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'Do you want to live in a multi-level retirement apartment in the middle of a paddock?'

OPINION: Why is there such a desperate campaign to save the underused Downtown car park?

The budget is set to throw a curveball into the future of the city’s two largest stadiums.

And a new bar at a venue outside Arrowtown pays tribute to the late Adrian Burr.

Mayor Wayne Brown locks horns with opponents over the future of a prime waterfront asset.

OPINION: Mayor's new plans for Auckland's waterfront could be start of something great.

But will the cars go? Wayne Brown's port plans are big on ideas but short on specifics.

New director has 'vast financial and economic skills and experience'.

Highest-price retirement village units: ORAs on two double-height penthouses $13.75m each.

Red-billed gull colony gets a new home to make room for America's Cup syndicates

Panuku chairwoman says no decision has been made about who will manage the boat yard.

This summer we look back at the big stories of last year. This is from November.

Could transforming the central city be done better if officials shed all fear?

Mobile food trailer is an Auckland institution.

Rezoning Auckland's Viaduct apartment land as commercial would make the area more like other parts of the city and result in a more vibrant mix of activities, says Auckland Council.

Leasehold properties have a tarnished image but can still suit some homeowners and investors. Tony Verdon reports.

Business leader Sir Stephen Tindall is making a last-gasp plea to Mayor Len Brown and councillors to halt further reclamation of the Waitemata Harbour for port use.

Among the many fine things about a summer in Auckland City is the opportunity to discover new perspectives and new corners of the place while the town is quiet.