Bernard Orsman is an Auckland Reporter at the New Zealand Herald. He has been covering local government issues in Auckland since 1998, with a focus on themes such as construction, real estate, and transportation, while also addressing broader topics like world affairs and regional interests. Bernard's work 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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The structure is on track to reopen in December, says Eke Panuku.
By: Bernard Orsman
Saudi Arabia is the early frontrunner to host the next America's Cup.
By: Bernard Orsman
Auckland Council's meeting was disrupted by a letter from Speedway New Zealand's Aaron Kirby about Western Springs.
By: Bernard Orsman
Auckland's $5.5 billion City Rail Link aims for the first passenger trains in 2026, with significant fit-out completed.
By: Bernard Orsman
As new hi-tech equipment arrives, the Herald does a stocktake on the city.
By: Bernard Orsman
The matter has a long history and is contentious, says Mayor Wayne Brown,
By: Bernard Orsman
New football club Auckland FC linked to iconic stadium.
By: Bernard Orsman
An abandoned Kāinga Ora housing complex in Lynfield, Auckland, is empty, covered in graffiti, and unmonitored.
By: Bernard Orsman
A Manurewa woman, Alice Smith, says dirt bikers at Randwick Park have been disturbing her for three years.
By: Bernard Orsman
So far, 42 homes have been moved, recycled or demolished.
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