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Opinion: Letters on Air NZ, potholes, Eden Park, and election choices.

Mayor Wayne Brown's unveiled a vision to turn Auckland's working port into a sophisticated waterfront playround for the public, with stage one of the development possible in the next five years. Councillors have been meeting behind closed to discuss possible options for the land that largely belong to Ports of Auckland - which in turn is owned by the council but operated independently. Wayne Brown says a revamped waterfront could include an urban beach or a tidal pool where people can ac...

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Relations between Auckland Council and the Government have hit a new low.

The future of the North Harbour Stadium in Albany has been thrown into doubt by Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown.

Wayne Brown wants to reduce both the number of councillors and the city’s 21 local boards.

Wayne Brown is complaining about what it costs to run the city, including paying for lawyers, accountants and consultants, and even core services like building footpaths and roads.

The weather around the North Island is set to deteriorate further in the coming hours with snow, gales and thunderstorms already lashing the country.
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Road snowfall warnings were issued for SI mountain passes and the Desert Rd in NI.