterfront
The 2008 world champion Terenzo Bozzone will race in next month's inaugural Ironman 70.3 Auckland triathlon.

An open waterfront? Here's the choice...
Auckland has a choice if it wants to open up more of its waterfront - let the port expand into the Waitemata Harbour or lose cargo to Tauranga and Northland.

Council weighs merging CCOs
Auckland Council is considering cutting the number of unelected council-controlled organisations from seven to four.

Wharfies laugh off rival union
The Maritime Union denies claims it will lose its dominance in the Ports of Auckland dispute due to the emergence of a new union.

Opening waterfront: Future of the port
Alternatives to Auckland's inner-city port have already been investigated and costed in a Ports of Auckland study released exclusively to the Herald.

Matt McCarten: Everyone in unionland smells a rat at the port
On the 30th of this month union workers will default to individual contracts and then the Ports of Auckland could, according to my sources, restart their failed contracting-out campaign.

Superyacht dry dock would cost Auckland City $16m
Auckland ratepayers are being asked to chip in $16.8 million for the local marine industry to get a bigger slice of servicing superyachts.