New ZealandGoff wants Remuera Golf course for housingMayor hopeful doesn't care that the Prime Minister plays there.25 Feb 04:30 PM
New ZealandCouncil going back to drawing boardThe Auckland Council is going back to the drawing board after a majority of councillors scuttled housing density proposals in the city's leafy suburbs on Wednesday.25 Feb 05:50 AM
New ZealandBernard Orsman: Zone backtrack a black mark against leadersDumping zone changes is another black mark against Mayor Len Brown and his deputy Penny Hulse.24 Feb 09:44 PM
OpinionSudhvir Singh: Don't let the old guard strangle Auckland's futureIf we do not see leadership from the council, we will continue to allow an old guard to have a stranglehold over Auckland's future, writes Sudhvir Singh.23 Feb 09:18 PM
OpinionEditorial: Panel should see late bid to alter city planMany residents' groups in Auckland over the years have fought hard against the schemes of city planners for higher-density housing.23 Feb 06:21 PM
New ZealandIs it time to quit high rise plans?Mayoral candidate Vic Crone says dramatic housing density changes should be withdrawn.19 Feb 08:08 PM
OpinionRichard Burton: Unitary Plan zone changes insultingDepriving residents of their right to have their say is anti-democratic. The way the council has gone about this is contrary to natural justice and an abuse of process, writes Richard Burton.17 Feb 09:05 PM
OpinionAlex Johnston: Unitary Plan changes good for AucklandAuckland's housing crisis hit home in the past couple of weeks as I searched for a flat so that I could move out of my parents' place, writes Alex Johnston.17 Feb 09:03 PM
OpinionRodney HideRodney Hide: Mayor can look back with pride on legacyFor nearly 100 years politicians have been talking about an inner city rail link. But for 100 years that's all it's been: talk, writes Rodney Hide.27 Jan 08:34 PM
EditorialMayor's firm passion for rail pays offThe Prime Minister's reading of the politics of the issue is an implicit tribute to the effort of the departing mayor, Len Brown, as it was three years ago.27 Jan 04:00 PM
New ZealandLinking east to westJohn Key's intention to fast-track the $1.25 billion East-West Connection and make it a project of national significance has been welcomed by transport and infrastructure groups.27 Jan 04:00 PM
OpinionLen Brown: Rail link a positive after missed opportunitiesBritomart station will hit train handling capacity this year. It can handle only 20 trains an hour, writes Len Brown. The City Rail Link allows us to increase this to 48 trains an hour.21 Jan 12:07 AM
New ZealandPlayground sunshade petition launchedMore than 1000 people have signed a mother's petition urging councils to provide shade at playgrounds to protect kids from skin cancer and heat-related risks.17 Jan 04:00 PM
New ZealandFirst rule of book club ...Abusive library patrons mixing books, booze and brawling are partly to blame for more than 200 trespass notices issued in Dunedin since 2011.17 Jan 04:00 PM
Business$2 million home demolished for car parkA stately home with a CV of $2.6 million that stood for nearly a century in Remuera Rd has been demolished by its new owner and turned into a parking lot.14 Jan 03:44 AM
OpinionCameron Brewer: Broken zoning promises will hurt at pollsIt's not just height, it's density. In the widespread mixed housing suburban zones all a developer now needs to secure is a quarter of an acre, writes Cameron Brewer.12 Jan 02:02 AM
New ZealandRubbish charges delayedAuckland Council's plan to charge all ratepayers each time rubbish bins are collected has been delayed.09 Jan 04:59 AM
OpinionEditorial: Why trams to Auckland airport are bad ideaCOMMENT: It's hard to believe that a tram would beat bus from Auckland CBD to the aiport.04 Jan 04:00 PM
OpinionTheresa Gattung: Auckland mayoralty 'impotent'COMMENT: The Super City was a shift in the right direction - now it's time for a rethink.23 Dec 11:22 PM
BDBDAgribusinessKiwifruit plan preps for growthOpotiki Packing and Coolstorage shareholders have approved a capital-raising plan that includes the Maori Trustee, Te Tumu Paeroa, and Bay of Plenty Regional Council's investment arm each taking a....20 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandCrusader fighting for city's futureAs an award-winning architect, Julie Stout knows the rules which bind local bureaucrats.16 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandWarning over Super City's IT systemA $157 million Super City computer system has a potentially "catastrophic" risk, says Auditor General Lyn Provost.15 Dec 04:00 PM
OpinionLucy Walker: Dangerous building sites need better oversightCOMMENT: Are authorities able to monitor and oversee the hundreds of building projects across Auckland, asks Lucy Walker.14 Dec 09:41 PM
BusinessRod Drury 'incredibly proud' of CroneXero chief executive "incredibly proud" of NZ managing director Victoria Crone, who has resigned from her role to make a bid for the Auckland mayoralty.14 Dec 05:22 AM
EditorialEditorial: Reserve Bank moves right for economyClimate change may still seem a distant threat, but a "Super El Nino" summer is already evident.13 Dec 07:00 PM
New ZealandSelwyn in line to run council flatsOne of New Zealand's biggest aged-care providers is believed to have been picked by Auckland Council to take over managing the council's 1412 pensioner flats.13 Dec 04:00 PM
ConstructionInside NZ's tallest towerHeavy hint that popular clothing chains Zara and Uniqlo will be part of huge Auckland development.11 Dec 08:29 AM
OpinionDavid Hay: Toward a cooler AucklandI have a proposal for Auckland to become a coal-free zone, writes David Hay. Holding climate change to two degrees or less means the world has to stop burning fossil fuels,11 Dec 01:04 AM
BusinessVictoria Crone to decide Monday on Auckland mayoraltyAuckland business boss is expected to announce on Monday whether she will contest the Auckland mayoralty.10 Dec 05:45 AM
New ZealandVictoria Crone 'not the right candidate'Auckland business boss Victoria Crone is not the rockstar mayoral candidate the right is after, says centre-right mayoral contender Mark Thomas.08 Dec 06:31 AM
New ZealandBrown's EA to pay for emotional harmThe moment Auckland mayor Len Brown's executive assistant ran over a pedestrian in the CBD was a "split-second thing" that she will not lose her licence over, a judge ruled.08 Dec 02:01 AM