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A Waiheke Island resident has paid $3 million for a luxurious two-bedroom, two-bathroom “city pad” overlooking Auckland's harbour, with the apartment ...

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A year after property revaluations were issued, Auckland Council is still wading through complaints. Now red-stickered homes have joined the pile.

This is where owners dispute a data error such as the inclusion of a garage that does not exist. This is legally required to coincide with the rating year.” Any adjusted revaluation from the 2021 property valuations will take effect as of 1 July 2022, while any adjusted revaluation from storm damage will take effect as of 1 July 2023. [ complaints it received about property revaluations](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300655019/auckland-council-wades-through-thousands-of-complaints-over-property-valuations), a year after they were issued. That work needs to be carried out by July 1, she said. *

Some West Auckland residents who own yellow-stickered properties are refusing to return even if their homes are fixed.

That's like $150 a day." "It's not a case of if it [flooding] happens again, it's a case of when it happens again, and it will happen again. "The reason we chose the caravan is because it's $130 a week compared to if we went to a motel. "I've asked them specifically that can I build into this property and they have said 'yes, you can build, but you might, want to put the property at a height'," he said. "I think it is a term that confuses a lot of people and there are different ways to explain it." "They said that we can't come because the current is so strong that we cannot really come and rescue you try and find a higher ground.

Residents of yellow stickered houses in Ranui don't want to go back after floods.

That’s like $150 a day.” The stretch of Momutu Stream that ran behind Camphora Place was maintained on an “as requested” basis and was last cleared in January 2022, he said. “It’s not a case of if it [flooding] happens again, it’s a case of when it happens again, and it will happen again. “The reason we chose the caravan is because it’s $130 a week compared to if we went to a motel. “I think it is a term that confuses a lot of people and there are different ways to explain it.” “They said that we can’t come because the current is so strong that we cannot really come and rescue you try and find a higher ground.

Passengers are being warned to expect changes to their journeys as KiwiRail works to make urgent repairs. The track between Britomart and Newmarket has been ...

Western line services would terminate at Newmarket and passengers would need to transfer to Southern Line services for Britomart. But due to the recent disruption, passengers would need to transfer to Penrose for Southern Line services to reach Britomart. But at off-peak times, services would run between Manukau and Ōtāhuhu, passengers would need to transfer at Ōtāhuhu for Southern Line services to Britomart.

Services will be down to one track between Britomart and Newmarket with bus replacements from Newmarket, Panmure, Glen Innes and Ōtāhuhu.

Commuters will need to transfer to the Southern line to keep travelling. * Services will be down to one track between Britomart and Newmarket.

Buses will replace rail to reach Britomart from Newmarket, Panmure, Glen Innes and Otahuhu. And after completed repairs, the Southern and Onehunga rail lines ...

Police are appealing for help locating an Auckland teenager who has not been seen by his family for over a week. Frederick, also known as Ricky, ...