Decking enveloping this large villa means areas for lounging, dining, cosying up by fire.

An enthusiast calls the machines "time capsules of pop culture".

Onramp lanes reopen after rush hour car fire but delays expected.

Simon Wilson proposes some principles to help Auckland council with its town planning.

The West Lynn shops in Grey Lynn are taking a battering from a cycleway project

Students are celebrating after NZ First wins a student loans write-off in priority areas.

This year's wet weather continues to hike the price of fresh produce

Claire McLintock hopes a new breast cancer drug will give her more quality years.

As soon as they opened up the business bank accounts, the screen went black.

Street artists Adore and GASP have created a unique mural ahead of the Lions Tour.

Fire crews are working to put out a Grey Lynn house fire.

'Grey Lynn peeping Tom' was jailed yesterday. Victim tells how offending affected her.

Father-of-three secretly recorded women undressing and couples having sex.

The chefs have needed to get creative with crops like leafy greens hard to come by

A shop worker hid out the back while robbers stole lollies and cigarettes.

Nearly 200 days later, little Billie and her mum have returned to Australia from NZ.

Contemporary renovation with a crisp white palette has seamlessly married old and new.

A petition signed by 210 children has restored monkey bars to climb on in Grey Lynn Park

The man is accused of kidnapping a 23-year-old woman and assaulting her.

The body of a man has been found in central Auckland this morning.

Nick Smith weighs in on Auckland boarding house.

Daisy Salter survived being born at 23 weeks and two days. Now her parents hope other babies will benefit from a study to predict premature birth.

The High Court has approved a move for more than 400,000 extra homes across Auckland over the next 23 years, developers say.

Groups opposing more intensive housing in Auckland's character suburbs say thousands of homeowners have been denied a say about what happens to their properties.

The High Court has found that the independent panel acted lawfully when it recommended allowing more intensive housing.

Advance voting kicks off in the Mt Albert by-election today, but one of the main candidates is worried no one will turn up.

Power to Pedal founder Eddie Jack explains where his tour company sits within the crowded tourism industry.

COMMENT: Aucklanders are a hypocritical bunch. We pollute our precious inner harbour beaches, we have to drive for hours seeking somewhere to relax.

A homeless man photographed receiving a slice of wedding cake from kind hearted newlyweds has spoken of the touching gesture.

Barefoot and with his belongings in a bag, Miller was brought to tears by the kindness of a couple on their wedding day. Can you help us find him?