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It’s time for a fling
It’s time to brush off the tartan and hang out with the clan at the Auckland Highland Games.Safety issues closing Tepids
Auckland City Harbour News
The Auckland City Council has announced that the Tepid Baths in downtown Auckland will be closing for several years to undergo major structural work next year.
Former students charged after fire
North Shore Times
Two former Kristin School students has been charged after two classrooms were damaged by fire.
All aboard the fun run
By MIKE BISHARA - North Harbour News
Monday Nighta fun run organisers are not about to stop fighting what they see as council and transport agency bureaucratic obstruction to good healthy fun.
School speed sign soon
By KRISTINA RAPLEY - Eastern Courier
A Pakuranga primary school is breathing a sigh of relief.
Out of retirement and into the World Cup
A trip to the football World Cup in South Africa isn't something that was on All White Ivan Vicelich's mind until just a few months ago.
Strumming up ukulele history
Armed with ukuleles of every size, shape and colour imaginable, Bayfield Primary students are making history.
Mighty golf challenge for charity
Babies hatch on to the Kelly Tarlton’s scene
Quarry decision nears
A decision on the future of the Three Kings Quarry may only be weeks away.
Out of retirement and into the World Cup
A trip to the football World Cup in South Africa isn't something that was on All White Ivan Vicelich's mind until just a few months ago.
Strumming up ukulele history
Te Papapa netball scouts out and about
Kids are keen to give
Some of Auckland's youngest Christmas fans are putting on their Santa hats for a good cause and are hoping others will follow their lead.
Auckland undecided
A lack of unity among Auckland city councillors over supercity ward boundaries has put it out of step with other councils in the region.
Warehouse inferno cause under investigation
Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of a fire that gutted a Mt Wellington warehouse and took 80 firefighters to get under control.
Students brawling on leave
Nigel’s hoping for a helping hand
Right in the deep end
Ten months ago Craig Hughes could barely swim 25 metres but tomorrow he’s testing his stamina with a swim across the Waitemata Harbour.
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Hope for stroke victims
The Stroke Foundation is concerned more than a third of Aucklanders who took part in recent checks had high blood pressure.
Neutrality concerns
Questions have been raised about the neutrality of the city council’s communications department.
Prime spot for Xmas displays
Day a chance to see behind the scenes
School speed sign soon
A Pakuranga primary school is breathing a sigh of relief.
Award is ‘huge mana’
A group effort on te reo is paying dividends for a cluster of Mangere schools and organisations.
Sir John gets into the swing for foundation
Athletics great Sir John Walker made his presence felt in another sport at Whitford Park Golf Club last week.
Chance to give gift of sight
Rachel’s off to talk the talk
Cop’s career highlight
A police officer who turned around attitudes towards police and recruited applicants from the ethnic community has been recognised with a District Commander’s Award.
Former students charged after Kristin School blaze
Two former Kristin School students has been charged after two classrooms were damaged by fire.
Amazing display returns
Featuring 150,000 lights, 150 trees and scores of elaborate decorations, Christmas Wonderland is set to illuminate the festive season once again.
Police break up park party
Offender disturbed on owner’s return
Award fosters studies
Grace Hall of Redvale has been through some tough times but now she has a bright future ahead of her.
Dedication makes a champ
The North Shore may have its own Billy Elliot.
Board looks forward to funding more projects
Another year of boosting community projects is anticipated by Glenfield Community Board chairman John Gillon.
Speed limit is set to rise on Esmonde Rd
Lions drum up donation
Doctors draw on nature
A Milford doctor prescribes both antibiotics and natural remedies to his patients.
Marae plan forges ahead
Plans for a new marae on the west coast are a step closer to fruition.
Retiring accountant counts back 33 years
Meticulous bookkeeping by Flora Whitfield is going to be missed by the Parakai Licensing Trust.
Sponsor again gives parade aid
Entries coming in for annual event
A hero out west
Cancer battler and Ranui Swanson Football club president Greg Smith is a man to be admired.
‘F’ for facelift
When Papakura MP Judith Collins gets worked up about Papakura’s town centre all the F words come out. Fish, frocks, food, Farmers ...
Rosehill Revival gets thumbs up
Take one young North Shore engineer, a special needs teacher and a 15-year-old with a penchant for building things and what do you get?
Bit of land put to use
Awhi opens its doors for feedback and family fun
BMX riders quit
Sticks and stones might break bones but they can also make a club give up a $1 million facility.
Factory downs its tools
Closure of Irwin Industrial Tools at Wellsford just before Christmas sees the demise of a home grown company once listed at 193 of the top 200 New Zealand businesses.
Helensville service derailed
The jam-packed steam train at Helensville's Heritage Day was a stark contrast to the failing Helensville passenger rail service.
Office romance still strong after 65 years
House prices increase
Cops' fiery punch up
Firefighters and crimefighters are set for a punch up.
Club fed up with vandals
He’s had a gutsful.
Agencies team up to stop family violence
Police are joining forces with community groups to stamp out family violence.
Couple hope to be wedding winners
Bella transforms old memories into history ...
Match game starts fire
A match lit by a four-year-old boy caused the fire that devastated a family's home in New Lynn on Wednesday.
Cycleway cash on the cards
Plans for a national cycleway on the island are set to steam ahead after a council committee voted to investigate possible funding.
New rabbit cheers up family
A stranger's unexpected gift of a new baby rabbit is bringing smiles to the faces of three small children after their pets were killed in an act of cruelty.
Waiheke wines win well at awards
Brown visits Waiheke to campaign for mayor
"Olive" weekend arrives
The annual Waiheke Olive Festival has claimed its own weekend.
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