Auckland news

'Beautiful, happy soul': Family remember 9yo girl killed in crash at traffic lights

The schoolgirl was in a car struck by another vehicle while waiting for a green light.

Passengers on disrupted Pacific-bound flights may be up for refund

Air NZ has apologised to affected passengers and said safety was a priority.

How heavily fuel-reliant Pacific Islands are handling the Iran war crisis

About 80% of Pacific energy use relies on imported oil products.

Pacific-bound flights turned around over aircraft problems

At least three recent flights to Rarotonga, Samoa and Fiji were turned back to Auckland.

US firm wins consent for $650m takeover of Wellington parts trader

Americans spotted growth in the Kiwi car parts trading business founded in 2004.

Auckland leading housing recovery in latest building consents

Where are some of Auckland's biggest projects? Two lists here show a huge intensity push.

Selling a Parnell townhouse for $150,000 seen as best deal

Townhouse owners fear costs from a ground rent review by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa.

Property Insider: From Drury to Southland - the quiet giant betting billions on wind power and future freight

Calder Stewart has built 750,000sq m of new buildings for $1.5b-plus in last three years.

Anger grows at triple-toll plan for stretch of State Highway 1

Public submissions on the toll proposal are open until April 15.

From fairway gap to fashion brand: How Fox & Birdie found its niche

Prue Murdoch talks to Tom Raynel about her women's merino golf brand Fox & Birdie.

Inside the brutal combat trial the Army uses to test if troops are battle-ready

Defence Minister Judith Collins warns NZ faces its most dangerous environment in decades.

Notorious political heckler says he'll give up the antics if he wins local election

Mokaraka said his heckling was for those with "no voice" who were finding things tough.