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<i>Editorial:</i> Keep planning visible for city transport

Secrecy to shroud transport plans

Eden Park struggles to bridge funding shortfall

Corporate boxes could bring in $10m, but sale of naming rights is a disputed area.

Mayors back away from pricey design

Leaders say a good job on 'party central' preferable to $100m option.

We're not Aucklanders, so leave us out, says Rodney residents' group

The residents of northern Rodney are not Jafas and therefore should not be eaten up in the Auckland Super City.

<i>Douglas Graham</i>: No harm in acknowledging iwis' link to land

<i>Andrew Williams:</i> Super City a wolf in sheep's clothing

Queens Wharf revamp 'terrific' and 'stunning'

Poll shows Supercity distrust

An Auckland Supercity is less than a year away but, given the chance, most residents would call the whole thing off.

Change of plan, so city's offices up for rent

Ocean and city views from the top floor of North Shore's new civic building are the best in town.

Local democracy lost in transition, critics warn

Scrapping competition for city's rubbish could save $20m, says council

<i>John Banks</i>: Give communities more say on spending

Hide rejects efforts to stay out of Super City

<i>Bridget Graham</i>: Little value in a democracy without the people

Big bill for upgrade to streets around library

$10.9m estimate for shared paved area is more than bigger city projects have cost.

Super City worry boosts union rolls

Auckland's council employees are showing more interest in joining trade unions because they are worried about jobs in the new Super City.

Rates hikes expected with Supercity, poll shows

Auckland voters are expecting rates hikes as a result of the Supercity restructure - with many bracing for major cost blowouts.