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Tidy profit for Coffey
Former television presenter and Labour hopeful Tamati Coffey has sold his plush Auckland pad for more than double its valuation price.
Former television presenter and Labour hopeful Tamati Coffey has sold his plush Auckland pad for more than double its valuation price.
A fully leased aged-care investment property in the heart of Auckland's upmarket suburb of Herne Bay is being marketed for sale as being "in the sweet spot" for high net worth.
A group of Aucklanders are building what could be the country's most expensive set of boutique apartments for themselves, worth about $4 million each.
Ali McIntosh is surrounded by beautiful objects at home and at work.
The steady life in sales and prices started in the central Auckland suburbs over a year ago and has now spread across the new supercity. But as Bruce Morris reports, it's still tough going out in the provinces.
A fine dining Herne Bay restaurant keeps it simple but with an abundance of finesse.
The Japanese treat of skewered meats, and much more besides, is always a pleasant way to while away an evening.
Opening up a Herne Bay home and enlarging its small rooms created the perfect space.
Danielle Wright makes a day trip out of her family's fruit and vegetable shopping and discovers there are more options for 'picking your own' than she expected
Here is proof that diners should not judge a restaurant by its name.
Transition Towns - communities readying themselves for a post-petroleum world - are quietly popping up in New Zealand suburbs.
This secluded, striking home's tranquil feel belies its location - on the city's doorstep.
Libby Nicholson-Moon finds 10 of the best cafes for Sunday brunch.
To get your foot in the door at Herne Bay's Cremorne St you will need a fair few bob.
Adding a mezzanine floor to an Auckland apartment was the solution for a busy couple.
Buying ebooks may be convenient but it can't compete with the personality and charm of our best bookshops, writes Danielle Wright.