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The future of the Hauraki Gulf will be in good hands if three northern students have anything to do …
New Zealand's paddlers have produced the country's greatest medal haul from a canoe sprint world cha…
For an election which was tipped to be boring, the 2017 campaign has turned out to be anything but. …
Rodney candidates are taking a strong line on the area's infamous roading projects in the lead up to…
A Norfolk pine, with roots believed to stretch back to New Zealand Governor General Sir George Grey, is on the chopping block and residents are desperately trying to prove its historical value to save it.
A protest erupted at the seaside town of Snells Beach in north Auckland on August 21 when … View moreA Norfolk pine, with roots believed to stretch back to New Zealand Governor General Sir George Grey, is on the chopping block and residents are desperately trying to prove its historical value to save it.
A protest erupted at the seaside town of Snells Beach in north Auckland on August 21 when contractors arrived to chop down the tree, believed to have been gifted to James Snell by Sir George and planted at the northern end of Snells Beach between 1854 and 1870.
Developer Vavasour Investments was granted an unnotified resource consent by Auckland Council to remove the tree as it wasn't considered desirable for its 33-home Boathouse Bay bach style living development.
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"Environmental sustainability is and must be everyone's concern," Rotary International President Ian…
Answers are being sought from Auckland Council over "inaccuracies" in a resource consent that allowe…
A once quiet residential street in Orewa has taken a turn for the noisiest. Puriri Ave, in north Or…
Warkworth residents can expect a community pool within the next few years. Northern Arena has signe…
Warkworth residents will soon have a say on how the town will look as structure plans for Warkworth …
A year's supply of backpacks were packed for a Silverdale-based charity in just one day, thanks to t…
Many Councillors across the country have voted for shops to stay open over Easter, but Auckland Council wants to keep them closed.
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