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Ex-Auckland Council worker denies Chinese tech deal bribery charges

The alleged bribe was to secure a $150,000 Chinese goods contract.

Business leader puts heat on Twyford over CRL compo

Twyford has said he will respond to the call for a hardship fund in due course.

Auckland Council faces years of disruption from $4.4b City Rail Link

Businesses affected by CRL works are still battling politicians for financial help.

The 'unwise' Bay of Islands trip: Council boss' chopper and sailing trip

Panuku chair Richard Aitken had guidance about conflicts of interest to approve the trip.

Auckland port pens deal for world's first electric tug

Vessel touted as the first full-size electric tug of its kind.

Chopper crackdown: Wealthy face tougher helicopter rules

Privacy and recreation effects have to be considered for helicopter flights, says Darby.

Parking warden's 'ironic' illegal parking

A Hamilton council warden has parked illegally to issue a parking ticket - but it's legal.

Council looks at America's Cup cost savings

The $250m taxpayer build of 7 bases is no longer needed after 2 challengers pulled out.

John Roughan: How we can make this city shine

COMMENT: The Super City is nearly 10 years old. It's time to review it's usefulness.

Shoebox city: Would you live in an apartment twice the size of a prison cell?

Studio apartments just 21 square metres built in Auckland despite planning rules.

Cones, buckets, bins used in Auckland parking war as cars spill into street

It started with one cone. Now they've spread like the plague.

Battle for Ihumātao: How farmland became a flashpoint

Sunday was a day of peace and prayer at Ihumātao.

Council's warning over illegal garage conversions: We will prosecute

"We are really concerned about landlords creating substandard living environments."

Top charity flattens $8m Parnell property for a carpark

The registered charity is now under investigation by Auckland Council.

Man lay dead at home for days: What GPS data revealed

Report into housing for the elderly found "numerous failings" in processes.

'Pedestrian-friendly' trial on Auckland's High St to inform $14m 'transformation'

An October trial blocking parking on High St will inform a $14-22m street upgrade in 2022.