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'We never saw him again'
Sarah Godwin's son Quentin went missing in Titirangi 25 years ago today.
Sarah Godwin's son Quentin went missing in Titirangi 25 years ago today.
A mobile dentistry clinic is being launched for needy families in West Auckland
Sarah Godwin teams with choir to pay tribute to her son who went missing 25 years ago.
Millennials share how they've managed to buy their first Auckland homes.
Australian man who spent four days up a kauri denied NZ citizenship.
Police called in as pets' bodies found stacked against a tree in Titirangi.
Flooding reached worrying heights in Gurvinder Singh's small apartment.
If you're driving through West Auckland, you may face big traffic queues.
There was a happy ending for one mama duck spotted pacing in distress along a West Auckland road after her gaggle of babies fell into a drain this afternoon.
Women are being branded an untapped resource in filling the national trades shortage, as a new company seeks to get women into the construction industry.
A woman who was in one of the cars crushed when a 30m tree fell at Cornwall Park has been reunited with the man who came to her rescue.
Police and fire are on their way to Titirangi in West Auckland - to a report of a car on its roof.
Lorde has won the hearts of a West Auckland family, after donating thousands to their Give a Little page.
A person is in a critical condition after being hit by a vehicle in West Auckland this afternoon.
Titirangi residents have won the backing of mayoral candidate Phil Goff to have a say before trees are felled.
A family with a severely autistic daughter could lose their home if they can't raise more than $250,000 to fix their leaking property.
The man who climbed a Titirangi kauri tree to stop it from being felled pleaded guilty to trespass when he appeared in the Waitakere District Court this morning.
Tree protester Johno Smith has been charged with trespass and bailed after handing himself into police this morning.
A climber is occupying an ancient kauri tree to stop it being felled in West Auckland.
Contractors try to take down ancient kauri tree whose owners promised to save after treetop protest earlier this year.
Clamping is out at the Titirangi supermarket where shoppers threatened a boycott over the parking enforcement strategy.
Wheel clamping in New Zealand is set to become a thing of the past with a new code of conduct that aims to almost eliminate the practice.
Te Uru is an attractive venue for music, especially in the more informal space of the gallery's workshop, with the ambience of Titirangi greenery outside the windows.
Respect for private property is what makes a free and tolerant society. The baying of the crowd shouldn't dictate what you can and can't do, writes Rodney Hide.
A controversial penis-shaped sculpture is nothing new for West Auckland, says deputy mayor Penny Hulse.
An 8-year-old girl struck on a pedestrian crossing is expected to be woken from her coma today.