Mega-cranes sail into Auckland
The giant cranes - almost 20m taller than the Harbour Bridge - cost $60 million.
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Three giant container cranes soar above Ports of Auckland
The cranes, which stand 82.3 metres tall and weigh 2,100 tonnes, arrived from Shanghai.
Loud bang heard before machinery fire at Auckland port
One person was taken to Auckland Hospital with burn injuries following the blaze.
Watch: Worker out of hospital after inferno at Auckland port
The fire broke out in a reach stacker used to move containers; operator suffered burns.
Today marks 178 years since the founding of Auckland
On September 18, 1840, Crown representatives came to Auckland for a founding ceremony.
Ports of Auckland worker's organs saved six lives
Laboom Dyer's organs helped save the lives of six people after his death.
Ports of Auckland worker killed in incident named
Emergency services rushed to the scene on Ferguson Wharf in the early hours of August 27.
Ports of Auckland worker in straddle truck incident dies
The straddle truck tipped over at Fergusson Container Terminal, trapping the man.
Ports of Auckland charged over ocean swimmer's death
Ports of Auckland has been charged over the death of Leslie Gelberger in April last year.
Historian: Time for a new Auckland city father
Historian: chief's generosity and partnership vision qualify him as city father.
Simon Wilson: Auckland's port has to shift - but where will it go?
COMMENT: Whether to move it or not is a no-brainer.
12 Questions: Ports of Auckland chairwoman Liz Coutts
Ports of Auckland chair says board diversity is improving but it takes time to change.
The Auckland blackouts that lasted five weeks
We look back at the six worst power cuts that have plunged Auckland in the dark before.
Frontline in the war against the stink bug
A report from the front line in campaign to keep the brown marmorated stink bug out of NZ.
Brian Rudman: Use defence dollars on pests
COMMENT: Divert some defence money to fighting stink bugs, argues Brian Rudman.
Team New Zealand deeply upset with council, Govt over America's Cup base
Grant Dalton is not happy over the latest plans for the America's Cup in Auckland.
The best of Auckland Anniversary Weekend
Thousands flocked to the best events of Auckland Anniversary weekend.
Freighters, frigates and fish: Ports of Auckland opens its gates
Ports of Auckland is once again inviting Aucklanders behind its iconic red fence
'Considerable immigration uncertainty'
Immigration levels will fall to the long-run average by 2022, Treasury forecasts.
Mooring dolphins to let big ships berth
Two mooring dolphins costing $10 million will let 350m cruise ships berth in Auckland.
Protest action on the cards over Cup bases
A protest group says Auckland doesn't need "all the bells and whistles" to host the Cup.
Rudman: Leave the harbour alone
OPINION: Aucklanders have made it clear - stop filling in the harbour
Comment: Waterfront plan is stop-gap thinking
Heart of the City chief executive Viv Beck says Ports of Auckland's plans need more work.
PoA keen to talk with Ardern about expansion
PM's opposition to wharf extension has Ports of Auckland calling for a meeting.
Fraudster Alex Swney breaks silence to slam port plans
Four months out of prison, Alex Swney talks exclusively about plans for Auckland's port
Automation would 'double capacity' at Auckland's port
Ports of Auckland believes automating its container terminal will double its capacity;
PM: I don't support any port expansion
Ports of Auckland plans for extension at present site slapped down by Prime Minister.
Auckland's port plan - time to have your say
Auckland's port company has proposed a plan for its growth.
Revealed: New waterfront plan - hotel and (car)park
A new carparking building and wharf extension are part of a masterplan for Auckland's port
Mystery still surrounds death of swimmer
Six months have passed since Leslie Gelberger died while swimming at Narrow Neck Beach.
Next steps examined for Auckland port relocation
The costs of moving the port to an alternative location will be examined.
Brian Rudman: Port heist should be ruled out clearly
COMMENT: Publicly owned company could end up collateral damage in coalition talks.