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Multi-billion developer Precinct launches 121-unit Mt Eden plans
Studio units to start from $600k range, fifth-level three-bedroom penthouses from $2.5m.
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Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
High-profile prisoner charged with historic sexual violation
His identity has been kept secret for now.
Property Insider: Beachcroft gets new builder: Seascape, Du Val good news? Southern Cross at Epsom
Nervous buyers of a big Onehunga block have been told they will be settling soon.
501 deportee’s isolation blamed for fatal shooting of crowbar-wielding victim
Matthew Lemalu fired his gun at Anthony Rangi as he advanced with a crowbar in hand.
‘A no-brainer’: Wealthy businessmen pitch $20m plan to save Western Springs speedway
Terry Michaels says no council funding is needed for the new complex.
'Some difficult news': Onehunga Christmas parade called off
Locals have shared sadness online, calling it a loss for Onehunga’s children.
Insolvency blights $435m in Auckland apartment projects, IRD chases others
Insolvency experts at BDO, Khov Jones and McGrath Nicol now on two huge apartment schemes.
'Faulty Towers': Further trouble at Onehunga's Beachcroft Residences
Andrew Grenfell is vowing to complete the scheme and deliver every unit to the buyers.
Criminal charge filed against bus driver accused of hitting 83yo pedestrian
Pamela Marion Biggs, 83, died a day after being struck in Onehunga.
'Ngāti Ockham': Iwi-Pākehā collab brings 720 new city homes
By working together, an iwi collective and a Pākehā developer are yielding big results.
Senior King Cobra laid to rest in South Auckland
Hundreds of mourners travelled across Auckland for Ulaiasi Pulete's funeral.
Gang funeral set to cause major traffic disruptions in Onehunga
Police will monitor the event and are advising drivers to use alternative travel routes.
'Disruption': Commuter chaos as Auckland trains hit by track fault delays
Western Line trains run every 20 minutes between Newmarket and Swanson.
Internet restored for thousands in Auckland, Northland
One NZ will be carrying out a full investigation into the outage, a spokesperson said.
'Honouring this little baby': Community gathers for Anahera's funeral
Service for newborn found at recycling plant held in Onehunga today.
One critically injured after being hit by bus in Onehunga
Church St was closed between Selwyn Ave and Upper Municipal Place.
'A law unto themselves': AT wrongly issuing fines to mobility permit holders
Automatic number plate recognition technology does not recognise mobility permits.
Murder charge reduced: Gunman shouted warning as gang member approached with crowbar
Matthew Lemalu was set to go to trial for murder but has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
'Wasn't requested': Vendor's defence over non-disclosure of $500k leaky building report
The family claimed a 'translation' error misrepresented messages about a dehumidifier.
Top detective urges support for mothers after 'distressing' cases of babies found in bins
Detective Inspector Scott Beard emphasised supporting the mothers and family involved.
Woman awarded $500k after deceitful sale of rotting Auckland house
One defendant used a dehumidifier to falsely claim the house was dry.
'She can be laid to rest': Newborn found at recycling plant to be farewelled 4 yrs after death
The baby girl was discovered at the Onehunga site in August 2021.
How an Australian ex-banker's NZ visit resulted in a prison sentence
Police caught pair red-handed after they were flown to Auckland for a cocaine burglary.
'Fractures on every limb': Daycare's concerns leads to discovery of infant's abuse
Doctors compiled a two-page list of injuries on the baby, who was covered in bruises.
'Significant seizure': Auckland police bust illegal 3D-printed firearm syndicate
A significant amount of 3D-printed parts and two assembled firearms were seized.
Mother’s plea after disabled son beaten in street attack
The victim’s family is seeking witnesses to the daylight attack.
Public invited to see first Maungārongo apartments
A third of the 65 units have sold in this tough market. Invitations may mean more sales.
‘They didn’t see me’: Pedestrian suffers spinal injuries, multiple fractures after being hit by bus
'My doctor couldn’t even put a number on the fractures.'
Auckland Transport ‘upset’ after person struck by bus, rushed to hospital
A section of Church St was briefly closed while emergency services responded.
Mike Lee: Behind the scenes of council's flawed decision to evict speedway from Western Springs
OPINION: The decision was one thing, how it was reached is even more troubling.