Search Results

Popular eatery will Monsoon Poon close in May due to the sale of its building and pending demolition work.

It's one of the largest and most vibrant celebrations of Pacific Island cultures.

And what you can do as Auckland drivers and businesses prepare for a month of congestion. Audio

A multi-vehicle crash, including one towing a boat, is causing traffic delays on an Auckland motorway.

The state-owned company recorded an operating surplus of $25.8 million for the six months ended December, down more than a third from a year ago.

The Transport Minister has laid out a vision for boosting Auckland's urban density in a speech to a business group.

The casino operator's revenue was also affected by higher regulatory costs.

Labour and the Greens say the government should focus spending on tourism infrastructure like tracks, toilets and protection of nature instead of more advertising.

The firm failed to get an employee's written permission before cutting his wages and bonuses.

A fast-tracked sand mining proposal is dredging up the painful past for local hapū members, who fear their voices will be ignored amid the rush.

The Tai Rāwhiti mill that ran for 30 years before it was shut down in late 2023 is set to re-open in the coming months, with new Australian owners.

Police are now looking for witnesses after the death and another fatal crash on Auckland's motorways.

Commuters can now take the train directly between Pukekohe and Auckland CBD after the rail line was electrified. Audio

The ACT Party says it took immediate action after learning its former president had been charged with sexual abuse.

It's farewell but not a complete goodbye for a craft store, which is closing its doors after 45 years. Audio

Tim Jago indecently assaulted two teenagers he mentored through a sports club between 1995 and 1999.

The Southern, Eastern and Onehunga lines were all affected.

Damaged homes still dot the streets in one suburb, marked for demolition after being inundated in January 2023. Audio

Last year was a tough one for the labour market - but some workers walked away better than others.

A tough market for job seekers isn't set to improve until the second half of the year. Here's what that could mean.

Residents reportedly heard a loud bang before the electricity went off.

A South Auckland train station, that had pedestrian level crossings removed to improve safety, is now ready for more frequent train services when the City Rail Link opens.

Residents are being warned to brace for heavy rain and gale-force winds as a subtropical low sweeps down from Northland.