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‘Living nightmare’: Neighbour on AT's pedestrian crossing debacle
My house and driveway have suffered cracks from heavy vehicles, says Nina Kristensen.
AT spends $600k installing pedestrian crossing - and then ripping it up
AT boss Dean Kimpton admits "we are very aware of concerns" about high costs.
Drive-by shooting: Photos reveal hail of bullets hit house, cars
Police are investigating a drive-by shooting in Mt Roskill, Auckland, early today.
Locals with garden hoses join firefighters in battling blaze
Thirty firefighters and two choppers battled blaze in 1.5ha of scrub and pine forest.
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).
Covid-19 positive person attended Auckland football match
Health authorities are tracking down close contacts.
Couple set on backyard wedding the 'whole world can see'
Bride: "I am marrying my best friend."
The 15 suburbs that dropped from Auckland's million-dollar housing club
The latest OneRoof Property report shows first-home buyers are driving city prices down.
The school that 'saved' Jonah Lomu and produced 12 ABs
Jonah Lomu's old school Wesley College is NZ's oldest surviving secondary school.
Jacques Cousteau of New Zealand passes on
Well-known marine environmentalist Wade Doak of Tutukaka has passed away.
Parts of Three Kings, Epsom and Papakura without power since early hours
Vector is working to fix powerlines brought down by bad weather in Auckland today.
Protection proposed for suburb's name
Wesley seeks to secure suburban name after developer backs off bid to take it.
New veterans support hub launched
WeServed.nz pulls together 30 organisations for veterans seeking help
Driver beware: Fines without signs mooted
Auckland board chairman wants crackdown on parking on roadside grass berms.
Man spends $2000 on gym he never stepped foot in
The membership was never cancelled so it continued after the initial 12-month membership.
NZ kids' reading slides to record low
National Standards have not stopped the reading slide, and may have accelerated it.
Word cards help Kaya learn to read
Charlotte Fischer says her daughter Kaya has become a passionate reader thanks to Speld.
Man dead after suspected assault
A man is dead after a suspected assault at a party in Three Kings early this morning.
Bulging school rolls force zone shake up
School zones are being rewritten to cope with bulging rolls at 43 Auckland schools.
Bill English rips into Labour on housing
Labour says Auckland's prime parkland cannot be swallowed up by housing.
Graffiti artist behind Dog revealed
Paul Walsh wants to thank people for the positive response to his Murray Ball tribute.
Man who hit cop with car jailed
Man who described himself as 'NZ's worst nightmare' jailed for hitting cop.
Gunman still on the run
A man who pulled a gun on a police officer remains on the run.
Plans for $1.2b quarry house scheme uncertain
Plans for $1.2 billion of new homes in the Three Kings Quarry in Auckland are up in the air.
Workers bear brunt of robberies
Two men were beaten with a piece of wood by four teens seeking cash, alcohol and tobacco in the third robbery at an Auckland liquor store in as many weeks.
Liquor store workers hurt in robbery
Police are searching for four people who allegedly robbed an Auckland liquor store and assaulted two staff members this evening.