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New artwork represents Auckland's original foreshore
A set of five bronze sculptures by artist Chris Bailey has been installed in downtown Auckland.
New warning lights to make Quay Street Cycleway safer
Smart studs on Quay Street will tell drivers when bike riders are approaching.
Advice cuts energy bills
Live Lightly advocates are visiting homes with advice on how to save money – and the planet.
Call for more safe zones for Rainbow Youth
An organisation working to increase the acceptance of gender and sexuality diversity is receiving increasing calls to widen its services.
Barrier drivers get a break
There's support for an exemption for Great Barrier Island from the proposed regional fuel tax.
Waiheke wages weed war
Waiheke Local Board is holding a weed drive so residents will be able to dump pest plants for free.
Call for safety focus
Waitematā Local Board Chair Pippa Coom says people should be able to use the city's transport network without fear of injury.
Bridge lights up for Poppy Day
Auckland Harbour Bridge goes red to support RSA appeal.
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The food of WW1: Bully beef, biscuits and bullets
Let's take a look at some of the staple food dished up to the men and women who went to fight for...
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