Bernard Orsman is an Auckland Reporter at the New Zealand Herald. He focuses on local government issues in Auckland, particularly related to the Super City, construction, and real estate, drawing on his extensive experience covering the Auckland City Council. Bernard has been featured in RNZ, Cigalah Group, NewstalkZB, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Bernard Orsman's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in Auckland, New Zealand. He often covers topics related to the Auckland Council, infrastructure, public transportation, budget, property, and legal issues within the region.
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By: Bernard Orsman
So far, 42 homes have been moved, recycled or demolished.
By: Bernard Orsman
Wayne Brown has proposed abolishing Auckland Transport and other CCOs as part of his last budget this term.
By: Bernard Orsman
The two Browns agree on the need to overhaul the city's transport authority.
By: Bernard Orsman
The attack occurred at St Lukes bus hub on Saturday evening.
By: Bernard Orsman
Act is urging Auckland Transport to stop tolerating fare-dodgers, citing increased violence against bus drivers and passengers.
By: Bernard Orsman
The mother of a 5-year-old boy who rode a rollercoaster shut down over safety concerns said she heard a brace or screw come lose and hit the ground.
By: Bernard Orsman
The hīkoi is expected to be on the scale of the seabed and foreshore hīkoi 20 years ago.
By: Bernard Orsman
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown proposes stripping Auckland Transport of its planning, strategy and policy roles.
By: Bernard Orsman
Auckland Transport lobbied to keep its statutory independence from political tampering.
By: Bernard Orsman
Dozens of Watercare staff were called into urgent meetings after Mayor Wayne Brown's proposal to speed up back-office integration.
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