Latest from Auckland Council

New open-air, waterfront swimming pool for Auckland this summer

The new pool will have four swimming lanes and a jumping platform.

'High level of disappointment' - no pontoon bridge for Wynyard Quarter

Assurances that the existing bridge would be fixed by December doubted.

Homeowner sues Auckland Council for $18m+ over flooding, stormwater issues

The property flooded twice in 2023 - in Auckland Anniversary weekend's storms and in May.

Four iconic Auckland buildings get earthquake-strengthening funds

The Leys Institute in Ponsonby has been closed since 2019 due to cracking and bowing.

Auckland residents rally to find chook menacing suburb with 3am wake-ups

A poster has been circulating social media in a bid to discover the chook.

Property Insider: New SkyCity CEO starts; NZ’s highest outdoor office garden

Michael Ahearne has gone. Now ex-army officer Jason Walbridge has returned from Las Vegas.

Traffic management boss says industry not to blame for road cone mania

We do not charge for road cones, says Traffix managing director Michael Eremin.

'Road cone mania': Auckland Mayor says law changes needed to fix city's traffic management woes

Auckland Council is spending $145m a year on road cones and managing traffic.

'Not a good look': AT CEO on board of company that got $800k in transport contracts

Any potential conflicts of interests meticulously dealt with, says former AT chairman.

Dog walkers concerned about sewage-like stench at Auckland park

The stench is unlikely to be from wastewater, says Watercare.

Neighbours claim it will be 'feather soup' if Mowbray helipad gets consent

Mowbray's request for a helipad upset locals who say it will impact the bird population.

Wynyard Point remains in plans for SailGP Auckland with solutions to mitigate risks

Eke Panuku has worked with technical experts on solutions to mitigate the risks.

'Remote' building inspections bring pluses and minuses, industry leader says

John Gray urges 'greater consequences' for lawbreakers as the Govt removes red tape.

District Court case: What is the definition of an equestrian centre?

Application for charges to be dismissed: Was the property operating illegally?

Simon Wilson: Trackless trams in Auckland

OPINION: High-tech solutions offer Auckland a great chance to fix its transport woes.

Editorial: National Party's board appointments of the two Bs is a wise choice

OPINION: Paula Bennett and Simon Bridges are a perfect fit.