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
Auckland Transport is the next CCO in Wayne Brown's sight.
By: Bernard Orsman
The contest between Eden Park and Te Tōangaroa to be Auckland's ‘Main Stadium' will continue into next year.
By: Bernard Orsman
Auckland's transport system faces major disruptions over summer due to extensive maintenance works.
A cyclist has died after a crash on Calliope Rd, Stanley Point, last Friday. Police reported no other vehicles were involved in the incident.
By: Bernard Orsman
Gemma Gordon has been widowed with two young children.
By: Bernard Orsman
National has juggled the new roads it plans to build first from its pre-election list.
By: Bernard Orsman
Vivace Restaurant and Bar in Auckland was liquidated on Christmas Eve, resulting in 20 job losses.
By: Bernard Orsman
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