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Auckland Deal under strain as mayor warns SailGP snub could cost city future races.

Brown said the comments were a 'fumbled attempt at humour'.

One resident was lucky not to be pinned to his bed by a fallen tree.

Stats NZ data shows petrol prices have risen by nearly 19% and diesel 43% in a month.

OPINION: Local Government New Zealand says 50% GST-sharing in 2024 would net $1.3b.

The leader will oversee another $120 million in assets in his new role.

Auckland Council could not find the owner, who is believed to be overseas.

The victim might be alive because 'somebody decided to give a damn', a councillor says.

Neighbour Kevin Bell claims hundreds of animals were killed just metres from his fence.

Law specialist says ruling could end three decades of frustration over cross-lease issue.

Expanded, refurbished supermarket, plus Kmart Westgate, will create 330 roles out west.

Mum-of-five Tracey Hudson now reads with her children most nights at home.

Pakūranga Bakery now sources horse meat from New Zealand's only approved processor.

The retailer is to operate all hours across the road from Costco Wholesale Westgate.

Asian-based investors and others overseas could be interested in buying the Akl project.

Economists expect the CPI data to show annual inflation dropping below 3.1%.

OPINION: The agreement still lacks multi-year funding and firm co-investment guarantees.

Occupants woke about 4.30am to find an unknown man inside their home.

It is believed to be the first detection of kauri dieback in central Whangārei.

Mainfreight boss Don Braid says KiwiRail is 'missing in action' on extra rail.

Land will be acquired through the Public Works Act and owners will be compensated.

Neighbour says it's plaster but council says it's paint and they've called builder Icon.

Tyler Porter’s mother Shara-Lee Porter says every item from 'Tyler's tree' was taken.

But ministry dismisses the comments as 'inaccurate, and should not have been included'.

Former operator Tim Moon says his bid for a new five-year lease was rejected.

Buses on the route are expected to take 34 to 38 minutes to go from Botany to the airport.

Trains ran every four to five minutes in a simulated peak hour at Te Waihorotiu.

Refurbishment plans for 66 Queen St show elegant red awnings over upstairs windows.

Police waited 30 minutes to alert Fire and Emergency, which arrived long before SAR.