Protesters climb pohutukawa trees
Three protesters have climbed a stand of pohutukawa trees being cut down today for a housing development in New Lynn.
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First Reading Auckland cinema coming to Auckland
New Lynn's new eight-screen multiplex cinema complex is the first Reading complex to open in Auckland.
First mall gets fairytale makeover
A four-storey-high movie screen and 740-seat restaurant precinct been revealed after the first peek into Auckland's biggest mall makeover of the year.
Model for success lies out west - look at New Lynn
As the World Class Auckland series draws to a close we take a look at a blueprint of what it would take to elevate the Super City to the top.
Good news for first-time buyers
Nearly 2000 new homes - hundreds priced in the affordable range for first-home buyers - are set to be built in Auckland's western fringe.
Dog tied up and left to die
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES. Woman rescues skin and bones dog that was hidden in bush area.
Child believed snatched was with dad
Police say a pupil believed snatched from outside an Auckland school last week was not at the centre of an abduction but travelling home with his father.
'Stranger danger' a terrifying reality
A West Auckland school community has been put on alert after a child was taken in a stranger's car this week.
Driver saved from brutal attack at lights
A group of friends helped rescue a woman attacked at some Auckland traffic lights: "I managed to kick his legs out from under him and the rest of the boys piled on top."
Dramatic police chase through Auckland suburb
A wanted offender has taken police on a dramatic chase through an Auckland suburb this afternoon.
$400k Lamborghini towed
An Auckland property developer parked his late-model Lamborghini in a mobility parking space without a permit.
Phallic art stuns residents
'Oh my God, it's a cock and balls.' A $200,000 public sculpture being installed in Auckland is causing a stir with locals, who say it resembles a penis.
Lynn Mall expansion gets under way
Work started this week on the $36 million expansion of New Zealand's first shopping mall.
Lets eat: Broad range hits every note
Readers from New Lynn will, I hope, forgive me if I suggest that the suburb, the least westernmost part of what used to be called Waitakere City and will always be called West Auckland, is not really a dining destination.
Cunliffe a new man after debate
What a difference one debate makes. An entirely new David Cunliffe emerged on the campaign trail yesterday - one with a spring in his step and energy that was all but absent earlier.
Pillar shock prompts apartment dispute
A new apartment buyer faces the possibility of a legal row with a developer after finding window and bed space blocked by pillars she claims were not on the plans.
Home invasion: Elderly couple terrorised
An elderly war veteran and his wife were threatened with a crowbar in a "frightening ordeal'' when intruders forced their way into their home and stole precious mementos
Neighbours rush to douse fire
Neighbours rushed to the rescue of an Auckland woman's home as rubbish piled up in the backyard burst into flames damaging the next-door property this morning.
Drivers dark on street of lights
Nine sets of traffic lights in 1km - it's enough to drive motorists around the bend.
Kiwi trust says it's a world-beater
New Zealand's biggest listed diversified real estate business told the Asian investment community this week it was one of the world's top performers in its sector.
Review: Bunga Raya, New Lynn
If you can handle pushy service and bland decor, you'll be rewarded with some exceptionally good Malaysian cuisine at this New Lynn eatery.