Rail employee claims graffiti vandals coming from overseas to "hit" Auckland trains.

Over 45,000 people, or nearly one in 10 households, will pay more than 10 per cent.

Forest and Bird has shut its own reserves to dramatise a need to close all kauri forests.

Mirror artwork reflects light from both glass and bronze sides onto O'Connell St.

COMMENT: We don't need baubles and ratepayer money used for anything but the essentials.

EDITORIAL: Failure of plans for a charity concert spells trouble for Eden park.

Meanwhile Lauren Southern says the controversy is bringing people together.

An anti-immigration group has invited the Australian One Nation leader here.

Tram option is the third big change in as many weeks to a $10b programme.

COMMENT: This process has shone a light on how dysfunctional councils can be.

Plans to expand the City Rail Link have been agreed upon by Auckland Council.

Auck Tourism, Events and Economic Development spent $89k in entertainment costs last year.

Why the car has not been removed already is baffling a Mt Albert resident.

After five years in the role, Rhana Devenport leaves the gallery in late September.

Urgent hearing planned for Monday won't happen, further hearing scheduled for next month.

COMMENT: Manukau Bus Station proposal, for all its short-comings, is a glimmer of hope.

Digging has finally started under Lower Queen St as politicians endorse expanded scheme.

New projections reveal CRL as planned won't be big enough so they want to fix that now.

COMMENT: Are we daring enough to build that giant pou on Bastion Point?

Poll finds 91 per cent in favour of charity event at Eden Park.

Ngāti Whātua leader says it was an "error" to seek funding before gaining tribal backing.

Violent threats made against peace group opposing visit of controversial Canadian pair.

'I guess a thick skin goes with the job.'

Dominion Road's Albert-Eden Local Board office is latest building deemed earthquake prone.

"He really loved his whānau."

An Auckland woman has found those early collectors are breaking council rules.

Pro-free-speech group suing Auckland's mayor over controversial speakers' ban.

Council buildings in Grey Lynn and Ponsonby the latest to be yellow-stickered.

More than 5000 home owners who objected to their latest valuations were left waiting.

COMMENT: How many iconic symbols does Auckland really need?