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Mt Eden vehicle ban coming into force
The ban, which takes effect on Wednesday, January 20, applies to all motor vehicles, including motorbikes and scooters.

Funeral for slain Remuera woman
Ms Pert, 41, was allegedly attacked while out on her morning run through the affluent suburb of Remuera on Thursday.

Quake caution closes Maidment
One of Auckland's busiest theatres is closed indefinitely because it has been deemed an earthquake risk.

Man falls from apartment building
A man has been taken to hospital with critical head injuries after falling from a building in Auckland last night.

Cycling in Super City gets better
Who would have thought Auckland cycleway users would have had $18 million spent on their needs.

'Careless' mistake changed lives forever
Robert Su, with whom Karen had been together for eight years, was crossing Fanshawe St when a truck ploughed through a red light and hit him.

Len Brown: Auckland can make big contribution to emissions goals
The choices we make in the next five years will determine our climate future, writes Len Brown.

Enjoy the great outdoors
This summer Auckland Council celebrates 50 years of parks, with a Big Campout.

Project to 'completely reshape waterfront'
A developer has pulled together $1.4 billion in funds and credit for a project to 'completely reshape Auckland's waterfront'.

German shepherd saves the day
A robber was nabbed after pinching a woman's handbag in a busy Auckland street -- by a German shepherd.

Brown's EA to pay for emotional harm
The moment Auckland mayor Len Brown's executive assistant ran over a pedestrian in the CBD was a "split-second thing" that she will not lose her licence over, a judge ruled.

Precinct to update on CBD project
NZX-listed landlord Precinct Properties will this month announce progress on leasing its $550 million 38-level Downtown project.

Auckland for refugees: Campaign gathers momentum
A campaign calling for Auckland to allow more refugees into the city is gaining momentum.

Auckland: Pedal to the new metal
The newest addition to Auckland's infrastructure takes city cycling to the next level, writes Catherine Smith.

Editorial: Queens Wharf latent under the Cloud
Four years have passed, another Rugby World Cup has been won, and still the "people's wharf", "party central" of 2011, languishes largely forgotten.

What happened to the people's wharf?
Remember the sense of breakthrough when Queens Wharf in downtown Auckland was secured as the people's wharf?

Victoria Crone to decide on Auckland mayoralty run
Xero managing director says she will announce in the next two weeks whether she will seek the Auckland mayoralty.

Glitzy stores pull crowds to Queen St
Shoppers are coming back to Queen St as a range of glitzy stores open on the city's golden mile.

What will happen in your backyard?
INTERACTIVE: Confidential maps show a big squeeze in some of Auckland's poshest and poorest streets.

Auckland to welcome fleet of waka
The waka will be part of a new festival set to take place at next year's Auckland anniversary weekend.

Phil Goff to go unpaid during campaign
He joked he could put in a claim for lieu days, given the amount he had worked over his Parliamentary career.

Should Goff be mayor?
The senior Labour MP and widely-tipped front-runner for Auckland's top job says "an announcement" will be made on Sunday.

Mayor Len Brown comes in under budget
Mr Brown's office today pro-actively released details about his office spend following an Official Information Act request from councillor Cameron Brewer.

Ask Phoebe: Harbour views for sculpture
Do you have a question for Phoebe? It can be about transport or any Auckland issue. Email askphoebe@nzherald.co.nz

Tech chief may stand for mayor
Head of Xero confirms she is considering running for Auckland mayor.

Message for Paris at Auckland Town Hall
The book will be available for signing on the ground floor of the Auckland Town Hall on Queen St

Tuk tuks, tandems and a penny farthing
Thousands have ridden across Auckland's Harbour Bridge this morning in the city's largest cycling event, Bike the Bridge.

$10.1m buys great view in elite street
Car dealer Bob McMillan and his wife Kerry have sold their grey minimalist cliff-top house in Parnell.

Brian Rudman: History is being rewritten at every turn
Len Brown would have us believe that nothing happened pre-Super City and that advances since then were all his doing.