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My Auckland: Mt Roskill
Zenebe Tsegi and Hirut Neash began their married life in Mt Roskill nine years ago, now it's home to their family of three and a place they have strong community ties. They tell Melanie Cooper about their corner of Auckland.
'Beast' facing jail after jury hands guilty verdict to P boss
Cooking methamphetamine for Albert Wayne Hunter was called "working for the Beast".
Ice hockey: Expect a little fire on the ice
The hottest ticket in town will be on ice tonight when the United States play Canada in Auckland.
Restaurant reviews map
Looking for somewhere to eat? Check out nzherald.co.nz's new restaurant reviews map.
Framed: A city frozen in time
Alan Perrott looks at the top entries in New Zealand's largest photo competition.
Auckland Photo Day 2011: The top 30
The top entries from the eighth annual Auckland Photo Day competition.
<i>Two Fifteen Bar and Bistro</i>, Mt Eden
A smart-casual restaurant that's just as it should be - with well-priced, hearty delicious meals made with care and attention.
Heritage groups let off the hook
The Auckland Council is withdrawing a $106,500 claim for costs against community groups involved in the Masonic Hotel heritage case.
Ask Phoebe: Tunnel links are the way out
Johnstone's Hill escape routes allow motorists to cross in case of accident.
Watching Brief: 'Life' goes on
The Civic was packed for the second and final screening of the new Terence Malick film The Tree of Life yesterday afternoon.
Retail therapy: A manly fashion
AUT's fashion school is known for turning out talented graduates, and a group of them are collaborating on a menswear-focused fashion collective, exhibition and temporary store opening in Auckland tomorrow.
Rugby: Harbour's second half revival
The big question out of North Harbour's first win of the season tonight is this: what was in their halftime water?
Yoobee gets Lionised
After some pretty challenging times, Renaissance's brand 'Yoobee' seems poised to take flight.
Driver in court over cyclist's death
An Auckland driver who allegedly caused a cyclist to fatally swerve into the path of an oncoming truck when he opened his car door is to stand trial early next year.
Watching Brief: Separation anxiety
Dropped into the Film Cafe just before the screening of A Separation last night. What a splendid job they've done with the place, which opened on Saturday night with a film-themed pub quiz.
<i>Jim Eagles:</i> Fly to Auckland, then catch a bus
If you're looking for a cheap holiday in New Zealand then Auckland is the place to go.
<i>Rachel Grunwell:</i> The renovation game
Almost two years after starting a villa renovation, Rachel Grunwell and husband Damien Buckley have finally finished.