KiwiRail has spent $600K to remove controversial footbridge ramps in the Auckland suburb of Glen Eden.

A clean-up began yesterday at a primary school left in ruins after a fire swept through a third of its buildings on Friday.

Northern Districts came back from the edge of defeat to beat Auckland by two runs with 10 balls left yesterday.

Photos from Public Enemy's Fear of a Black Planet show at the Auckland Town Hall, Saturday January 8th.

There is a search on Auckland's Waitemata Harbour this morning.

There's fresh blood oozing with talent in New Zealand's wine industry. Rebecca Gibb picks the ones to watch this year.

In the end, it ended like they all do - he does, she does ... and then they were wed.

A three-day Indian wedding taking place in Auckland is possibly the biggest, fattest wedding party this city has seen.

An Auckland suburb came to a standstill today as a Bollywood-style Indian wedding procession brought the streets alive with colour and dancing - but no white lions or cheetah cubs.

Trams are expected to run on Auckland's waterfront by August in an $8m project which saw the first modest section of tracks laid this week.

Three art-deco homes in St Heliers at the centre of a furore over Auckland's heritage preservation are unlikely to be relocated, Auckland Council chief executive says.

One of NZ's oldest department stores escaped extensive damage when a sprinkler system activated and put out a fire which could have destroyed the building.

Thick smoke from a fire in one of Auckland's biggest department stores poured out on to Queen St late last night, shutting major city streets.

New Zealand's last hope in the ASB Classic singles draw has been knocked out in the opening round.

North Head tunnels, Devonport
Takarunga Rd, Cheltenham

I'll never know what mysterious force drew me from my sleep on that warm night, as we cruised past the islands of northern Vanuatu.

At New Zealand's most famous surf beach - and the birthplace of modern surfing - an environmental battle is being fought on several fronts.

We didn't dine with Peter Gordon, of course. Few are granted that privilege.