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Bob Harvey on Auckland's waterfront
"There is real excitement about the waterfront and Aucklanders are asking us: 'What's next?' Bob Harvey explains.
Open waterfront may boost tourism
Only one in 78 visitors to Auckland visits the waterfront, figures from local authorities show, and that's a fraction of world-class waterfronts.
Queens Wharf space - the final frontier
Waterfront Auckland has released its "placemaking" ideas for Queens Wharf, a set of temporary activities to make the large area an active space.
City's history of missing the boat
Experts say Auckland needs to learn from its mistakes and not pass up another opportunity to turn the waterfront into a highlight of the city.
Give us our waterfront
More than three-quarters of Aucklanders questioned in a Herald poll want more wharf space opened up to create world-class public areas on the waterfront.
Joel Cayford: We're on the road to nowhere
Joel Cayford asks if building more roads - and even taking out loans in desperation - is the best infrastructure answer to questions confronting NZ's economic planners?
Superyacht dry dock would cost Auckland City $16m
Auckland ratepayers are being asked to chip in $16.8 million for the local marine industry to get a bigger slice of servicing superyachts.
Liam Dann: Campbell's exit big blow for ports board
Whatever your politics, you have to admit the unions have all the best songs.
Ports director resigns over 'difference in views'
A Ports of Auckland director has resigned after clashing with his fellow board members amid a...
John Walker: 'I don't like my wife being threatened'
Two Auckland Council members are complaining of threatening phone calls from a man trying to...