Boaties cry foul: 'Unfair' to pay twice to fix Auckland's roads
Boaties want a break from regional fuel tax, saying they are paying twice to fix roads
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Man arrested after Howick house fire
Man charged with starting fire that destroyed a Somerville Rd house.
East Auckland house fire 'suspicious'
"We've got a well-involved substantial house fire there. There's substantial damage."
Mother extradited from Australia to face baby assault charge
An Akl mum has been extradited from Oz after being charged with assaulting her baby
Iwi wins right to appeal Auckland land claims
The case related to historical Treaty claims involving commercial properties in Auckland.
Camping free-for-all: Freedom campers welcome here
Auckland Council wants to encourage and control freedom camping.
Rates rebel in hospital, given six days to live
Penny Bright doesn't hate anybody, but has harsh words for Auckland's mayors.
Paramedic keeps job after making 'offensive' comments
The woman was told "there were already 600 patients at Middlemore ED just like her".
Auckland Council considering eyeball tattoo ban
They want to give tattoo customers peace of mind their treatment is at a high standard.
60 flights affected as fog restrictions lifted in Auckland
Fog is also creating issues on the motorways.
Police seek information into 'frightening' armed robbery
Meanwhile North Shore locals are banding together to support affected staff members.
Police bolster presence following pub shooting
It was the fifth armed robbery of a North Shore pub in just over a year.
How NZ VC winner survived German attack
World War I hero to be remembered at free concert in West Auckland.
Auckland woman flush with cash after claiming $1m Lotto prize
The winning Lotto ticket was sold at Paper Plus in Howick for the July 18 draw.
Ten high-risk Auckland roads getting safety upgrades
Damning review leads Auckland Transport to prioritise road safety after years of neglect.
Concerns for welfare of missing 75-year-old Aucklander
Police would like the public's help to find missing Auckland man Yongan Jin.
Revealed: Auckland's economic scorecard - How our biggest city is faring
Things look good, according to Auckland Council's chief economist.
Parents line up childcare for teachers' strike
Youthtown will close most of its after-school services on Wednesday for lack of demand.
The joy of surrogate motherhood
Auckland woman had no hesitation in offering to carry a child for her cousin.
Auckland school bus concerns mount
Auckland Transport says it is aware of concerns and keen to work with schools on problems.
Vandals plague crash site where Auckland teens were killed
Two fires were lit, mud was thrown on windows and a nearby office was broken into.
Aaron Smith jumps into gym market
All Black Aaron Smith's system devised by Leonardo di Caprio's trainer.
Macleans College abandons NCEA Level 1
At least five more schools consider dumping NCEA Level 1 in view of proposed reforms.
School uniform and sports vital to kids' self-esteem
At one Auckland school, 1 in 10 students are getting help with basic items like clothing.
Auckland: What residents love and hate
Aucklanders past and present uncover their thoughts of the city.
Pakuranga double fatal: Friends remember teens as family talks of its pain
A Berrington family member said the family was "hurting so deeply right now".
Police lose 17 guns during raid
The rifle parts were left in a bag at the rear of an Auckland property.
Pakuranga crash: 13yo girl who died named as friends mourn
Pakuranga College principal says Ella's death will leave a void in the school.
Road closed, power out while crashed motorhome
A motorhome crashed down a bank in Maraetai and a crane is being used to lift it out.
$1m win for lucky Auckland Lotto player
Winning $1m First Division ticket sold in Howick but Powerball jackpot rolls over.
Tentative support for huge statue at Bastion Point
A 50-metre statue at Bastion Point could be a masterpiece, readers say.