On 5 December 2020, Fire and Emergency services were called out to a massive blaze at the St Stephen's Presbyterian Church in Herne Bay.
It’s hard to imagine that we are still being directly impacted by Covid-19 more than two years after it hit our shores on February 28, 2020.
Living and working in our biggest city is not always financially easy.
The beginning of May often feels like quite a shock, the cooler weather has set in and we are almost halfway through the year. It is a month where we become more acquainted with our umbrellas and start to set aside our sunglasses.
A brave Herne Bay couple took the Tupuna Maunga Authority (TMA) and Auckland Council to the High Court for a ‘Judicial Review’ of Owairaka / Mt Albert, citing the lack of consultation.
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The National Policy Statement – Urban Design and the RMA Medium Density Residential Standards Amendments have forced upon the Auckland Council and city ratepayers another time consuming and expensive planning process, the results of which have been presented for the usual brisk late-in-the piece public consultation ending 9 May.
Auckland Council is consulting on how intensification should occur across Auckland.
Laila has moved on. Because in the end she knows that’s all she can do.
On Tuesday 19 April Auckland Council pulled back the covers on a preliminary proposal for amending Auckland’s Unitary Plan, to meet the government’s plans for housing intensification.
Your apartment special issue last month set us thinking about how the featured developments faired vs the published findings of the Community-led Vision Plan for Great North Road.
As you may have read in last month’s Ponsonby News, the council has committed to progressing stage one of the development of a park at 245 Ponsonby Road with work expected to start in July.