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Progress at the Palais THE new operators of the Palais Theatre have vowed to keep the music alive at the 90-year-old venue, as authorities continue to spend almost $20,000 a month on the ugly scaffolding. Live Nation Australasia was last week announced as the theatres new... Page 1

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Tunnel vision win RESIDENT and student groups have backed calls for a redesign of the Darlington road upgrade that would pave the way for a multibillion-dollar residential, education and business precinct. Flinders University has produced an alternative design for the... Page 1

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Overuse of helicopter pad ONE of Waiheke Islands swankiest wineries has been charged for overusing its helicopter pad. Motukaha Investments, a company solely owned by Cable Bay Wine proprietor Loukas Petrou, was charged in the Auckland District Court with 17 counts of... Page 1

Sardine city TWO major southside developments, including a new Masters hardware store, are causing unrest among residents such as Norah Alfredson (pictured) who say they are unsuitable for the area. But an industry group says construction activity will be strong in... Page 1

In gear to curb theft CAR thefts in the outer east are reaching epidemic levels and owners must take charge now. Thats the message from police, who are diverting extra resources to tackle a scourge of car thefts in the region. An average of five cars a day, totalling... Page 1

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Fix this death trap A CYCLING group is demanding an urgent infrastructure upgrade of Moggill Rd after a cyclist was killed there this month. It is the second death in six years on the notorious 1km stretch of road, and Space4Cycling Brisbanes Chris Cox (pictured) claims... Page 1

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LEARNING FUN Cooking classes Bayside children can learn to cook at Wynnum Wipeouts school holiday activities. Meet at the Wynnum State High School, Peel St, Manly, on January 10 and 11 from noon. Cost: $10. For more information, visit wynnumwipeout.com. Science... Page 2

SCOUT HALL ASBESTOS WARNING A SCOUT group is appealing for help to remove asbestos from its hall. The McMahons Point building is riddled with the dangerous material and it poses a risk of exposure to children. "We always have a potential risk while we have asbestos in the... Page 1

Courage in the blood RICHIE MCCAW has been in many a battle on the football field - now the wartime experiences of some of his family members will be featured in a new World War 1 exhibition. The four-year-long exhibition documenting the story of World War 1 and how it impacted Canterbury will open at the Air Force Museum in Wigram tomorrow. Timed to coincide with the centenary of the conflict which began in July 1914 Page 4

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Celebrating 125 years of service and.. Each day, on average, three more New Zealanders will register to receive Blind Foundation services. Public support is needed now as much as ever. On Friday and Saturday October 30 and 31, an army of volunteer collectors will be hitting the streets for... Page 20

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