Fog seen from Upper Harbour Auckland
Fog covering Auckland can be seen from Upper Harbour ferry. Video / Chris Keall
Fog covering Auckland can be seen from Upper Harbour ferry. Video / Chris Keall
A couple were making their way to the car park when two males jumped them.
Firetrucks have been spotted rushing to the scene.
Housing intensification is challenging traditional access for firetrucks.
Motorists are rejoicing this morning, as the Puhoi to Warkworth motorway is open.
They're nipping at the heels of the biggest operators.
Co-founder Ben Wallace says the rise in demand for vinyl has kept the team on their toes.
Onehunga services have been suspended, while the Western Line will stop at 8pm.
There have got to be changes and consequences, says a property manager.
The former Deputy Prime Minister may be eyeing a different political office.
Inside the untold story of the short but chaotic life of Auckland's BayLuck Karaoke.
Piao was the first person to alert police to Ricky Wang's murder.
Murdered teen's sister opens up on pain of loss and hunt for gang-linked killers.
The cause of the blaze is not yet known but it follows other fires at car wreckers.
Celebration of world’s tallest animal highlights threats to survival, conservation effort.
The manufacturing conglomerate announced a global restructure in April.
Gang convoy in Northland monitored by police after earlier tangi in South Auckland
Her 'calculated' deception means she's now been struck off.
A new 10-year lease gives the buyer a long-term income stream from the Australasian giant.
Part seaplane, part ferry, all-electric - and with one big question.
Auckland Transport said people should use scheduled buses instead.
Opinion: Say goodbye to congestion - a solution to New Zealand's traffic woes.
The YMCA pool centre in Onehunga is closed following the death.
Liquidators terminate employment agreements as builder in strife.
A day at the beach turned into a nightmare as the boys were buried by a sand dune.
'Allow extra time for southbound delays in the area to ease.'
MetService has issued a heavy rain watch for parts of the North Island.
Nikau Hindin is engaged in the renewal of the Māori aute (bark cloth) tradition.
Minister for Auckland Michael Wood assures the beach communities that decisions are close.
Level of sales remains low but volumes rose in each of the past three months. What next?