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Ousted Ports of Auckland boss hits back, ahead of court hearing

Exclusive: Rejecting a reviewer's accusation he created a 'septic culture', Tony Gibson says the mayor and new board have made a massive mistake shutting down the automation of the port.

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Bus driver assaults prompt protective barrier trial

Auckland bus drivers are being assaulted at the rate of one a week. They say it’s an emergency, and that their employers and Auckland Transport need to fulfil their legal duties to protect driv

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Where in the world is John Palino?

Despite his name appearing on the ballot sheet, John Palino hasn’t been seen on the Auckland mayoral campaign trail. Newsroom caught up with the candidate to find out what’s going on.

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Citizen assemblies offer hope for democracy and climate change challenges

A 'deliberative democracy' process has been used by Watercare to get input from Aucklanders on future water sources that could provide a model for the future, says Tatjana Buklijas

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Enemy's enemy is my friend

In a sign of Auckland's potential electoral volatility, the centre-right C&R group is backing a legendary left-winger in his fight to win back a council seat from his centre-left opponent.

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Wayne Brown opens up a storm in a port

At the 11th hour, the potential for a sale of shares in the Auckland port company becomes an issue in the city's mayoral election campaign.

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The six races that could make or break a mayor

The new mayor of Auckland faces a changing lineup of councillors who will influence his ability to lead and make changes

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Australia boss delivers key message to St Mirren World Cup hopefuls Keanu Baccus and Ryan Strain

The Buddies pair made their debuts for the Socceroos in Auckland and are hoping to make it to Qatar in November.

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Our man in London: Phil Goff set to be confirmed as UK high commissioner

His negotiating skills to be put to the test on trade, defence and immigration – when a small country 20,000km away is the last thing on the minds of Britain's new King and Prime Minister.

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The world’s longest flights, from London-Perth to Auckland-New York

Following the launch of a new route connecting the US with New Zealand, we round up the world’s lengthiest nonstops

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Passengers left behind on beleaguered new Auckland-New York nonstop flight

The landmark new route has been plagued by weather and fuel issues

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Polls throw Collins onto the attack

With 12 days to go until a new mayor is declared for Auckland, Labour-backed Efeso Collins is forced to go after Wayne Brown, who has passed him in the polls

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The school worst-hit by equity funding changes – and why they're not complaining

Al-Madinah School faces a $230,000 funding cut. Principals are preparing to challenge the adverse impact of the new equity funding on schools in Pasifika and minority communities.

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Arnold plots World Cup Plan B in Auckland

Socceroos coach Graham Arnold could offer debuts aplenty in Auckland where his World Cup-bound squad play New Zealand on Sunday.

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The Week in Detail: Lotto, rugby and local elections

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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Things turn awkward at edgy mayoral debate

The latest debate among leading Auckland mayoral candidates had a few sharp and personal turns, with awkward moments for some and awkward policy adjustments for others

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How the Auckland candidates rate on rates

Rising, falling or freezing property rates are an area where mayoral candidates have tried to distinguish themselves – but how different are their campaign promises?

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Laura Fergusson closure leaves a gap that's hard to fill

The closure of the Laura Fergusson Trust's Auckland rehabilitation and respite facility came as a shock - what does it tell us about the state of disability support services?

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England coach says it will be a failure if Red Roses don't win Women's Rugby World Cup

Red Roses are ranked No1 in the sport, have not lost since 2019 and are the first Test-playing nation – male or female – to win 25 successive games

The Conversation

Remote control: why Auckland’s local election is neither local nor democratic

With local body elections currently under way, democracy makes its triennial appearance in New Zealand’s towns and cities once again. But elections alone don’t automatically make for democratic governance at street level. And this is particularly true of Auckland.

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Wayne Brown's big moment

Wayne Brown has found himself leading the pack in the Auckland mayoral race after an opinion poll this evening.

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Auckland woman's pleas over construction chaos ignored

There's been no help from Auckland Council for a woman enduring havoc from a neighbouring construction project that's restricted access to her house and dug up her lawn.

The Independent UK

Baggage left behind on prestigious first New York-Auckland flight

The 8,828-mile route from JFK airport to New Zealand’s largest city is one of the longest in the world.

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The councils pushing back on housing density rules

Christchurch is saying 'no' to the government's new housing density rules. Has the whole thing backfired?

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Mayoral campaign: Everyone hates Auckland Transport

Auckland Transport has been the designated punching bag for a number of mayoral and Council candidates in the run-up to local body elections - but how justified is the vitriol?

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