
AT building 28 pedestrian crossings on a single project
Mayor Wayne Brown says AT has "lost the plot" on crossing costs.
Mayor Wayne Brown says AT has "lost the plot" on crossing costs.
OPINION: Officials, residents and politicians have all said stupid things this summer.
Auckland's mayor is facing a new set of troubles, including a pedestrian crossing saga.
Auckland and Transport Minister Simeon Brown opens up on plans for the big city.
It comes after the new Govt announced it will end Auckland's fuel tax on June 30.
Dean Kimpton refused to answer queries over the failure, insisting on written questions.
My house and driveway have suffered cracks from heavy vehicles, says Nina Kristensen.
Auckland floods and Ōrākei sewer collapse among reasons for the deficit.
OPINION: Giving the city taxpayers’ money would only reward reckless behaviour.
Apart from the cost of putting it in, what's it costing to remove, says a local.
"That is not gold plated" - AT boss Dean Kimpton defends $490,000 pedestrian crossing.
OPINION: Light rail is dead but Auckland needs a transport plan and funds to pay for it.
There's a glimmer of hope to resolve the stadium merry-go-round.
The mayor says things can't be fixed by doing what council has done in the past.
OPINION: After the ferry cancellation, how will we plan better infrastructure?
Local Government ends 2023 worse for wear but there is some hope.
Brown's fiery clash with property owners caught on camera.
The 'preferred option' listed involved two underwater tunnels.
Selling a long-term lease for the Port of Auckland business is included in the budget.
OPINION: In Auckland's new budget debate, will some councillors just say no to everything?
OPINION: Why is there such a desperate campaign to save the underused Downtown car park?
Interest is the biggest cost at $160m a year.
OPINION: Where are the workers to satisfy our desire for 'First-World' infrastructure?
In Opposition, Brown said the tax should be scrapped to help struggling Kiwis.
Owners have erected a fence on walkway because of dispute with Auckland Council.
Peter Gudsell follows Wayne Brown's top communications adviser in quitting the council.
Mayor Wayne Brown reveals new plans and tough budget cuts for transport in Auckland.
A small stadium would be the kiss of death for North Harbour, says councillor John Watson.
Wayne Brown is also proposing a rates increase of 7.5 per cent for households next year.
OPINION: Challenge or opportunity? The rubber is about to meet the road.