Latest from Auckland Council

2degrees fixes fault that caused issues for some mobile customers

Glitch hit around 4am.

How rate caps and mayor-only boards could reshape your council

Rates rises would be capped at between 2% and 4% under the new plan.

Microsoft’s NZ data centre operation powers up profits

The threat of a digital services tax has melted away.

Motorists told to brace for 'significant' delays across Akld motorways and roads as Ikea opens

Queues of over 40 minutes are expected just to exit SH1 at Mt Wellington.

'Fit for purpose' – North Harbour Hospital expansion to meet rising demand

Auckland has 10 new private Allevia operating theatres. Now it will get a further seven.

New terrace homes rising on ex-Unitec land at Carrington

G.J. Gardiner has arrived on the site to begin the first 51 of a planned 350-home project.

Rupert Hodson: Auckland needs an aspirational story to shape our future

OPINION: Auckland needs a bold new story to match its ambitions.

Simon Wilson: Deliberative democracy and the golf course - what happens if we stop shouting

OPINION: A remarkable exercise in deliberative democracy delivers insights and dignity.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Good riddance to regional councillors

OPINION: One Waikato river clean-up plan has already cost ratepayers $23m.

Where to find Auckland’s most joyful ways to kick off the holiday season

The best Auckland summer events this December.

AT turns its back on electric ferries with tender for four new diesels

PLUS: Where are the chargers? How does it fit with Mayor Wayne Brown's 'high-tech' plans?

Love this Christmassy City: Eden Park, the port, speedway and the pink pathway

OPINION: What's Auckland Council up to at the moment?

'National treasure': $50m plan to revive Waiwera hot pools unveiled

Developers aim to reopen the now-levelled 1.6ha site by late 2027.

'Big crowds': Commuters warned to expect 40-minute queues when IKEA opens

Drivers face up to one-hour waits just to access IKEA car parks at Sylvia Park.

Who broke Auckland? My three hours on the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus

Portaloos, road cones and an elephant named Tom – how we're selling Tāmaki to tourists.

Andrew Patterson: Why Auckland needs a finer grained approach to growth

PC120 could enable up to two million new homes across Auckland by 2054.