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AT considers charging people to park in Ponsonby at night
Paid parking could extend to 9pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
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Tributes for Auckland educator Jan Taouma, whose work spanned over 40 years
Jan Taouma helped to establish the well-known Aoga Fa'a Samoa, in Ponsonby, in the 1980s.
'Quite terrifying:' The young baker behind Auckland pie shop's sellout success
Baker Lewis Mazza-Carson sold 50 pies on his first day. Now he's aiming for 1000.
Billion-dollar view? City showdown looms over tall buildings v volcanoes
Minister Chris Bishop is pushing Auckland Council to allow faster development.
CCTV footage reveals LynnMall attacker before knife assault
CCTV footage shows Ahamad Samsudeen before his knife attack at LynnMall supermarket. Video / Supplied
'It makes me sick': 'Peeping Tom' secretly took thousands of pics of naked uni students
'Peeping Tom' Moana Tekawa has now been jailed, again.
'We're just doing our best': Cultural backlash hits Auckland kava business
Accusations made that new kava business 'dilutes cultural authenticity'.
Auckland Council reaches settlement with cafe owner over $900,000 rates debt
The settlement prevents a forced sale of Rupa's Cafe and two homes.
The $300m stadium plan for Western Springs: New images released
Auckland Arena launched its website and social media to gain public support.
Quadruple shooting: Judge notes teen’s ‘troubling mindset’ after one killed, three injured
Destry Watts buried the alleged murder weapon in his partner's yard.
‘Burden on ratepayers’: Fewer people go to Western Springs than their corner dairy - Mayor
Save Our Speedway advocate Jason Jones cast doubts on Brown's crowd numbers.
Billionaire and NBA star behind new Auckland stadium proposal
A new stadium backed by high-profile Kiwis is one of three proposals being considered.
Auckland architecture awards shortlist out: 56 projects named
Toilets, houses, additions and alterations, interiors, apartments, new schools on list.
Man, 52, arrested after six electric vehicles vandalised with spray paint in Auckland
Some vandalised vehicles were towed after spray paint damage left them undriveable.
More Teslas targeted by paint pest, police probe after six cars damaged in one night
Owners believe the attacks are protests against Tesla's CEO Elon Musk.
Auckland schoolboy Frazer found: Dad thanks supporters
Frazer Palamo has been found after going missing on Friday afternoon.
‘Still no sign’: Family searched all night for boy missing from school since Friday morning
'We pray you come home to your family safely.'
Helium balloon causes power outage in Central Auckland, residents report ‘loud bang’
The first electricity outage was reported shortly before 3pm.
Armed police arrest shirtless man after car spiked in late-night Auckland pursuit
The pursuit ended on Tuarangi Rd, where the man was handcuffed.
‘We’re all terrified': Rock thrower has residents on edge
Neighbours say they've been terrorised for months by stones coming through their windows.
'Hit the jackpot': Security footage shows $10,000 of tools taken in brazen Auckland burglary
The owner said the burglary has left his children feeling nervous and shaken.
Grey Lynn resident's tools stolen during morning robbery
A Grey Lynn resident's tools were stolen during a brazen early morning burglary in the central Auckland suburb. Video / Supplied
Summer's here – check out these Auckland events before they're gone
Peruse our curated list of the vibrant happenings in Auckland over the next few days.
Resident fumes as AT fines people parking in their own driveways
Auckland Transport accused of taking 'any opportunity' to penalise people.
Fisher & Paykel Appliances gets giant new $76m East Tāmaki warehouse
Business has strong links to local community, having its HQ at East Tāmaki for decades.
Sky-high yakitori? Here's how you should spend your weekend in Auckland
Christmas markets, art and food for a good cause, plus much more.
One person seriously injured after car flips and crashes into side of Ponsonby building
Emergency services were called to the scene around 3.50pm.
Auckland’s dying all-ages gig scene loses another venue
The venue’s fate is 'symptomatic' of Auckland’s live music scene state, says an organiser.
Auckland Council to forcibly sell cafe owner's properties after record $876k rates bill
Dilip Rupa was the first person prosecuted for refusing to display Covid-19 QR codes.
Eden Park rugby fans alarmed after child seen with ‘realistic’ toy gun
A fan said Aucklanders were on edge after a series of violent incidents in the city.