Proposal to form separate governing body for Germany’s top women’s soccer league nears formal approval. The post Frauen Bundesliga to be run by independent entity appeared first on SportsPro.| SportsPro
Club bosses could be forced to sell as part of stricter owners and directors test. The post Independent regulator promises to ‘shut out’ rogue owners from English soccer appeared first on SportsPro.| SportsPro
Rugby competition is now owned by five member unions and CVC. The post South African Rugby Union becomes full shareholder in URC appeared first on SportsPro.| SportsPro
This is a guest post by Malcolm McCracken. It previously appeared on his blog Better Things Are Possible and is shared by kind permission. Local government elections in New Zealand face persistent challenges with low voter turnout and a shortage of candidates. … The post Improving Local Government Representation in New Zealand appeared first on Greater Auckland.| Greater Auckland
Patrick Reynolds is deputy chair of the City Centre Advisory Panel and is running for council in the Waitematā & Gulf ward in this years local elections. As the City Rail Link (CRL) nears completion amid talk of city deals and rates caps, I thought it worth looking at what that project can tell us about the nation-city relationship.… The post The City Rail Link is a bargain… appeared first on Greater Auckland.| Greater Auckland
The 2026 season of Michael Johnson’s Grand Slam Track is on ice until the competition's debts are settled.| SportsPro
Yesterday I went to the launch of the Committee for Auckland’s third The State of The City launch. It’s great they are doing this work, and the event was very interesting. You can read| Greater Auckland
Puchyr is looking to expand Rick Ware Racing's two-car operation to build a three-car Cup Series team by 2027.| BlackBook Motorsport
A couple of months ago, NZTA reversed its plans to install a median wire barrier on SH16 for stage 1 of the section 20.” And yet as we’ve seen, the former Minister of Transport, Simeon Brown, seemingly gave highly specific … Continued| Greater Auckland
Today the AT board meets again, and I’ve taken a look through the papers to find the most interesting items. For those wanting to attend or watch online: Auckland Transport, 20 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, Auckland (Meeting Room 1.04) Microsoft Teams … Continued| Greater Auckland
This is a guest post by Darren Davis. It originally appeared on his excellent blog,| Greater Auckland
Consultant Lauren Forrow moves to a full-time position as Tom Stanton's successor as the head of driver development.| BlackBook Motorsport
This is a bit of a progress update for| Greater Auckland
This is a guest post by Lewis Creed, managing editor of the University of Auckland student publication Craccum, which is currently running a campaign for a safer Symonds Street in the wake of a horrific recent crash. The post has … Continued| Greater Auckland
This is a letter we will be sending to Auckland Transport to ask they return to the original consulted and endorsed plans on the join our circle of supporters here, or support us| Greater Auckland
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post extensively on Substack! Cross Street Let’s start on Cross Street, where Auckland Transport has decided to preserve on-street carparking, which means choosing not to expand the pedestrian zone. They’re also removing from … Continued| Greater Auckland
When the City Rail Link opens (circa 2026), all signs point to it immediately being a huge success.| Greater Auckland
General Motors-backed outfit will see Formula 1 grid return to 11 teams for the first time since the 2016 season.| BlackBook Motorsport
On Friday, Chris Bishop, the Minister of Housing, Transport, Infrastructure and RMA Reform, gave| Greater Auckland
Well, it’s the last day of the year, so it’s time for a quick wrap-up of the most important things that happened in 2024 for urbanism and transport in our city. A huge thank you to everyone who has visited … Continued| Greater Auckland
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Auckland Transport has long been a easy punching bag for the public, politicians and media, sometimes deservedly so, other times not. That could all be about to change following an announcement yesterday by the Browns – Wayne and Simeon. Greater … Continued| Greater Auckland
The last few years have seen headline after headline talk about how much of a ‘mess’ the City Centre is in terms of transport. Whether it be parking, confusing bus lanes (and buses being held up), the GV lane on … Continued| Greater Auckland
In today’s guest post, former Auckland Councillor Pippa Coom highlights the value of berms in Auckland – and encourages everyone to limelight during “bermgate” in 2013 when berm planting guidelines to recognise the placemaking and amenity value of the berm, … Continued| Greater Auckland
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With Friday’s editorial, which included (among other comment) this: The way it is shaping up, the single mayor and council will be a puppet show, purely for democratic appearances, while the real decisions are made by people the public has … Continued| Greater Auckland
F1 outfit also reportedly expected to announce hiring of legendary designer Adrian Newey on 10th September.| BlackBook Motorsport
Outgoing boss Famin confirms Renault-owned outfit is in discussions with other engine manufacturers for 2026.| BlackBook Motorsport
Governing body’s CEO Li Li Leung says athlete-first approach has been key to winning back trust of partners.| SportsPro
UCI president David Lappartient has said a ‘clone league’ is a red line for cycling’s global governing body.| SportsPro
Premier League and Uefa among 14 bodies calling the social media platform to improve on its ‘persistent failings’.| SportsPro
This year's Indian Grand Prix at Buddh International Circuit was postponed after event promoter ran into financial difficulties.| SportsPro
One thing that’s not been reported much yet about the Te Honohono ki Tai Road” near Warkworth, which is nothing special but includes a cycleway and (shock horror) footpaths, now seems like it would need to be funded through an … Continued| Greater Auckland
