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The actions of a woman armed with a hammer astonished witnesses at a busy intersection.
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Police identify two men filmed taunting Auckland homeless person
A teenager will be referred to a crime prevention initiative.
Man accused of breaking police officer's jaw was on bail
Carpenter accused of smashing a taxi window outside the Queenstown Police Station.
More vouchers to get Aucklanders out-and-about are up for grabs
The Government introduced the Explore Tāmaki Makaurau programme to revitalise the city.
Two youths in custody after two-hour Auckland to Hamilton dash in stolen car
The occupants of the stolen vehicle fled police for two hours before being stopped.
Locations of interest: Auckland bus routes and Rotorua cafe visited by Covid cases
A person with Covid-19 travelled on Bus 25L from Balmoral Shops Mt Eden to Queen St.
Fighting for her life: Owner of popular Auckland eatery critical after fall
Yougeswari Subramaniam believes food brings happiness, comfort and cures home sickness.
Covid 19: Wellington Domestic Airport latest exposure site
More locations added as nearly 1000 people isolate after contact with Omicron cases.
'I've never been afraid to speak my mind': Efeso Collins commits to AKL
Efeso Collins tells why he's decided to run with or without Labour's endorsement.
High Court to hear Destiny Church leader's appeal over custody decision
Brian Tamaki has been in Mt Eden Prison since Monday last week.
Auckland bus driver assault and retaliation caught on CCTV
Driver who was punched in head then retaliated has received a formal warning from NZ Bus.
'They are my kids' - $25k reward for return of dogs
Two dogs were stolen during a break-in at a Grey Lynn property over the weekend.
Up to half of NZ could become infected with Omicron
Covid-19 data modeller Michael Plank says infections could peak in eight weeks.
Kids the winner as runaway bride swaps lycra for lace in city race
Here comes the bride - and her "beautiful" bridesmaids.
Stabbing in Auckland CBD, victim has serious injuries
Police are still searching for the person responsible.
Bone Appetit! The rise and rise of people taking their dogs out to dinner
Ruff day? Take your pup to the pub for chicken stock beer and gravy sundaes.
Lion NZ leaves Freemans Bay for CBD
Sir Douglas Myers' words are up on the wall of a large meeting room.
Simeon Brown: Labour's rail plan light on delivery
OPINION: National's Transport spokesman on Labour's light rail proposal for Auckland.
Opinion: A trip to Auckland exposes Wellington's tired streets
Wellington isn't making enough progress to prioritise people over cars on city streets.
'We won't stop looking for him': Police send warning to people hiding shooting suspect
"Our message to Thomsen is that we won't stop looking for him."
'How fast can this thing go?' The new jet ski tour giving a new way to Sea Auckland
See Auckland in a thrilling new way with this Jetski tour.
Phil Goff: Some vote against every revenue measure Auckland needs
OPINION: Mayor responds to criticism of Auckland Council rates and debt.
Health officials apologise for long vaccination queues
The demand spiked as children between 5 and 11 years old became eligible for vaccination.
Covid community cases remain low, as vaccines do their work
Some new cases are of concern - including one in a large resthome, another an MIQ worker.
Police release name of man who died after suspected stabbing in Albany
A 31-year-old man has been charged with 35-year-old Lele He's murder.
Greg Sayers: Troubling trends at Auckland Council
OPINION: Councillor blows whistle on rising costs at New Zealand's largest council.
Manic street preachers: Soapbox saviours trigger record noise complaints
Businesses and residents at wits' end amid noisy after-hours sermons.
G.A.Y night club latest location of interest linked to Delta outbreak
Anyone who was at the nightclub during that time is urged to self-isolate and get tested.
No police charges laid over charter boat tragedy
Young chef Danielle Tamarua fell overboard during a work event and was found unresponsive.
Analysis: Isolation variation sends the wrong message
ANALYSIS: Such issues need to be sorted before Omicron finds its way into the community.
Island Escape: The secret spot just an hour from Auckland
Don't worry if you haven't heard of this island; most Aucklanders haven't.
More New Year's revellers linked to Covid; warning to learn from Oz
It's unclear how many of this week's border Covid-19 cases are Omicron.
Police hunting vehicle after Avondale hit-and-run
The crash occurred between a pedestrian and a car on Racecourse Parade around 2.10pm.
Second New Year's Eve party in Auckland named as location of interest
People at the Britomart Block Party must watch for symptoms.