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Fatal explosion still a mystery
The cause of a gas explosion in south Auckland which claimed the life of a 48-year-old woman on Saturday is still unknown, despite police completing their forensic examination at the scene.
Boxing: SBW misses the point in mismatch
On last night's evidence Sonny Bill Williams still has a fairly lengthy journey ahead of him.
Eden Park's big revamp - here's the report card
Michael Dickison and Nicholas Jones attended Saturday night's Blues versus Chiefs game to give the recently revamped stadium a test drive.
Music store trumpets 30 year milestone
Auckland's famed music store Real Groovy is celebrating its 30th birthday over the long weekend, after weathering financial troubles three years ago and the continued threat of digital downloads.
Five of the best: Birdwatching spots
The last of the migrations are heading out of town, so hurry to catch our feathered friends.
My Auckland: Newton
Ian Hughes tells Cate Foster why he has lived in and around Newton since he was 19 and can't imagine living anywhere else.
Sleep in saves life - off to buy Lotto
Ramon Milner slept through his alarm yesterday morning - and the lie-in could have saved his life.
Smell of gas before explosion
A woman was killed and six men left with injuries similar to those sustained by "landmine" victims while inspecting work on a water pipe in Auckland's Onehunga yesterday.
Woman killed in Onehunga blast
The explosion at a construction site in the Auckland suburb of Onehunga has killed one person, a 48-year old woman, and left six others injured.
Michele Hewitson Interview: Maggie Barry
Maggie Barry ought to be a breeze to interview, and in many ways she is.
<i>Mondial</i>, Grey Lynn
It's always a bit nerve-racking when an old favourite changes hands but thankfully this Grey Lynn tapas joint keeps it 'local'.
Richie Barnett: Warriors deserved their rest - now the work starts again
The way big Manu Vatuvei battled through his injuries is just one example of how the team has handled hard times.
Russell Baillie's Week Of It
Russell Baillie's picks of the best in movies, music, television and everything else this week.