Lisa Prager is a veteran protester who has previously refused to pay rates increases.

Submissions on the America's Cup resource consents close tomorrow.

New owner will expand into training for ICT, teachers and trades in Northland and regions.

Scientists aim to better understand the habitat and movements of the little flying mammal.

The University of Auckland will look at how land is moving on 10 slopes around the city.

'Toolkit' will ensure all NZ students learn about money, driving and other life skills.

Four companies are in the running to build a $1.2 billion wastewater tunnel in Auckland.

Plans to close service centres and open new ones gets a mixed response form local boards.

COMMENT: There is little point having Auckland Unitary Plan if council planners ignore it.

The latest twist in Penny Bright's unpaid rates is a $207,000 legal bill by council.

Long before the Birkenhead slip, engineers advised to fix or monitor the unstable land.

$25,000 bill to clean up rogue operator's tyre dump near Clevedon.

Surging population and increased tourism are the most pronounced recent changes impacting the Gulf, with ongoing demand for facilities, infrastructure and resources creating mounting pressure on the sea.

Slow action and conflict are dogging efforts to stop the Hauraki Gulf's steady decline.

Latest figures show about 40,000 more cars jammed Auckland's roads in 2017 compared to the previous year.

Auckland Council will have to spend additional rates for a stated purpose.

School principals hope Auckland Council will help music fest after three-year deal ends.

COMMENT: 10-year budget will fix sewage leaks, traffic congestion and Kauri dieback.

The America's Cup base row has taken a twist with a report into the options.

A new plan for the America's Cup moves the Team New Zealand base to a new site.

Councillors will seek feedback from Aucklanders before voting on a fireworks ban.

Limited vehicle access will still be provided to Mt Victoria.

"I think there's been a change in the public's mood for the ban."

Following a paper trail: tracing the culprits of unlawful tipping can be a messy business.

Aucklanders are being asked about a petrol tax before knowing where it will be spent.

Photos taken from E grade inspections show a slew of stomach-turning conditions.

Bartley will take over the vacated seat for the Maungakiekie-Tamaki ward.

"I do think that in general people are on board, they just don't understand."

CRL above-ground opportunities

Councils could get more money to lower bus and train fares by getting people out of cars.