Auckland mayor Wayne Brown tells central government to "sod off" before election

Auckland mayor Wayne Brown tells central government to "sod off" before election

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has told central government politicians to "keep out of it" and "sod off" ahead of the election. He said he has had a "gutsful" of central government intervention in the city, criticising intervention over Auckland's unitary plan, the council's main planning rulebook. Brown said Auckland accounts for 40 percent of New Zealand's population.

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