Auckland Council appoints adviser on airport share sale

Auckland Council appoints adviser on airport share sale
Auckland Council has appointed Flagstaff for options on selling its 18% airport holding. (Image: Getty)
Oliver Lewis
After stopping an earlier tender process, Auckland Council has appointed an Australian consultant to provide advice on the possible sale of its 18.09% shareholding in the city's international airport.In February, BusinessDesk revealed the council was seeking an independent adviser to help it work through options for the possible sale of its $2.3 billion shareholding in Auckland International Airport (AIAL). Auckland mayor Wayne Brown has proposed selling all or part of the city's shareholding in response to budget pressures.Councillors...

More Policy

New regulations will make tweaks to building consents easier
Policy

New regulations will make tweaks to building consents easier

NZers won’t need to submit a new consent for minor product or design changes.

Staff reporters 02 May 2024
On thin ice: Antarctica NZ plagued by low staff confidence, resignations
Policy Exclusive

On thin ice: Antarctica NZ plagued by low staff confidence, resignations

The fallout from the stalled Scott Base build is taking its toll.

Oliver Lewis 02 May 2024
A tale of two care systems
Policy Caring for the nation's elderly

A tale of two care systems

“It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.”

Gregor Thompson 01 May 2024
Back office blowout, 1,900 jobs that were already cut, and more
Policy Business of Government

Back office blowout, 1,900 jobs that were already cut, and more

Our weekly round-up of public sector news and analysis.

Jem Traylen 01 May 2024