The battle for Auckland: Tamihere confident of winning mayoralty
Tamihere says Wellington chokehold on Auckland will end when he becomes mayor.
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Phil Goff is promoting an inclusive, progressive and world class city for a second term.
Tamihere's Harbour Bridge plan an 'ugly munter'
John Tamihere says the Auckland Harbour Bridge superstructure can be built in six years.
Is there a crisis? The real story about Auckland's finances, rates
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Matt Heath: Your kids rock, but not like these
COMMENT: Grown-ups need to stop freaking out about their kids.
Goff on mayoralty race: 'It will be close'
Phil Goff says he offers an inclusive, progressive and world-class city to voters.
Goff launches campaign for a second term as Auckland Mayor
Phil Goff chose the Diversity Centre in Papatoetoe to launch his second bid for mayor.
'Terrible mistake': Comedian Tom Sainsbury running for Auckland mayor
'Fiona' says putting her name forward was a terrible, drunken mistake.
Goff says Tamihere's 18-lane Harbour Bridge plan would 'bankrupt' city
Tamihere says the new, uncosted superstructure can be built within six years.
Tug of where: West not so wild over council's new hub choice
Albany picked as the new hub as part of 1250-council worker relocation.
Onehunga locals to get recycling centre
Auckland Council is planning to open 12 recycling centres by 2024.
Editorial: Late right turn would enliven mayoral race
We say: Democratic process would be even better served by a third player from the right.
Ex-All Black standing for Papakura Local Board
Keven Mealamu wants to make Papakura a safe place for young and old.
Mayoral race turns ugly: Goff calls Tamihere 'failed Cabinet minister'
Phil Goff and John Tamihere duke it out at mayoral debate.
Council crackdown on dumpers sees over $90k in fines
Fines up but not everyone is convinced the crackdown has seen dumping reduce.
Tamihere's homeless solution: Call '0800 JACINDA'
Social workers would be available around the clock under John Tamihere's mayoral policy.
'It's heartbreaking': One of Auckland's oldest villas could be bowled
Plans to bulldoze a much-loved villa has a community angry at more loss of character.
Waterfront jewel: Plan to free port of cars for public use
A proposal to barge imported cars quickly off Auckland's wharves could occur in two years.
Show the Anzac spirit of 'a fair go': Mike Lee
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Auckland's City Rail Link blamed for armed robbery
Jacinda Ardern and Phil Twyford are dragging the chain on financial help to businesses.
Joel Cayford: Why are Auckland's waterfront priorities the exact inverse of Wellington?
Comment: Compare the City of Sails to the capital on a good day or, in fact, any day.
Auckland Council at loggerheads with Chief Ombudsman
Auckland Council refusing to drop member of mayor's staff from review group.
These are the possible solutions at Ihumātao
COMMENT: Four ideas of what a solution at Ihumātao could look like.
Brierley business wins consent for $51.5m waterfront deal
$51.5m for a 125-year lease of Panuku-owned waterfront land
Auckland Council adds 8.9ha to public block near Ihumātao
'An important contribution we can make towards the resolution of the issues at Ihumātao'.
No parking: Blind Foundation served notice over car park
Council says consent for car park needed; property manager says public not being charged.
34,500 new homes planned for South Auckland
Drury and Pukekohe to grow by more than the population of Palmerston North.
Ex-Auckland Council worker denies Chinese tech deal bribery charges
The alleged bribe was to secure a $150,000 Chinese goods contract.
Business leader puts heat on Twyford over CRL compo
Twyford has said he will respond to the call for a hardship fund in due course.
Auckland Council faces years of disruption from $4.4b City Rail Link
Businesses affected by CRL works are still battling politicians for financial help.
The 'unwise' Bay of Islands trip: Council boss' chopper and sailing trip
Panuku chair Richard Aitken had guidance about conflicts of interest to approve the trip.
Auckland port pens deal for world's first electric tug
Vessel touted as the first full-size electric tug of its kind.
Chopper crackdown: Wealthy face tougher helicopter rules
Privacy and recreation effects have to be considered for helicopter flights, says Darby.
Parking warden's 'ironic' illegal parking
A Hamilton council warden has parked illegally to issue a parking ticket - but it's legal.