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‘Inaction is not an option’: Mum wants neighbour’s tree removed after Cyclone Tam fright
Girl, 10, and nanny had lucky escape when part of a tree fell on a car they'd just exited.
‘Run out of stadiums’: Court shortage leaves North Shore kids’ basketball in crisis
About 10,000 fixtures are forced across eight North Shore venues.
Brian Rudman: We live - and die - as a region
We are a region. Our future lies as a region, and we have to pay for it.
Birkenhead slip widens, swallows machinery
The Birkenhead slip is on the move, swallowing up a piece of machinery this afternoon.
Birkenhead slip 'catastrophic' for landowner
A huge slip in Birkenhead has destroyed a piece of bush earmarked for public access.
National Party member votes before dying on election day
David Thornton was an anti-rates activist and former member of the North Shore council.
Auckland busway idea back on the table
Concept plans for $450m of improvements to Auckland's Northern Motorway are also making allowances for a potential busway extension costing about $250m.
Stadium looks to big future
North Harbour Stadium has moved under the wing of the Super City's major venue operator as a $60 million asset.
Theatre's golden weather ends
Jobs to go as council takes over Shore entertainment centre and its $500,000 debt.
Leaky home battle to continue
The owners of several apartments in a luxury hotel complex on Auckland's North Shore are allowed to continue their battle to sue the old North Shore City Council.
Community groups face big costs claim from Masonic Hotel developer
Community groups and the Historic Places Trust face a huge claim for costs from the developer who wants to turn the Masonic Hotel
Leaky home owners lose court battle
The owners of several apartments in a luxury hotel complex on Auckland's North Shore have lost their battle to sue the old North Shore City Council in a multi-million dollar leaky building row.
Investors sue Govt and council over leaks
Angry unit owners condemn PPP model promoted as future of state housing
Council's leaky home appeal fails
A Supreme Court ruling has left NZ's 1.4 million ratepayers more exposed in the leaky-building fiasco.
Men accused of $840,000 scam back in court
Two men were back in court today facing more 300 charges relating to defrauding the former North Shore City Council of more than $800,000.