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Police give out yellow cards for thieves

Auckland police are trying to turn the city's parking buildings into crime-free zones by cheating thieves of any chance of grabbing valuables from cars.

Airport rail link at planning stage

Can you update us on the work happening on the motorway leading to and from Auckland Airport? Will there be an airport to city rail link?

AT eyes expanding Hop card

Auckland Transport is considering extending the reach of its $100 million Hop ticketing system to council services such as libraries and swimming pools.

Project Auckland: New model will bust congestion

Five years into the Super City, many large projects and initiatives which languished have now been delivered or are well under way.

New dates for SkyPath mediation

Mediation between supporters of the Auckland Harbour Bridge SkyPath and its detractors has been delayed by a month.

Pedal power in upward cycle

Cycling is gaining in popularity in Auckland, judging by a survey showing a 35 per cent annual increase in pedalling numbers.

Cyclists win SkyPath action

Environment Court grants cycling lobby groups permission to join litigation over Auckland's proposed SkyPath.

Brian Rudman: Berm control protesters losing the plot

The AT plans make sense, and are far from the officious nonsense many are complaining of.

Permits may be needed for planting on berms

Draft guidelines released by Auckland Transport could see residents pay $150 for a licence to beautify their berms.

Busted: Transport staff parking illegally

Two Auckland Transport staff are in the gun for parking illegally yesterday across a footpath and broken yellow lines.

Focus on last sites needed for rail Auckland rail link

Auckland Transport is negotiating with four parties on the last remaining properties standing in the way of its $2.5 billion City Rail Link.

AT creating extra CBD bus lanes

The council organisation has begun marking up 1.2 kilometres of extra lanes into the city centre.

Parking ticket blitz u-turn

Auckland Transport has done a 180 on more than two dozen fines issued in a 2am parking blitz.

'Everybody else knew about it but us'

Auckland councillors have been kept in the dark about a Maori word being added to the name of a new development agency for the Super City.

Got some panuku? The council does

A Maori word has been added to the name of a development agency for the Super City at the eleventh hour.

Questions over impact of new Auckland highway

Auckland Transport faces challenges from council consultants over the ecological and landscape impacts of the first $300 million stage of a new four-lane highway from Manukau to Drury.

Council driver busted for illegal park

Auckland Transport wardens who fined more than two dozen residents for parking on footpaths were not so quick to nab a council driver for doing the same thing.

2am ticketing 'does not make sense'

Auckland Transport should have exercised discretion before ticketing 27 residents at 2am for parking with two wheels on the kerb of a narrow Auckland street, says the Automobile Association.