Auckland news

Passengers on disrupted Pacific-bound flights may be up for refund

Air NZ has apologised to affected passengers and said safety was a priority.

How heavily fuel-reliant Pacific Islands are handling the Iran war crisis

About 80% of Pacific energy use relies on imported oil products.

Pacific-bound flights turned around over aircraft problems

At least three recent flights to Rarotonga, Samoa and Fiji were turned back to Auckland.

Epileptic man who had a seizure while driving, causing a fatal crash, had been told not to drive

Faalili Kauri had also stopped taking his medication before he got behind the wheel.

US firm wins consent for $650m takeover of Wellington parts trader

Americans spotted growth in the Kiwi car parts trading business founded in 2004.

Auckland leading housing recovery in latest building consents

Where are some of Auckland's biggest projects? Two lists here show a huge intensity push.

Selling a Parnell townhouse for $150,000 seen as best deal

Townhouse owners fear costs from a ground rent review by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa.

Property Insider: From Drury to Southland - the quiet giant betting billions on wind power and future freight

Calder Stewart has built 750,000sq m of new buildings for $1.5b-plus in last three years.

Why Ardie Savea’s near-quit is a warning sign for All Blacks and NZ Rugby

Ardie Savea considered walking away from the final two years of his deal.

Hazmat unit called as strong petrol smell hits supermarket shoppers

The basement level of the Grey Lynn supermarket carpark has been closed for ventilation.

April exodus: Akl Airport braces for bumper month as trains shut down and Wellington booms

The capital is shaping up as the country's hotspot with over 100,000 visiting for events.

Jets on standby: New partnership to fly sick Kiwis home from overseas

The new service can launch a medical evacuation flight within two hours.