'Deeply disappointed': Lime vows to return as e-scooters shut down in Auckland
Lime scooters must be off Auckland's streets by Friday December 6.
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Thousands of Auckland commuters disrupted as 800 bus drivers strike
Some bus services will be free in Auckland this - while others will be down altogether.
Summer starts with a blow: Huge storm set to strike NZ
Temperatures set to soar on Wednesday.
Port in a storm: Leaked report reveals details of moving Auckland's port and when to do it
Move the Auckland port? Part 1 in a series on the biggest issue to face the city in years.
Auckland Pride moving on from parade debate
The LGBT festival returns in February for its eighth year.
The bizarre inside story of the finance executive and the missing rabbits
The inside story of why a businessman was stealing rabbits in the dead of the night.
Leaving a legacy: Grace Millane, one year on
It's been one year since Grace Millane's death.
Northland's newest pro golfer keeping his head
With a baby coming and a potential Japan Golf Tour card, Brown will have his hands full.
What summer? One of the 'larger storms of the year' due to hit
A week of great weather looks to be nearing to a close as summer officially starts.
Bunny burglar: High-flying executive revealed as serial rabbit thief
A former financial executive was responsible for a spate of unusual burglaries.
The nonagenarian graduate: Doctorate in Medicine for 90-year-old
Recipient is a pioneer in critical care medicine in New Zealand.
Rock the boat baby! Meet the baby born on the Waiheke ferry
"I got the baby, I caught her with my own hands. It was really awesome."
From high school drop-out to adidas high-flyer
Zion Armstrong has transformed from a cash-strapped Kiwi sprinter to an adidas high-flyer
MP apologises for mean tweet to PM's former campaign manager
"OMG Youre [sic] such a nasty person", the MP tweeted.
'Indescribable shock': Auckland mum dies week after C-section birth
"The shock the whānau are all experiencing is indescribable."
Changing face of Auckland: Swathes of state housing coming to a suburb near you
It's one of Auckland's biggest changes since World War II and it's in almost every suburb.
BNZ applications back online after major outages
Technical issues had been resolved, the spokesman said and services were back online.
The 15 suburbs that dropped from Auckland's million-dollar housing club
The latest OneRoof Property report shows first-home buyers are driving city prices down.
Your weather: Sunny end to spring, rain possible for cricket
It'll be a mostly fine day for many in New Zealand, but rain is around the corner.
'Destined to be a boatie': Woman gives birth on Auckland ferry
"Congratulations mum and dad. Destined to be a boatie," a social media response read.
Air NZ flight to Houston diverted to Tahiti after medical emergency
Pilots were forced to ground the aircraft in Tahiti because of a medical event.
'We're all human': Neighbours sell up as state house tenants move in
8 homes have been sold in a Flat Bush block after Housing NZ moved in. Is it justified?
Neighbours at war: Free-range eggs fly in stoush between 'brats', Remuera residents
All is in not well in a multimillion-dollar cul de sac.
LVRs 'kicking first home buyers while they're down': economist
Lending restrictions aimed at first home buyers are "barking up the wrong tree".
High-achieving identical twins' tribute to late mother
It's been a confusing six years for some university staff and students.
Wayne Brown: Where's North leadership over port shift?
Is Northland doing enough to get Auckland's port business?
Jury unable to decide whether an Auckland man killed his baby son
The jury has decided the fate of a man charged with killing his son.
One of NZ's biggest sports stars on meth supply charge
One of the biggest names in New Zealand sport stands accused of dealing Class A drugs.
Graeme Burton prison attack: Tama Tapine sentenced
Two of the three men involved in the assault have been sentenced.
Grey sludge cakes Auckland streets
Council seeks 'rogue' vehicle after mysterious substance dropped on road.
School used language funds for Hawaii trip
Clendon Park School spent $14,580 of Māori language funding on a trip to Hawaii.
Tree protesters slammed as 'woke, entitled Pākehā'
"We hear about the lizards and the trees – think about the slightly bigger process."
'Dramatic reversal': Auckland housing affordability improves 26%
Despite record low interest rates, housing in Auckland is beyond the reach of many.
Tenants to pay $2000 compo after installing huge pool at rental
Auckland couple ordered to pay landlord for damaging the lawn at rental property.