
100 years in the making: Take a look at how the CRL got here
Before the City Rail Link opening, senior correspondent Katie Bradford looks at how the massive project got made. Video / Cameron Pitney
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Bo Burns and John Gillon are set to be dropped from their deputy chair roles.
About 1600 tanker-loads of wastewater could travel to Whangārei each summer.
Woman's pet, Fat Boy, first came to the attention of officials in June 2024.
Staff have been told to prepare a new paper with 'dramatically lower' increases.
'Leasing side remarkably bullish, all things considered geopolitically' – Knoff-Thomas.
The programme includes around $4 billion of new spending.
A slip on council land from the 2023 Anniversary Floods blocks the sale.
Watercare expects the repairs and road closure in St Mary’s Bay to last for two months.
New Zealand’s busiest CRL station neighbourhood shines with Māori artistry and ancestry, as two bronze masterpieces are unveiled in Victoria St West.
More than 30 empty Kainga Ora homes sit on O’Donnell Avenue.
Ryan Fox became the fourth Kiwi to win a major golf title.
Cabinet paper: A notable expansion of police power for acts 'not currently criminalised'.
High Court hearing set for this week. Design work includes Taumata o Kupe, Pt Chevalier.
The Free Speech Union booked a long-standing Proud Centre for a discussion.
Auckland Transport has set three free open days in August.
Ōrewa has faced storm erosion costing tens of thousands each time.
'The housing design of this small part of the project looks promising,' neighbour says.
The 39-year-old is the fourth Kiwi to win a major title.
Supporters filed a legal bid to halt the track works but this was declined by a judge.
The 100-hectare site will be developed in stages over decades.
Locals were given no option to oppose the plan, and Labour confirms it'll change the law.
OPINION: Dame Lydia Ko, Michael Campbell and Sir Bob Charles shared similar starts to Fox.
Owners at the St Lukes complex face repair bills topping $240m across 17 buildings.
Wayne Brown denies using the slur but says someone else may have called her 'stupid'.
OPINION: Let's hope the dilution of Plan Change 120 ends as it goes to public consultation
Tall buildings for inner hubs and transport routes, but most areas spared big changes.
Lime took the scooter Toben Hunt was riding apart before police could investigate.
Controversy over fast-track approval of Delmore project continues.
Tall buildings in inner hubs and transport routes, but most areas are spared big changes.