The Aucklander

31/01/2020

There's still time for one last trip to Food Alley in the Auckland CBD.

'Food Alley will be taking last orders and saying our final goodbye. '

30/01/2020

How Mixit is helping young people in Auckland to gain confidence and leadership skills.

Why could an Auckland arts group become vital to youth as NZ's refugee quota increases?

29/01/2020

What do you think of this brand-new museum proposal for the Auckland waterfront?

A new museum, shaped like a waka, has been proposed for the Auckland waterfront.

28/01/2020

Customers will be encouraged to use reusable bags in the trial and paper bags will replace plastic for bulk foods.

The test will be carried out over 10 weeks in three stores.

04/12/2019

Summer is officially here, and Aucklanders have been advised not to swim at six beaches.

Five beaches with long-term alerts have been re-opened since the rate was introduced.

03/12/2019

Auckland Transport has announced some good news for pet owners who want to bring their furry friends along for a train ride.

Your pet cat or dog could be riding shotgun with you on public transport this summer.

28/11/2019

What do you think? Creepy or iconic? Will you be sad to see him go?

Santa is well loved, but the time is right to retire him, says Heart of the City.

27/11/2019

For the past few days, enquiring minds in Auckland have wondered what the giant "WHATEVER" sign being installed on top of 18 Sale St could possibly be all about.

It's set to become an iconic fixture of the city's skyline.

26/11/2019

Sir John Key has joined the campaign to free up the prime real estate on Auckland's waterfront.

Sir John joined forces with fellow former Prime Minister Helen Clark to make the call.

25/11/2019

The current goose population at Western Springs is "unsustainable".

More than 140 geese at Auckland's Western Springs Park are to be trucked up north.

15/11/2019

The iconic Route 66 highway patrol officer statue that was taken last Saturday, after 25 years standing outside the Newmarket store, has been safely returned.

The Newmarket icon is back where it belongs.

06/11/2019

E-scooters are here to stay in Auckland.

E-scooters can stay - but not everybody is happy with Auckland Council's decision.

22/10/2019

The thick black smoke pouring from the Sky City Convention Centre's roof is believed to be toxic with emergency workers telling pedestrians to evacuate the streets surrounding the building to get away from the "dangerous" fumes. Photo: Dean Purcell

22/10/2019

Gridlock in Auckland's CBD as SkyCity inferno closes motorway access and inner city streets.

Black smoke billowing from top of SkyCity Convention Centre in Auckland CBD.

28/09/2019

Halloween is coming early for Auckland cosplayers, with many waiting in excitement to meet Japanese master of horror Junji Ito at the Overload Comic Manga Convention.

Japanese manga horror master Junji Ito to make his first NZ appearance at Overload.

27/09/2019

A new n**e cleaning business opening soon in Auckland is looking to hire people of all shapes, sizes, ethnicities, genders and ages.

Company is on the hunt for n**e cleaners as owner reveals why he's opening business.

27/09/2019

One Auckland woman Has taken her support of the All Blacks to a whole other level...

'My dress had been turned black, so the game is going to be successful '.

26/08/2019

We've had a lot of rain lately but it might not be enough...

Watercare hopes storage levels will rise as more rainfall is forecast in Hunua Ranges.

23/08/2019

Auckland is teetering on the edge of an epidemic.

New measles cases being confirmed every day as city teeters on an epidemic.

22/07/2019

More good news on the commuting front...

Phil Twyford and Phil Goff say they are getting on and improving transport issues.

19/07/2019

How Auckland's climate will change in the next 30 years.

Wellington's climate will be like Auckland's by 2050 - and Auckland's will be like Sydney.