Freight and logisticsGroup out to halt wharf planA protest group of concerned Aucklanders has joined the outcry against two large wharf extensions by Ports of Auckland, which eventually wants to reclaim 3ha of seabed between the wharves.08 Mar 04:00 PM
WarriorsWarriors to fight Mt Smart moveThe Warriors are demanding the Auckland Council review their proposed stadium strategy, determined they won't be forced out of their Mt Smart home.07 Mar 04:00 PM
New ZealandAuckland's mayoral polling bill nears $250kAuckland mayor Len Brown's office has spent almost a quarter of a million dollars on polls and surveys - but won't say why, citing privacy reasons.07 Mar 04:00 PM
Business$7.8m library rebuild a hit with residentsJon Rennie and Nick Strauchan of Athfield Architects show off the new $7.8m Devonport Library.06 Mar 12:22 AM
New ZealandCouncillors unaware of IT blowoutAuckland Council officers were aware of big problems with an IT project for months before they informed Mayor Len Brown and councillors, official documents show.05 Mar 04:00 PM
New ZealandAsk Phoebe: Bullock Track waits for lightsWhat is being done to fix the dangerous intersection at the bottom of the Bullock Track at Western Springs?04 Mar 04:00 PM
New ZealandBasics-plus plan for city top pickFour diverse Aucklanders were asked to try out a new '10-year budget calculator'.04 Mar 04:00 PM
EconomyMayor calls for limit to his pay riseAuckland mayor Len Brown and other local politicians have called for their pay to be reined in by the Government.03 Mar 04:00 PM
New ZealandGrey Power joins Generation ZeroAuckland Grey Power has joined youth lobby group Generation Zero's push to cut major road projects and prioritise public transport in Auckland Council's new 10-year budget.02 Mar 10:03 PM
OpinionBryan Leyland: Council must get up to speed with future transport needsThe railway tunnel will serve only a very small fraction of Auckland's population and at a huge cost.02 Mar 04:00 PM
New ZealandPotters Park sculpture removedCan you inquire to see what's happened to the little brass gable house that was situated on the edge of the Dominion Rd boundary of Potters Park?02 Mar 04:00 PM
New ZealandMotorway toll would go on road-wideningA $2 motorway toll in Auckland will largely go to widen roads, not build better public transport and cycleways, a debate on transport issues was told last night.02 Mar 04:00 PM
Freight and logisticsPrecinct's $550m tower plan queriedQuestions have been raised about Precinct Properties' planned $550 million 35-level Auckland tower.02 Mar 04:00 PM
New Zealand'Cut roads budget by $2b'Youth lobby group Generation Zero says Auckland Council's planned spending on new roads in its 10-year budget should be cut by $2 billion.01 Mar 04:00 PM
New ZealandConservatives skip north's byelectionConservatives leader Colin Craig says the party decided it would not stand in the Northland byelection because it did not want to split the centre-right vote and help Winston Peters.01 Mar 04:00 PM
OpinionBrian FallowBrian Fallow: Underground, under spentDrains and water mains are the ultimate out of sight, out of mind assets.26 Feb 04:00 PM
Freight and logisticsDecision shifts port expansion step closerPorts of Auckland will start work in April on the first step to reclaim more of the Waitemata Harbour.26 Feb 04:00 PM
OpinionEditorial: Auckland tower a chance to provide new public spaceThe best thing that may be said about a 36-storey glass tower to rise on the site of Auckland's Downtown shopping centre is that it will provide tunnels for trains out of Britomart.26 Feb 04:00 PM
New ZealandPorts of Auckland wins reclamation battleA debate on the future of the Waitemata Harbour and whether more of the seabed will be reclaimed for port use has started got off to an acrimonious start.26 Feb 06:48 AM
Freight and logisticsTower deal boost for rail linkAuckland Council and commercial landlord Precinct Properties have struck a deal to allow the City Rail Link tunnels to run beneath a $550 million, 36-level downtown office and shopping tower.25 Feb 04:00 PM
OpinionForeign posts easy to justifyThe Auckland Council seems to be constantly surprised by decisions of its subordinate bodies.25 Feb 04:00 PM
EmploymentBarefoot Bishop's living wage crusadeWellington's barefooted Anglican Bishop Justin Duckworth has thrown his weight behind a campaign for a 'living wage' - recalibrated at $19.25 an hour.24 Feb 05:29 PM
New ZealandSupport for Wellington super city 'very weak'There is strong opposition to a proposed Wellington super city, a survey has shown.24 Feb 12:23 AM
New ZealandCouncil admits fault over tractor deathHastings District Council finally pleads guilty over the death of a four-year-old boy who was run over by a tractor mower.23 Feb 09:06 PM
New ZealandPolitician sorry for Facebook abuseAuckland councillor and National Party member Linda Cooper has apologised after she called a man a "judgmental little c**k" on the Pride parade Facebook page.23 Feb 02:52 AM
New ZealandCouncils' overseas posts 'a scandal'Auckland's local politicians have labelled the Council's overseas postings to London and San Francisco an "outrage", while the mayor defends the decision.22 Feb 09:14 PM
New ZealandLibrary hours changed to save $1.1mMost libraries will have reduced opening hours, while some others will be extended, in a bid to save $1.1 million in Auckland Council's proposed budget.22 Feb 05:30 PM
New ZealandAucklanders pick tolls over tax riseMotorway tolls are gaining far more support from Aucklanders than lifting rates and fuel taxes to fill a $12 billion transport funding gap over 30 years.22 Feb 04:00 PM
New Zealand$9.2m makeover turns to dustSt Patrick's Square, a pride and joy of central Auckland's streetscape upgrade programme, is looking unloved only five years after a $9.2 million makeover.18 Feb 04:30 PM
