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Concert Review: NZSO, Auckland Town Hall
Inkinen puts his stamp on contrasting NZSO offerings.
Time for brunch at 10 of the best
Libby Nicholson-Moon finds 10 of the best cafes for Sunday brunch.
King's boys play game of their lives...
Three days after burying their mate, King's College First XV played the game of their lives to beat arch-rivals Auckland Grammar.
Pammy's brothel-for-women bid put on hold
Pam Corkery's bid to open the world's first brothel for women has failed.
My Auckland: Wai O Taiki Bay
Matthew Olsen tells Cate Foster why he and his wife Lorissa enjoy living in Wai O Taiki Bay, which lies happily on the edge of the Tamaki estuary between Glen Innes and Glendowie.
Auckland: Our backyard aquarium
Virgil Evetts is wowed by some incredible sea life, including whales, all within minutes of downtown Auckland.
Work in progress: The transformation of downtown Auckland
Back from a stint across the Tasman, Rebecca Kamm gets reacquainted with her hometown and likes what she sees.
Head of King's College writes to parents
The head of King's College has written to parents explaining his version of events surrounding the death of student, David Gaynor.
Grace land in Remuera
The many-splendoured rooms of a genteel Victorian home captivate Penny Lewis.
Weekend leisure: Urban orienteering
Hundreds of people wearing headlamps are scouring suburban streets after dark, Danielle Wright finds out why.
Five-star hotel split brings two-star rates
At one desk, a hotel room will cost about $600 a night. A few steps away, an identical room will be just $99 a night.
Security ready for anything
Every eventuality is being considered - even an early exit by the All Blacks.
Big Day Out could quit Mt Smart, say promoters
Organisers of the Big Day Out deny the New Zealand leg of the musical festival is at risk - but say they are looking at venues other than Mt Smart Stadium after an increase in charges for its use.
Police probe bullies' attack on schoolgirl
The Rangitoto College student was punched in the face and stomach and had her hair pulled.
Kronic use to be curtailed: Govt
A planned crackdown on "cannabinoid" substances will severely curtail the use of controversial synthetic cannabis product Kronic, Associate Health Minister Peter Dunne says.
Two star rooms at luxury hotel
One of New Zealand's top hotels has been largely downgraded to a two star hotel, with prices starting from $99 per night.
Pub spy: Cardrona Speight's Ale House
There is something simultaneously endearing and depressing about the Speights Southern Man schtick.
<i>Deborah Hill Cone</i>: Rich or poor, it's tough growing up
Wealthy kids get the attention, but making it through the teen years is always a challenge.
Blogger starts war on obese bus passengers
A blogger has declared overweight passengers have become a problem for taking up too much room on Auckland buses.