Surf park developers win fast-track referral for 400+ homes
Earthworks started in October for the first stage of the project, 4km from Silverdale.
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Construction of the new Auckland Surf Park
The multi-million dollar project is under way at Dairy Flat. Video / AW Holdings
'Doesn't make sense': Red Bull adviser rules out Lawson swap
Liam Lawson overtook Yuki Tsunoda in the standings after finishing sixth in Austria.
'No hard feelings': Ex-NRL veteran speaks after seizure in 'run it straight' bout
The former Kiwis player was 'immediately concussed' after colliding with his opponent.
Foodstuff supermarkets face salad shortages as storm delivers 'logistical hit'
Spinach, mesclun and other salad greens are currently in limited supply.
Elective surgery boost: 21,000 more operations as Govt pays private hospitals more
Health Minister Simeon Brown says using private providers will cut waiting lists.
How Savea's position shapes the All Blacks' loose forward strategy
Three rookies are poised to debut as All Blacks ponder a reshuffle for first French test.
'He’s dealing with so much': Family of brave Connor, 8, cherishing final moments
Connor Coster's fight with cancer began before he even started school.
Opinion: NZ cities are heating up – here are 5 things councils can do now for a cooler summer
Heatwaves could lead to 48 more days above 25°C in Auckland by 2099.
NZ’s largest taxpayers revealed - does big business play fair?
Thirteen companies each pay more than $100m in annual income taxes.
Warmer, wetter months ahead as tropical weather patterns impact NZ
'While cold snaps and frost will occur, they are expected to be less frequent than usual.'
Gisborne rates to increase by 9.95% on average, $400 or less for most residents
Rate revenue will rise by 9.95%, with the first instalments to be sent this month.
‘Jury of strangers’: Advocates push for judge-alone sexual violence trials
Ruth Money calls for expert decisions in sensitive trials, not juries.
Carmen Thomas’s infamous killer to be released this month
Brad Callaghan killed young mother Carmen Thomas in 2010
Letters: Now house prices have fallen, what does that mean for CGT debate?
OPINION: The rise of chatbots and a manipulated internet lead to a disinformed public.
One of NZ's largest tech firms reveals financials amid AI 'revolution'
The firm's staff numbers dropped by 756 to 5375 in the financial year – a 12% reduction.
Trainer John Bell optimistic as Cleese resumes at Arawa Park
The gelding returns to racing at Arawa Park on Wednesday after a nine-month break.
Multiple fire trucks called to blaze in Auckland CBD
Fire and Emergency said crews were called to the incident just after 8.15pm.
Man charged in fatal South Auckland crash, further charges possible
A 56-year-old man faces charges including dangerous driving causing death.
'Until we meet again': Hundreds gather in Taihape to mourn 'peaceful leader'
'She was bold, beautiful and she was ours.'
'I am scared of drug money': Money launderer's staff complained cash was wet, sticky
Convicted money launderer Ye Hua's prison sentence has been reduced by 18 months.
Atmospheric river to swamp parts of northern NZ, flood-hit South Island braces for fresh deluge
Soldiers and Fire and Emergency rapid response teams are being sent to Tasman to help.
Young internationally ranked NZ sportsman cops ban after cocaine use
The athlete argued that his use of cocaine was unrelated to sport performance.
'Massively disappointed': Helipad approval sparks backlash
Council received 1400 submissions; more than 1300 opposed the helicopter flights.
Fore the Record: Blair Tuke tees off on America's Cup and SailGP goals
'As a sailor, I still felt like I had more to give to the team.'
NZ Super Fund-backed Kaingaroa Timberlands expands with Waikato land purchase
Kaingaroa Timberlands has bought 9200ha of forestry land in South Waikato.
How two child sex abuse survivors brought 'monster' to justice
'Accountability matters,' one of his victims said as she confronted him after 30 years.
House-building trend still soft as annual consents fall
May's annual consent total is the second-lowest for any month since the end of 2018.
Iconic Kiwi lolly Jaffa comes to end, quietly discontinued by manufacturer
When shops run out of the Kiwi favourite there will be no more packets to buy.
Juggling jobs and family: Warriors Women tackle challenges of top sport
Apii Nicholls talks balancing league and police work on The Big League Podcast.
LockerRoom: Teen hockey star ditches Australia for NZ, makes Black Sticks debut
Nina Murphy is set to play against the USA, bringing speed and skill to the team.
PwC says sell: 59-unit partly built Du Val block up for sale
Government-appointed statutory managers PwC call in Colliers to quit an apartment project.
'The Lord's team': Savea hopes Moana Pasifika survives financial struggles
The Super Rugby franchise is facing financial pressures.
Man charged with murder over Mt Eden Corrections Facility death
'We will not stay silent,' a family member said.