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Three-home development looks like one from the outside
The owner of the G.J. Gardner Manukau franchise, which includes the isthmus, tells how a showhome at 45 Campbell Rd is a new take on medium-density development. Video / Jason O
'Surprise, intrigue' at three-home building which appears as one
Could this be a new prototype for terraced housing on medium-density Auckland sites?
Fish and chip company linked to former real estate agent Aaron Drever liquidated
'The money just seemed to be going the wrong way.'
High-profile Nat MPs Brownlee, Smith, Bishop set to lose seats
Up to 20 seats could change hands tonight, most - but not all - to Labour.
Communities split over free school lunches
Full list: Which schools will get free school lunches?
Free school lunches: North Island (except Wellington)
Full list: North Island schools getting free school lunches (except Wellington).
Nats' Emma Mellow out to replace Nikki Kaye in Auckland Central
Emma Mellow was steeped in politics from a young age thanks to her grandmother.
Public v private: How children learn at three very different schools
Private, integrated and state schools within a 4km radius could hardly be more different.
Exploring the volcanoes in your backyard
We walked every one of Auckland's 53 volcanoes - here are the city's best.
Local elections 2019: The village battles of Albert-Eden
Two popular councillors in a ward where controversy bubbles away in every village.
'Military' gates to block cars rile Mt Albert visitors
Heavy gates in Auckland suburb recall architectural style of communist Eastern Europe.
Schools launch $23K campaign to 'say no to hubs'
School group launches campaign to "say no to hubs" controlling schools.
Man arrested following spitting attack in Cornwall Park
A 41-year-old man was charged with two counts of common assault.
Serial spitter targeting women in Auckland parks
An Auckland jogger accused of spitting on women in Cornwall Park.
Wealthiest students get half of uni scholarships
Schools in the most exclusive areas were winning up to $1 million in prizes each year.
Popular schools close doors to out-of-zone students
A 30-year pattern of bypassing local schools is reversing under population pressure.
The best (and worst) of April fool's jokes
Want your April Fool's Day fix? Here's some of the best since way back.
Auckland's most iconic volcano to be closed to cars
The Maungakiekie summit road has long been criticised as a narrow, unsafe road.
NZ's top teacher encourages kids to argue
No one shrugs their shoulders or says "I dunno" in Katie Pennicott's class.
Can you believe it? A zip line at Eden Park!
Eden Park's newest attraction is a hair-raising experience.
Battlegrounds: Greens push for Maungakiekie
Roads and green space key issues in the marginal seat of Maungakiekie.
School shut half its students out of NCEA
Withdraw of some students from NCEA put James Cook High School under statutory management.
U2 tour tipped to return to NZ
The famous band will bring their Joshua Tree tour to Kiwis.
April fools! No zipline at One Tree Hill
In the cheeky spirit of April Fool's Day, the 800m zip line for One Tree Hill was a prank.
Zipline for One Tree Hill
Thrillseekers will be able to whizz down the side of the volcano at more than 190km/h.
Bieber's Auckland housing crisis
Forget the Auckland housing crisis, Justin Bieber had his own accommodation crisis,
A story around every corner
Its days as a boarding house are now a mere blip in this home's hundred-year history, writes Graham Hepburn