Dam levels rising slowly but surely
Steady and often heavy rainfall is making small but incremental rises in water levels in Auckland’s drought-hit dams.
In the Hunua Ranges 14mm of rain...
What Alert Level 1 will mean
Today, the Government agreed to what life at Alert Level 1 will look like for New Zealand and New Zealanders.
Alert Level 1 sees everyone...
Breast cancer awareness:Want to host a Pink Ribbon Breakfast?
Broadcaster and Breast Cancer Foundation NZ Ambassador Stacey Morrison is encouraging Aucklanders to host a Pink Ribbon Breakfast this July, to help raise urgent...
More libraries, pools and venues to reopen
Auckland Council will reopen the remainder of its libraries and most of its pools across the Auckland region from this week .
The reopening, along...
Historic pay equity settlement for teacher aides
The Ministry of Education and New Zealand Education Institute (NZEI) Te Riu Roa have agreed to settle the pay equity claim for teacher aides,...
Highbrook owners GMT deliver profit of $284.4m before tax
Goodman Property Trust (GMT), the stock exchange-listed company which owns Highbrook Business Park, has reported a statutory profit of $284.4 million before tax for...
Take your pick of offerings from local artists and writers
What happens when locals with a creative flair challenge themselves during lockdown?
They create a writer’s playlist that features five east Auckland poets and writers.
Multidisciplinary...
Jami-Lee Ross:rates freeze should go ahead
Very few households or businesses have managed to escape the financial impacts that we have experienced, and will continue to experience, off the back...
More rain please – weekend rain does little for dam levels
Auckland may have had plenty of rain over the long weekend however it's barely made a difference to dam levels heavily impacted by drought.
The...
The Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918 in Howick
As Howick and districts count down to the 175th anniversary, the Times continues its series by Alan La Roche giving readers a glimpse of...
