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Business leaders discuss solutions to Auckland's infrastructure issues

Transport Minister Simeon Brown speaks to Project Auckland briefing.

Housing Minister grants Auckland Council one-year extension to devise new intensification rules

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown's been pushing for an extension, now Chris Bishop's granted it.

Come a long way: Latest tour of $5.5b City Rail Link shows progress

After years of disruption, the finishing touches are coming together.

The drastic implications of the controversial North Harbour Stadium demo - John Watson

OPINION: The entire northern region of Auckland will be without a capable venue.

Christopher Luxon: My commitment to Aucklanders

OPINION: Aucklanders I meet are fed up with the delay, indecision and finger-pointing.

Project Auckland: Eke Panuku charting progress in a challenging market

Eke Panuku’s urban regeneration strategy is ‘not an overnight thing’.

The state of Auckland City’s strengths today - Mark Thomas

OPINION: How does Tāmaki Makaurau compare to its global peers?

Engineering Auckland - Mayor Wayne Brown’s to-do list

Tim McCready checked in with Mayor Wayne Brown at the halfway point of his first term.

Unitary Plan spurs housing development

Up-zoning has raised building consents and lowered rent.

Simon Wilson: What David Seymour's bike crash should mean for Transport Minister's plans

OPINION: While David Seymour crashed his bike, Simeon Brown is crashing transport.

‘Fools in AT’: Mayor’s blunt email to AT CEO on raised crossings

Mayor Wayne Brown shared the frustrations of firefighters on raised crossings.

$5.4m starting price: Winton's new apartment plan for Wynyard Quarter

A new 12-level building is planned for the Pakenham St West/Daldy St corner.

BNZ director Douglas McKay calls time

BNZ chairman and former Auckland Council boss to step down.

Jumbo trash bins: Lifeline for big Auckland families as waste collection cuts loom

The proposed waste management plan is open for public consultation until 28 March.

What council's long-term plan may mean for Aucklanders - part 2

Animal control improvements, higher parking fees and cutting expensive road projects.

What does council’s Long-Term Plan mean for Aucklanders?

Rising rates, council cutbacks and plugging a fuel-tax hole.

Local boards vote to keep funding for public rubbish bins

Bins have been removed across the city but some are staying for now.

'Horror, sadness at level of destruction' as pollution, earthworks mar coastal cycleway

The site had asbestos, tyres, plastics, metal, brick, crushed concrete and other rubbish.