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Intensify Auckland housing, but don't erase history

The urgency of urban intensification in Auckland is indisputable, but we must do the least damage to the city's history as possible, writes Pat Baskett.

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Drury redevelopment plans get the green light, but legal battle could be brewing

Plans by three of NZ’s biggest developers to rezone 330 hectares of land in Drury has the go ahead. But a legal dispute over the area’s future growth could be on the cards.

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Officials 'too busy' to change rules on Gulf helipads

Island residents crying 'enough' over helicopter movements come up against rigid planning laws, busy bureaucrats and Civil Aviation officials who question if there's really a problem

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Employers could be unlawfully holding staff vaccination records

There has been considerable easing of vaccine mandates and requirements this month, leaving employers behind the eight ball on updating the records they are able to lawfully keep.

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Anger at secret deal to lease out historic Showgrounds as giant movie studio

Mayor asked to intervene to prevent the loss of public access for concerts, expos and the Royal Easter Show.

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All Black heroes' alcohol ads draw lawmakers' attention to impact on young

Auckland councillors join nationwide calls for crackdown on alcohol sponsorship and marketing, and pushback against legal stalling tactics by supermarkets and liquor stores.

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What should Auckland’s next mayor do?

In the past six years, Aucklanders’ satisfaction with council has never been higher than 27%. Aucklanders may want to change that so they can have greater confidence in it, says Mark Thomas

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Auckland Council, Vodafone hold back on dismissing unvaccinated staff

Organisations in the public and private sector alike are waiting until their Covid-19 policies and risk assessments are reviewed

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Phil Goff: Time to pay more to fix climate

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff makes the case for his proposed climate action rate - an extra $1.12 a week for median ratepayers over the next 10 years

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