Lime CEO, Toby Sun, on the growth of Lime scooters in NZ.

We all know about dirty dairying. But what about the ugly side of Auckland's rampant building boom?

Controversial company's CEO hits town, meets with Goff.

Lee Rush fought to stay alive, both for her partner and to help complete their dream home.

Hell Pizza has latched onto the "unruly tourist" bandwagon.

The 24-year-old had always excelled in rugby and cricket.

Tania Matthews speaks to the Herald about a roofing scam at her West Auckland home.Similar scams have been reported across the city.

One person seriously injured in a trench collapse in New Windsor, Auckland.

Horowhenua town hosts roving group which kicked up a ruckus in Auckland and Hamilton.

Noon Seeto was asked to paint a pig to help fundraise for Starship Hospital.

The 22 little piggy art pieces will be exhibited in galleries and shops in Parnell.

The woman murdered in her South Auckland home before Christmas can now be named after court-ordered suppression was lifted.

While house values are flat, the market is predicted to 'bounce back' soon.

A junior doctor talks to the Herald about why he's striking.

Jojo Zhou talks about this year being The Year of the Pig in Chinese zodiac.

A $55,000 bronze gnome sculpture stolen from outside Gow Langsford Gallery has been found abandoned in West Auckland.

The unruly tourists have generated headlines across the country.

Gnome left at Salvation Army with a note: "Please return to Gow Langsford Art Gallery".

She's had enough after less than a year in the job. Turns out she isn't the only one.

Lynnie Howcroft is the co-writer of Barkell and Mr Arkell a children's book about Auckland's Newton East.

A murder, a suspicious death, an armed robbery and a whipping.

Department of Conservation says releasing animals could have unintentional impacts.

Kiwi football legend Wynton Rufer thanks stranger who saved his life after heart attack on Lime scooter.

The research carried out by veterinarian Liz Cowie looked at lead concentrations in the blood and eggs of backyard laying hens on Auckland properties.

Football legend Wynton Rufer thanks the stranger who saved his life after a heart attack.

Hens would ingest lead from soil in a backyard by pecking at the ground or eating bugs.

Marsh Ihaka reckons going to work each day is like being "a kid in a candy shop".

COMMENT: There's a goodly portion of cultural cringe in all this.

A mother received serious bruising to her arms protecting a young child in a bus crash.