New ZealandProtection for home buyersHouse buyers and sellers are more protected from dodgy agent dealings than before.07 Apr 05:30 PM
New ZealandRates: more certain than death and taxesWhen Gaylene Mackereth left her home in Howick on a trip to the beach with her granddaughter recently, she paid a bit more attention than usual to the houses they passed.06 Apr 05:30 PM
OpinionBrian RudmanBrian Rudman: Heart of city heading for coronaryWith more than 50,000 people living in Auckland's CBD, it's no longer just the retailers and the businesses being inconvenienced, writes Brian Rudman.04 Apr 08:30 PM
New ZealandHouse prices tipped to rise by 12pcAuckland house prices are predicted to rise a further 12 per cent over the next year, with the nationwide average jumping almost $40,000 by the end of the year.04 Apr 04:30 PM
Business$71m deal for council's North Shore HQA former Takapuna Grammar student, who migrated from Malaysia 12 years ago, has just completed one of this year's biggest commercial property deals.03 Apr 04:30 PM
New ZealandGoing green saves museum big moneyAuckland Museum is being touted as a green example for other city organisations after it succeeded in slashing its carbon footprint by 30 per cent in just two years.31 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandDisabled Kiwis left behind by quake plansLarge parts of the country's building stock will be off-limits for disabled people under a proposal to trim the cost of upgrading thousands of earthquake-prone buildings, advocacy groups have warned.31 Mar 04:30 PM
SportMarathon: Council's track ban mystery to runnersRunners say an Auckland City Council decision to prohibit the use of the Hillary Trail in West Auckland for an off-road running event is bizarre and makes no sense.29 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandAre we ready for the big one?As they did on the afternoon of March 17, tens of thousands of Aucklanders take to Facebook and Twitter to express their amazement that their seemingly quake-free city has had a rumble.27 Mar 06:05 PM
New ZealandWorking party to help Auckland housingAuckland Council and the Government will create a working party to look at urgent issues relating to the city's housing crisis.25 Mar 07:14 AM
New ZealandGovt plan could drive up housing costsThe Government will drive up Auckland's red hot housing market if it fails to ratify a new planning rulebook for the Super City, says a business lobby group.25 Mar 02:02 AM
New ZealandFamiliar faces likely to linger onThere will be few new faces around the Auckland Council chamber after October's local body elections, with most councillors standing for re-election and little sign of strong contenders to oust the incumbents.24 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandSmith appears to offer olive branchHousing Minister Nick Smith appears to be taking a more conciliatory approach to Auckland's housing crisis as he prepares to meet Mayor Len Brown to discuss the issue today.24 Mar 04:30 PM
PropertyCouncil sees no conflict in belonging to property bodyAuckland Council has voted to stay in an organisation that calls itself the voice of commercial property - after rejecting pleas that citizens see a conflict of interest.24 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandEye-watering costs to get connectedA fee for tapping into the waterworks in parts of Auckland has gone up by 900 per cent in the past two years - from less than $850 to almost $8000.23 Mar 07:05 PM
OpinionDamien Grant: Watercare's got the wrong numbersDamien Grant writes: By law, Watercare has to keep the overall costs of water at minimum levels.23 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandLen Brown's report cardWe rate how Len Brown has fared on his 2010 election pledges.23 Mar 01:07 AM
LifestyleCity hosts an open houseIn the months ahead Aucklanders can sample the city's vibrant cultures, writes Alexia Santamaria.22 Mar 04:30 PM
OpinionMai Chen: Dangers in picking a fight with Auckland"Who wins when the Auckland Council and the Government do not agree on the approach to affordable housing?" asks Mai Chen. "Or when Auckland's unitary plan should take effect?"21 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandCouncil forks out $10.5m for travelBrazil, Nepal and Finland are among far-flung countries visited by Super City staff, who have racked up a $10.5 million domestic and international travel bill in two years.19 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandAsk Phoebe: Inorganic collection on its way for RodneyAsk Phoebe Ratepayers in Rodney District are charged a levy of $89.34 a year, allegedly to support the transfer stations in our area whether we use them or not.18 Mar 04:30 PM
ConstructionRural towns key to city's big growthThe towns of Pukekohe and Warkworth and communities served by the Northwestern Motorway are among rural areas earmarked to contribute to Auckland's population.17 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandGreen belt battle going to hearingA battle over whether job growth should come at the expense of the South Auckland countryside will go to a hearing by Auckland Council-appointed planning commissioners next month or early May.17 Mar 04:30 PM
EmploymentMany Auckland firms expect boostAlmost half of Auckland's small and medium-sized firms expect a lift in sales in the coming year, research suggests.17 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandHaven for hard partiersIn a bid to cut down unnecessary hospital admissions, five Auckland organisations have set up a temporary 'safe house' for out-of-control revellers.16 Mar 04:30 PM
OpinionJonathan Milne: City fix challenge for chiefs, never mind tiffs in the ranksFixing Auckland's housing is too significant a challenge to the entire economy to let it get caught up in petty politicking.16 Mar 04:30 PM
OpinionBrian RudmanBrian Rudman: Planning to move with the timesAucklanders are now able to go online and discover how their own home and neighbourhoods are affected by the new masterplan, writes Brian Rudman.15 Mar 01:30 AM
ConstructionDeveloper hopes Unitary Plan brings certaintyA property developer who has copped flak for proposed apartments at Milford hopes Auckland's Unitary Plan will provide more certainty.14 Mar 08:46 PM
