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South Auckland tornado: More than 1200 mostly Papatoetoe, Manurewa homes affected.
Opinion: Why we propose a publicly-owned water service entity for Auckland and Northland.
Opinion: Our largest city is run on an ideology of growth and ignoring past failures.
Opinion: A curved form with long legs would be restrained enough to fit the surroundings.
Police say Kimleang Youn wasn't a bad person but hanging out with the wrong people.
Opinion: Traffic delays are bad for liveability and productivity, but also for emissions.
All the action from the opening weekend of the Auckland 1A 1st XV competition.
Urban Polo founder Simon Wilson said the event was the best to date.
Police say an unfortunate number of motorists are driving under the influence.
The Datsuns are back! We catch up with drummer Ben Cole to find out where they've been.
Opinion: It is long past time to recognise you can't build your way out of congestion.
Comment: Get used to debt-to-income ratios.
Diane Foreman has bought and restored some 50 homes in New Zealand, Australia and London.
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More vaccinators urgently needed to deal with the community turnout in south Auckland.
Unite union says more of a "workers" voice' is needed to catch problems.
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins announces a pause on quarantine-free travel between New Zealand and New South Wales on Thursday evening. Video / Derek Cheng
Reverend Dr Featunai Liuaana and other church leaders are playing a key role by engaging their communities and leading the way in getting Covid-19 vaccinations. Video / Dean Purcell
Sara Hartigan thinks her partner was shocked it only took a year to get 6/10 in the quiz.
Local MP says he is 'disgusted' by the graffiti, which 'does not reflect the community'.
Don't panic - it's only a drill, done twice a year at the change of daylight saving.
Plywood planter boxes sprout up in busy streets to turn rat-runners back.
Downtown Car Park building could be turned into a major bus terminal.
Editorial: Infrastructure projects can add lasting value to a city in multiple ways.
A two-week exhibition looks to delve into Māori history with tikanga-toi (Māori art)
A woman and a boy are being credited for helping police catch a burglar in St Marys Bay.