Heritage Devonport has called on council to review a contentious development consent granted to a heritage beachside house.
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Heritage Devonport has called on council to review a contentious development consent granted to a heritage beachside house.
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Epsom residents take on Housing New Zealand. / Greg Bowker
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More than 100 thousand homes and businesses have lost electricity and power company Vector says it may be several days before supply is restored in some parts of the city.
Scaffolding and early constructions at a Hobsonville Point site has been brought down in the storm. / Video by Dean Purcell
A sudden and explosive power outage was captured on video in Auckland during last night's storm. / Supplied by Brandon Liang
The heavy winds in Tuesday night's storm pulled trees down onto cars and homes, with 100,000 homes and businesses losing power.
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Auckland bus driver refuses to open door for mother and baby.
UN World Happiness Day is today so an Auckland florist is handing out free flowers to spread the joy and put a smile on peoples faces.