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Kim Cambell: Business-friendly city a must for jobs
The devil is in the detail of Auckland's Unitary Plan says Kim Campbell.
What now for our waterfront?
In March this year Waterfront Auckland sought expressions of interest in approximately $1 billion of private investment for the next stage of development in Wynyard Quarter - the Wynyard Central precinct.
David Hisco: Liveability - our secret weapon
The growth in migration is good for Auckland, writer David Hisco.
Robert Jones: 'One plan' a mature approach
In a way, the Unitary Plan is our city's picture of the end game, write Robert Jones. Like a husband and wife huddling over the "reno" plans, there was staunch debate.
Michael Barnett: Auckland needs a team of champions
Them and us attitude should go, says Michael Barnett.
Rick Boven: We need to cultivate connections
Auckland scores very well on the lifestyle aspects of liveability but not so well on economic performance.
City on the lookout for cash
The mayor is hunting for investors to fund his pet projects writes Fran O'Sullivan
Walking on water
Matthew Cockram praises the Auckland Council "family" for its visionary plans to open up the city's waterfront.
Penny Hulse: Yes, we have an agenda - 'a better city'
Vision is vital because Auckland's success will drive NZ's success, writes Penny Hulse
Bryce Julyan: The toolkit for urban transformation
The priority should be to create a liveable city that is business-friendly, writes Bryce Julyan
Project Auckland: Mayor knows score
Len Brown is happy the city's assessment has improved since last year, writes Fran O'Sullivan.