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Petrol tax: 268m reasons why Auckland motorists 'ripped off'
The Automobile Association says the result is a kick in the guts for Auckland motorists.
'Total shock': Community grieves little girl's driveway death
Soft toys and candles laid at Community Hall where a child was run over.
Hobsonville Point's 10m bird slide leaves users in tears
The giant sculpture is much loved by locals, but is leaving some people in tears.
Dear Jacinda: Phil Goff's $12b wish list
The Auckland mayor has disclosed his priorities for the Govt's $12b infrastructure fund.
Your guide to Waitākere Ranges: Which tracks are open this summer
Ranger Stu Leighton's tips for the most popular, challenging and first-time walks.
Petrolheads worst offenders at failing to return Auckland Library books
Four of the top 10 longest overdue books over the past five years were vehicle-related.
Island Hopping: Hot springs and stargazing in the Hauraki Gulf
Great Barrier Island will reward any extra time put in on your visit.
Calling on the toothless, wrinkly and skinny: Lord of the Rings wants you
A Game of Thrones style cast is being sought for the new Lord of the Rings TV show.
Get ready for gridlock: Auckland commuters face chaotic return to work
Thirty three separate city centre streets disrupted by road works this summer.
Beached as: Armourguard car stuck in sand
Armourguard in the gun for getting car stuck on beach in Auckland.
Where's Evie? Family plead for return of beloved dog
Evie's family fear she was stolen as they ate Christmas lunch.
Meet one of Auckland's last waterfront market garden owners
Brothers Dudley and Rodney Barton have lived on the land for 45 years.
Downtown New Year's celebrations a glimpse of Auckland's future
Best to leave the car at home this New Year's.
Rats galore: Rodents run riot at public park
Video has emerged of rats running riot at an Onehunga park and locals are angry
Simon Wilson: The best - and worst - of 2019 in Auckland politics
COMMENT: Some good things happened at council this year, and they weren't all advertised.
Quake risk: Auckland's oldest suburban library to close
Closing a "difficult decision" but public safety is paramount, council says.
City Rail Link: Struggling businesses to receive assistance
The Business Hardship Fund Programme could cost up to $4m.
Phil Goff reminds council boss about conflicts of interest
Andrew Barnes said everything is above board.
Charity gave John Tamihere $100k for failed mayoral bid
John Tamihere outspent Phil Goff but got well beaten at the polls.
'An ill-considered whim': Former mayors slam moving of Auckland port
Former civic leaders say cost will be nearer $30 billion - not $10 billion.
New downtown 'world-class'
It's road works and delays right now but Auckland's new downtown is starting to take shape
Auckland Council puts temporary halt on property reports
The council stopped accepting urgent property reports in mid-November.
Eden Park wants public backing to host six concerts a year
But some of the neighbours are not happy about it.
Chris Carr: Port move will only make traffic congestion worse
Comment: Traffic volumes around Auckland would increase substantially, not decrease.
Auckland's mooring dolphin for cruise ships unlikely to proceed
Julie Stout praised Mayor Phil Goff and Ports of Auckland for seeking another solution.
Goff plans to convert half of council fleet to electric
Auckland Council's car fleet of 1000 vehicles will be cut and moved to electric.
Mt Eden residents decry 'demolition wasteland'
Stress, nuisance, noise, vibrations, dust, demolition, trucks - residents upset.
Big stink: 17 charges laid against golf course for sewage dumping
Hidden cameras understood to be involved in case resulting in charges
Auckland household rates could rise 4.5 per cent next year
Waste management charges are rising after China stopped taking the city's recyclables.
CCTV nation: The thousands of cameras watching your every move
CCTV cameras have doubled across NZ cities in 5 years. Where and how are they filming you?
$35m Auckland 'showpiece' waterfront extension begins
Construction on an 1800sq m extension to Auckland's downtown waterfront began this week.
Council reveals e-scooter curfew areas
Plus: allocation numbers have also been revealed.
No Plan B for Erebus Memorial, says Ministry
It's back to scratch if the go-ahead isn't given for Erebus memorial in Parnell park