Auckland's Quay St ready for big makeover
Motorists will have to find an alternative route along Auckland's CBD waterfront.
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30 to 50 metres tall statue for Auckland harbour: Tell us what you think
Giant Bastion Pt statue could rival New York's Statue of Liberty and Rio's Christ statue.
Wild weather: Aucklanders warned of power outages and flooded roads
Saturday will be a break from wind and rain forecast to dominate the start of the week.
Primary kid creations turn up on diner's plates
Al Brown's restaurant Depot is serving up dishes with produce grown by primary pupils.
Night lights add vibrancy to Queen Street
The Queen St lighting project could be launched during Art Week or Diwali.
League legend throws weight behind anti-violence
Ruben Wiki wants you at Mt Smart Stadium for the Warriors game to help out charities.
Prosecution possible for concrete tipper
A cowboy builder who spilt concrete down a stormwater drain could face prosecution.
Auckland Council backs play for the elderly
Play was found to be a "low priority" for both adults and children.
King tide and wet weather threaten motorway
Motorists are being warned of possible closures on Auckland's motorway.
Classic fire engine needs some love
Classic 1940s fire engine crashed into shop fronts - twice.
Govt to rebuild Greys Ave 'slum'
The 61-year-old building houses 87 units currently, the redevelopment will boast 280 units
Motorway mayhem after Southern Motorway multi-vehicle crash
Crash blocking middle lane with traffic slow moving back to East Tamaki
Name removed from memorial to Supreme Court judge
A memorial for Supreme Court judge Sir Robert Chambers no longer bares his name.
Taken: Inside story of the baby kidnapper
Nadene Manukau-Togiavalu lived in a delusional world built on her own lies.
Baker awarded $8k after being sacked for throwing dough
Baker did not commit serious misconduct when he threw a ball of dough at a colleague.
Police custody death: Mates speak
Friends of a man who died in police custody after violently assaulting pensioner speak out
Environment Court for charity concert battle
Opposition to the Eden Park concert has come from former PM among others.
Is this Auckland's quirkiest degustation yet?
The chef and the cocktail creator turning everything you know about dining on its head.
Battle of Eden Park: Ray Avery v Helen Clark on charity concert
It follows criticism from Prime Minister Helen Clark and nearby residents.
Faulty cable: Power out for hundreds in Auckland
Avondale power outage now traced to a cable fault.
Unitec council may be dissolved, Hipkins says
It comes as a shortfall of $19m is expected by the Auckland-based institute this year.
Kidnapped baby: Distraught father slams punishment
"They meticulously planned and prepared over several months to kidnap our newborn child."
Debt not income: Landmark court ruling for beneficiaries
Justice Paul Davison's decision may see a review of prosecutions against beneficiaries.
'Fundraising machine' dies aged 89
Wife and mother the home and farm power source behind successful business.
'Delusional' nanny jailed for bizarre kidnap of newborn
Young nanny scoped out a family to find a baby to steal.
Gastric balloon helping obese Kiwis regain their lives
A morbidly obese man who could walk no more than 20m at a time can now live a normal life.
Motorway mayhem: Thousands of motorists affected by fatal crash
A crash on the Northwestern Motorway is causing havoc for morning commuters.
Motorway mayhem: Thousands of motorists affected by fatal crash
A crash on the Northwestern Motorway is causing havoc for morning commuters.
Queen St jukebox killing: Why top author wants murder case re-examined
Writer wants historic murder case put before criminal injustices commission.
Here's why fewer kids walk, bike to school
Parents have let rip on hazards facing the foot or pedal power school commute.
McIvor: Elitist tosh of Remuera residents moaning about Eagle helicopter noise
COMMENT: Helicopter complaints are elitist, arrogant tosh that perpetuate stereotypes.
'Hero cop' dodges prison over $283k in unpaid taxes
Former constable Gregory Fallon repeatedly failed to pay money owed to IRD.