Latest from Auckland Council

'Not great after midnight': Gangs, drinking - sharp rise in random city violence

Police inspector says serious assaults weren't as common, or severe, pre-Covid.

Fixing the ferries: Ambitious plans for harbour transport

Auckland's ferry services are due for a shakeup with new contracts and new vessels.

Crime in the City: 4am closing for liquor sales 'recipe for disaster'

Mayor Phil Goff: "The police often tell me nothing good happens in the city after 2am".

Boaties furious over housing on marina land

Once marina assets are gone, they are gone forever, says Paul Glass.

Charges laid over Ports of Auckland death

Pala'amo Kalati was crushed by a container during a lift operation last year.

Dangerous road: Rural south Auckland residents call for action

Locals are calling for action to make safety improvements to a notorious road.

Auckland house prices: Find out your suburb's likely valuation

Auckland Council will reveal its council valuations in October. Get an early peek here.

Auckland Council sued again: E-scooters 'endanger, intimidate' pedestrians

Pedestrian advocacy group is arguing large numbers of scooters on footpaths are unlawful.

An abandoned car sat on a street for a year. Residents resorted to attaching photos of Phil Goff

'You'd pass it and go: 'When are they going to fix this s***"?'

Auckland Unlimited blames Covid for significant America's Cup deficits

Auckland Unlimited says the high cost of the America's Cup won't stop it hosting events.

Wanted: Top local Indian performers and food producers for Auckland Diwali Festival 2021

Auckland Diwali will be back as a two-day event at Aotea Square and Queen St in October.

'Significant deficits': NZ's economy $293m worse off by America's Cup

Council revealed its spend on the event was $92m higher than has yet been made public.

Waiheke vineyard helicopter application prompts local board move

The application has been opposed by lobby group Quiet Sky Waiheke.

Watercare set to take an additional 50 million litres a day from the Waikato River

Tuakau will from tomorrow provide Auckland with up to 50 million litres of water a day.

Businessman Leo Molloy to fight for Auckland mayor title

'I'll tear anybody who they put up against me from limb to limb.'

Political Roundup: The Democratic and equity deficits in Three Waters reforms

Equity problems in the Government proposals, Representation and governance concerns.