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Summits of five maunga to close to cars
The tihi (summits) of five Auckland mountains will be closed to vehicles from next year, the Tupuna Maunga Authority has announced.
Woof and Walk raises funds for assistance dogs
The pups were out in force today as dogs from around Auckland were taken for a stroll at One Tree Hill in the name of charity.
Hot spot: Where to double your money
The median price of properties in Mission Bay has doubled in the six months from February to June to more than $2 million.
Lights on 17 peaks for suicide awareness
New Zealanders will light up the darkness on 17 mountaintops next month as a message of hope for families struggling to cope with suicides by loved ones.
Historic One Tree Hill planting a success
Hundreds of Aucklanders witnessed the historic replanting of trees at Maungakiekie, One Tree Hill, this morning.
Dawn of a new era for One Tree Hill
One Tree Hill is set to become nine-tree hill with trees being returned to the iconic Maungakiekie summit next weekend.
Let's not forgive the culprit or blame the tree
For the past 20 years I've had a framed photo on my wall of the tree most Aucklanders will remember, writes John Roughan.
One Tree Hill part of 'political illusion'
The Maori activist who took a chainsaw to the old pine on Auckland's Maungakiekie- One Tree Hill said attending next year's planting of a new grove of trees was not a "priority".
Police seek stolen boat
Police are on the lookout for a six-metre aluminium Ramco Admiral boat stolen from central Auckland.
One Tree Hill pine theft charge dropped
The man who allegedly tried to sell the Monterey pine that stood on Auckland's One Tree Hill for more than a century will not be charged.
One Tree Hill debris sale blocked
The story of the Monterey pine that stood on Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill for more than a century took another turn when a man alleged to have tried to sell its remains on Trade Me was charged with theft.
Auckland: Mangere a boiling cauldron
With over 10 volcanic craters and cones, Mangere is packed with adventures, writes Diana Clement.
My happy place: Dayne Laird - Matariki constellation enthusiast
My happy place is seeing the Matariki constellation rise for the first time in the Maori New Year.
Property Report: A day with the graduates of slow-bidding school
You know how much you're prepared to pay, so why take so long to lay your cards on the table? Bruce Morris ponders the slow-coach tactics of the auction room.
Review: Epolito's Pizzeria, One Tree Hill
I suspect you could spend a year in New York eating nothing but pizza and never eat at the same place twice. I found my pizza heaven at Garibaldi's under the Brooklyn Bridge.
Warm up with winter fun
Wondering what to do for school holidays? Danielle Wright investigates.
Auckland: I'll take the high road
Donna McIntyre puts her best foot forward and takes the scenic route through Auckland on a Coast to Coast walk.
Lighten up in the tropics on One Tree Hill
You'll have sunshine on a cloudy day in the ingenious garden of this spacious, two-level One Tree Hill home.
<i>Epolito's New York Style Pizzeria</i>, One Tree Hill
An award-winning pizzeria in One Tree Hill is worth travelling to, writes Nici Wickes.
My Auckland: One Tree Hill
Natalie Oldfield, owner of the Dulcie May Kitchen food store in Mt Eden, has lived in neighbouring One Tree Hill Auckland for five years. She tells Libby Nicholson-Moon what she enjoys about the area.
Kiwis show tourist their giving side
Offers of money, free accommodation, clothes, food and even a paraglider have been pouring in for Canadian Caitlin Hardie.
Two hours in NZ and robbed of everything
Canadian Caitlin Hardie had been in NZ less than two hours when her belongings were stolen.
U2 star gets out the camera to look at NZ
U2 has landed - and wasted no time in tweeting about the New Zealand experience.