Quake risk: Auckland's oldest suburban library to close
Closing a "difficult decision" but public safety is paramount, council says.
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Second water fault affecting Auckland residents after earlier outage this week
A second water fault is affecting some Auckland residents in Mt Wellington today.
Burst water main on track to be fixed today
Watercare due to finish restoration work late today.
Pedestrian, scooter rider seriously hurt in crashes near Western Springs concert
A person struck by a truck has been taken to hospital in a serious condition.
Grey Lynn dairy attack: Lookout jailed for 14 years
Man who acted as lookout during brutal dairy attack has been jailed
'Guns blazing, screaming': Man at Grey Lynn raid says police got wrong house
'They've got the wrong place and they should just come out and admit it.'
Exclusive pics: Armed police swarm Grey Lynn street
Armed police were called to Grey Lynn's Sussex St today.
'Devastated': Radio star Jay-Jay Feeney speaks out
Baljeet Singh, 29, was acquitted by a jury today.
Taxi driver found not guilty of groping radio host
A jury has reached a verdict in the trial of a taxi driver accused of indecent assault.
Jury retires in Jay Jay Feeney case
A jury is considering whether an Auckland taxi driver indecently assaulted a radio host
'Thought I was going to be raped,' Feeney tells jury
More FM host says she was groped by taxi driver during a ride home from Ponsonby.
Interactive: Auckland rentals more expensive in South and North, cheaper in East
New rentals are more expensive in South Auckland and the North Shore.
Brutal dairy attack: Lookout guilty despite not entering shop
A mother and son were violently attacked in their Grey Lynn dairy.
Violent dairy assault: Mother, son describe knife attack
The mother and son were stabbed while minding their family business.
One seriously hurt in Grey Lynn lodge fire
One person is in Auckland Hospital with serious injuries.
Marital split: Why Mongrel Mob moved into upmarket unit
Bitter matrimonial dispute lies behind Mongrel Mob moving into upmarket Grey Lynn complex.
Power restored after outage hits up to 1000 central Auckland homes
Power restored to most after downed line cuts power to Auckland homes.
Kelmarna cows saved from slaughter, sent to sanctuary
Many people had offered to purchase the cattle and give them a new home.
Holy Cow: Outrage from townies over plans to kill city cows
Outrage after inner city farm announced it would slaughter three cows.
Police seek CCTV and recordings of Grey Lynn stabbing
The serious assault occurred just after 1am on Sunday in the Auckland suburb.
Two critical after early-morning stabbing in Grey Lynn
Police are investigating the stabbing of two people in Grey Lynn.
Tania Ellwood case: Actress' death a mystery
Due to the "advanced decomposition of her body" a cause of death could not be determined.
Grey Lynn house sales fall as total Remuera sales hit $908m
Remuera's total yearly house sales no longer top $1b after dipping in 2018.
Speedway to stay at Western Springs
Speedway understood to have struck a last-minute deal with council bosses .
Auckland's Pride festival: What went wrong?
What went wrong with Pride? David Herkt on the story behind its acrimonious collapse.
Positive talks on removing Western Springs pines
"What the forest needs is a bit of renovation, rather than a demolition," says a resident.
Auckland tree war put on hold by council
Pines stopped growing years ago, are stagnating and dying on their feet, says expert.
Western Springs tree wars: Anger as council 'flouts' own rules to fell pines
Council plans to fell 13 trees this week without waiting for resource consent.
Most Airbnb owners dodge bed tax
Airbnb hosts now have to pay tax. One problem - the council can't track them down.
Auckland Council bar teens from selling Xmas trees
The pair has been selling trees at the intersection for years and never had an issue.
Auckland's former Santa Claus still has the 'ho, ho, ho' at 94
Trevor Audain, 94, worked as a Santa Claus from 1984 to 1998.