An Auckland student is warming the hearts of rail commuters.

A Ponsonby real estate agent has been sacked after pleading guilty to meth charges.

Large blaze damages central Auckland home.

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff won't say if he is considering privatising Ports of Auckland.

The Australian comedian gives us a brief glimpse on Poser, his new show to be presented as part of the NZ International Comedy Festival.

Residents will find out in two weeks if their homes will be taken for a new water plant.

Crash blocks lanes, leading to lunchtime gridlock in Auckland.

Professor Louise Nicholson has made the biggest donation ever done by a staff member.

Exclusive: A new type of school without playing fields is being proposed for urban areas.

A property investor boss says controversial buyer tactics are common among investors.

Large, oyster pink spots have captured attention in Auckland's Shortland St.

The Government needs to take a second look at its "super city" for Auckland.

The wet weather is hitting shoppers in the pocket as fresh produce shortages continue.

Just 10 MPs in Parliament do not own a home, while some own more than 10.

Maori families living in sheds and buses have been offered zero-deposit homes.

Police are treating the death of Eunice Ann Lyttle, 55, as suspicious.

Commerce Commission to look into property tutoring video distributed to APIA.

An Auckland couple's Mt Eden home was flipped for an instant $95k profit eight days later.

Property investment tutoring video sparks Commerce Commission complaint.

Controversial property investment video referred to Commerce Commission.

A property investors group has pulled a video that encouraged people to target "dummies".

Final straw for Lynn Abraham was when difficult child called a teacher a "stupid b****".

Advice for property investors labelled exploitative and deceptive.

Businesses and a school have installed sprinklers in Auckland's CBD to deter homeless.

The jury has been sent to decide whether Lynn Abraham is guilty of smacking children.

All the occupants have escaped a raging house fire in Auckland's Beachhaven.

The chefs have needed to get creative with crops like leafy greens hard to come by

The prosecution and defence have closed their cases in the trial against a daycare manager

Principal Russel Brooke said money is not necessarily the driver behind the change.

Parents of children cared for by teacher facing assault charges didn't see her hit kids.