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Motorists are urged to take care.
Brian Rudman: Drums of disquiet beat in the new Goff Jungle
COMMENT: Unless there are some neighbour-friendly regulations introduced.
Hillsborough residents latest to complain about foul smell
Dry summer and treatment problems blamed for sewage smells in two parts of Auckland.
Questions over son's death answered, parents say
Coroner rejects on-call doctor's evidence of Auckland traffic jams on evening of death.
Man jailed for 'random and cowardly' bar attack
Man jailed for cowardly attack that changed victim's life and claimed his eye.
Coroner dismisses traffic-delay evidence
Coroner finds Zachary Gravatt would probably have died even if doctor returned sooner.
New Auckland restaurant's founder jailed for ordering murder
The restaurant's website will now remove references to its founder.
Diners wait hours as world famous restaurant's Auckland opening flops
Director Shekar Mani wants disappointed customers to give them a second chance.
Horror start to week as rider killed in Remuera - 28 dead in nine days
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Small Business: Former Black Stick opens Auckland fitness club
Dwayne Rowsell has opened his own fitness studio in Newmarket.
Govt may have to scale back $6b light rail plan
The transport purse may not stretch to two light rail lines, says Phil Twyford.
Classical review: APO presents brooding, beautiful landscapes
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra takes audiences from concert hall to glorious landscapes.
Watch: Ardern at festival - 'I have felt depths of sadness, depths of pride'
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'Mummy, I bounced to breathe': Tot's pool survival
When Willow Dando fell in the pool she didn't know how to swim - but she knew what to do
Last house standing: Homes for under $1m in hot suburbs
Such properties are on the verge of extinction - but they are out there.
Editorial: City will have a new sparkle for America's Cup
EDITORIAL: Auckland's makeover is going to look good.
First look at $250m America's Cup village development
Almost $250 million of your money's being spent - find out how.
Victims of the City Rail Link: Antidepressants, 110-hour work weeks
Auckland Council and City Rail Link Ltd are ruling out compensation for businesses.
Auckland's Waterview Tunnel closed due to overheight vehicle
Motorists were being asked to avoid the area if possible, or be prepared for delays.
Truck driver seriously injured after crashing, rolling over bridge in Auckland
A man in his 30s was the sole occupant of the truck.
Boarding house deaths: Tania Ellwood mystery for coroner
Coroner unable to determine cause of death in boarding house case.
Māori Pioneer Battalion landed home 100 years ago today
Rousing Auckland welcome and pub ban for Māori soldiers in World War 1 a century ago.
Pedestrian critical after hit by bus
Emergency services were called to the incident on Symonds St.
'Military' gates to block cars rile Mt Albert visitors
Heavy gates in Auckland suburb recall architectural style of communist Eastern Europe.
Celebs pitch in for show to support Christchurch victims
The Gala Variety Show is this Sunday, April 7, at Sky City Theatre in central Auckland.
Farm worker jailed for life for brutally killing ex-wife
A man who murdered his ex-wife in front of their toddler has been jailed for life.
'Keep it secret or else': Child sex offender jailed
He was caught when accessing a website known to be a gathering place for paedophiles.
Editorial: Revitalised city heart should be worth wait
EDITORIAL: Auckland's big building projects will be worth the wait.
Small business seeks $40,000 to pay for traffic island - to be able to open its store
When did businesses become responsible for civil works?
Classical review: NZSO shows its star power
Star power makes NZ Symphony Orchestra concert out of this world, writes William Dart.
Going underground: Auckland's new transport system
The City Rail Link will carry up to 54,000 passengers an hour around Auckland.