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From our drains into our oceans
Auckland-based charity Sustainable Coastlines took to the city streets to see what's ending up in our drains, and our oceans.
Bottle lids, toys, cosmetic items - what's in your average city drain
The average inner-city Auckland drain has 59 pieces, including items you...
Watching Brief: Russian fudge
The bane of the film reviewer's life is the preview in the middle of the film festival. Having already programmed three dozen or so festival movies in 17 days, I'm not very keen on having to go to the movies elsewhere.
Bashed man back on mend
One punch and a fall later and life as he knew it was over. Twenty-three days ago Trevor Kaukau was living the life of a normal 40-year-old man...
Your Business: Idea appealed to the foodie within
The love affair with TV cooking shows has been a bonus for Farro Fresh.
Watching Brief: Sunday fest best
It's a big day today, with 26 Festival films screening across Auckland.
Warm up with winter fun
Wondering what to do for school holidays? Danielle Wright investigates.
My Auckland: Newmarket
Rashida and Adarsh Patel could not be happier living in Newmarket. They tell Alexia Santamaria why they like their own little city within Auckland.
Auckland: I'll take the high road
Donna McIntyre puts her best foot forward and takes the scenic route through Auckland on a Coast to Coast walk.
Mum banned from creche
A breast-feeding mother has been banned from entering University of Auckland's childcare centre to feed her baby.
Lighten up in the tropics on One Tree Hill
You'll have sunshine on a cloudy day in the ingenious garden of this spacious, two-level One Tree Hill home.
Groundsmen keep on top of surface
The path to an immaculate Rugby World Cup pitch is anything but smooth, as groundsmen around the country can attest.
Thriller view from the hill in Parnell
It's hard to believe such a peaceful setting had a tiny part in an intriguing piece of political history.
Drug dealer's double life exposed
A meth dealer owned a $2.4m home with his young family while drugs were cooked nearby in a motel.
Eco ethics meet city chic in Meadowbank
An architect's 'green' townhouses are also modern and elegant.
Four of the best: Library school holiday programmes
Right across Auckland, libraries are doing their bit to keep the munchkins busy.
<i>Le Garde-Manger</i>, Auckland CBD
Some faux pas can be overlooked when French romance sets in, says Nici Wickes.
Pub spy: Prague Bar & Cafe
Prague is the newest bar I've been into for ages, but it manages to feel like it's been there for a while.