The battle for Auckland's harbour
Will the outcry over wharf extensions at the Port of Auckland trigger a long-anticipated showdown between the port company and its master, the Auckland Council?
Will the outcry over wharf extensions at the Port of Auckland trigger a long-anticipated showdown between the port company and its master, the Auckland Council?
The owner of a busy central Auckland restaurant is unsure when he can reopen after a car smashed through the front window last night.
An application to build the controversial $1.5 million "lighthouse" sculpture on Queens Wharf has recommended not giving the public a say.
Inspiration for a new $1 million-plus Wynyard Quarter apartment display suite near Auckland's waterfront came from a Seattle urban regeneration promotion hub.
A car has smashed through a glass window into a busy central Auckland restaurant tonight. Police were called to the scene at 8.50pm, to find the Holden commodore inside Paradise Garden restaurant on Vogel Lane, near the Skytower. A police spokesman said there were about 15 people in the restaurant at the time, but neither customers, nor the car's male driver were injured.
Auckland Transport is accused of softening up rail commuters for slower trips on new electric trains by adding three minutes to its western line timetable.
Port protesters are targeting Mayor Len Brown to stop work on two huge wharf extensions into the Waitemata Harbour.
New research finds that Auckland's streets were the most notorious, but indoor sex workers were subject to more violence in Christchurch.
The new Fans versus Faves series will see newbie renovators pitted against past contestants and is due to start filming in the coming months.
An inflatable dome 28m high is to go up on prized waterfront land in downtown Auckland without public consultation.
Why are people to be given no say in a project central to the development of the "people's wharf"?
A man jailed today for a violent kidnapping will be immediately eligible for parole having spent a year in custody.
Art critics are impressed with the controversial $1.5 million sculpture planned for Queens Wharf, but it has been labelled a monstrosity and joke by some.
The controversial $1.5 million "lighthouse" sculpture on Queens Wharf is being made more in keeping with its state house roots.
Three Auckland restaurant owners have appeared in court facing charges relating to the exploitation of workers.
A woman has been found dead at Copthorne Hotel in central Auckland.
At least one of the high profile Auckland eateries where fire broke out today is "gutted", says celebrity chef Al Brown.
The latest public mural by Kiwi artist Owen Dippie is under way in central Auckland.
Downtown Auckland faces big traffic and public transport challenges with construction on the $2.5 billion underground railway to Mt Eden starting soon.
A multimillion-dollar contract to build two finger wharves at Ports of Auckland is up in the air because of legal and political manoeuvres.
A pedestrian who was believed to have sustained head injuries after being hit by a car in Avondale last week has been identified, police say.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown has stepped up a war of words with Ports of Auckland, accusing port bosses of keeping the council in the dark about two huge wharf extensions.