Latest from Environment Court

Hapu powers up turbine opposition

New Waterview link poses minimal health risk expert

Dominion and Manukau Rds cited as places where emissions of more concern.

Editorial: Stop secrecy and rethink Wynyard deal

Council gags board over secret destruction deal

Tidal power station for Kaipara approved

New Zealand's first tide-driven power station has been given Environment Court approval.

'Attractive' plan for cottages site

Judge rules against developer

Art deco cottages demolished

The art deco St Heliers cottages at the centre of a five-year battle between developers and heritage campaigners have been demolished.

Art deco houses granted reprieve

Protesters are steeling themselves for a legal battle with developers after being granted a stay of demolition on three historic St Heliers cottages.

Last-ditch move to save art deco houses

Art deco houses set for demolition

Three houses which heritage advocates are trying to save will be demolished within days. About 15 protesters remain on the street.

Turua St protesters vow to lie in front of bulldozers

Protesters have vowed to lie in front of the bulldozers to save historic cottages set for demolition today.

Brown: No affordable way to save houses

Our favourite beaches: Whangamata

In the 1950s, high-profile American surfers and their camera crews broadened their search for the perfect wave beyond their home beaches.

Developer seeking court backing to fell tree

A developer is asking the courts to call off the Tree Council's crusade against him felling an 80-year-old Avondale pohutukawa.

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> City leaders fail the character test