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Police identify teens in alleged taxi attack
Police have identified the three teens who allegedly pushed an Auckland taxi driver to the ground and ripped the security camera from his car - to escape a $34 fare. Images were taken of the young people and with public help, they have been identified.

$10k a night to be presidential
It costs $10,000 a night - but the cream of Auckland hoteliers are calling the Pullman Hotel's new presidential suite a "marketing gimmick".

My Auckland: Chatswood
Garden designer Damian and operations manager Darryl-Lee Wendelborn moved to the North Shore's Chatswood four years ago with their children Stella and George.

Headless skeleton found in garage
The discovery of a skull-less skeleton in an abandoned house has sparked a police investigation with officers combing the Auckland property for clues.

Down to earth: Community gardens around the city
Community gardens are a growing trend in Auckland, a place to learn how to reap what you sow in every sense, writes Kirsten Warner.

Shelley Bridgeman: Visiting the occupiers
One sunny Sunday afternoon I visited the occupied territory at Aotea Square.

<i>Ebisu</i>, Auckland CBD
I am not usually a fan of tofu but may have to rethink that after trying Ebisu's version.

Dita De Boni: Banning the bosoms of Mt Eden
It seems to me there's a growing backlash against breastfeeding.

<i>The Lodge Cafe</i>, Mt Albert
We came here because the Mt Albert Lodge has just opened its own on-site cafe, situated in front of the motel on Carrington Rd.

2011 Auckland Marathon
Runners gave it their all from Devonport to Victoria Park in the Adidas Auckland Marathon.

Sunday walk: A bridge that's not too far
It's a sunny-ish day but some threatening clouds are lurking. I don't care, I'm keen to get outdoors.

Warrior's bride sparkles in pink
More colour than an NRL playing strip was on display when Warrior Brett Seymour wed Roseanne Hogan yesterday.

Warrior marries long-term girlfriend
Photos from Warrior Brett Seymour's wedding to Roseanne Hogan at St Matthews Church in Auckland.

Tales of the graveyard
Diana Clement and family make a pilgrimage to the resting places of their ancestors in Auckland's historic cemeteries.