Bernard Orsman is a Super City reporter for the NZ Herald, focusing on local news in Auckland, New Zealand. With a background in journalism, his work covers a wide range of topics including infrastructure, transportation, crime, and local government. His articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of issues affecting the Auckland region.
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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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This is the first deal struck under the new Local Water Done Well programme.
By: Bernard Orsman
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown agreed to commission the report after requests by councillors.
By: Bernard Orsman
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has binned plans for a long-term lease for Port of Auckland after brokering a $1.1 billion deal with port bosses and the Maritime Union to maintain the status quo.
By: Bernard Orsman
Women have a different life to men, says Angela Dalton
By: Bernard Orsman
OPINION: Wayne Brown's decision was driven by a simple equation.
By: Bernard Orsman
Transport Minister Simeon Brown has waded into debate on new 24-hour parking charges in the Auckland CBD, saying he agrees with Mayor Wayne Brown Auckland Transport needs greater accountability.
By: Bernard Orsman
"You weren't put in there to be an apologist," the mayor tells AT chairman.
By: Bernard Orsman
The reputation of AT is challenging for the public, says Shana Halbert.
By: Bernard Orsman
Labour has joined Transport Minister Simeon Brown in calling for greater accountability from Auckland Transport following the debate on new 24-hour
By: Bernard Orsman
Mayor Wayne Brown arrived at what is expected to be a day-long budget meeting wearing a Coastguard cap saying “Rescue Auckland” and told councillors: “Let's land on a plan and get on with it.”
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