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Excitement and nerves as bars, restaurants, cafes and gyms prepare for customers.
Apology after preschool Covid cluster hits babies as young as eight months old
The children from the centre with the virus range between eight months to four years old.
Person injured after shot fired at vehicle in Auckland suburb
Police say they received a report of a shot being fired in Wesley about 6.45pm.
Return of 'the moments in between': Reconnecting in a post-lockdown city
UK post-lockdown lethargy is dubbed HOGO - the Hassle of Going Out. Will Auckland follow?
'Surreal': Friends mourn sport identity's Covid death as Auckland reopening nears
There were 173 new community cases yesterday, less than the seven-day average of 187.
Blind sales: Desperate buyers snap up homes without even looking at them
About 43,000 bids online for 1500 successful sales worth over $2 billion since August.
Opinion | Dominion Rd is bending under a 30-year wait
OPINION: Gary Holmes outlines how 30 years of delays could be wrapped up much sooner.
215 Covid cases, death toll rises to 41 after person in 50s dies
There are 88 people in hospital today.
'Significant surge': DHB seeks 133 new staff to cope with Covid
More than 20 critical nurses sought in anticipation of caseload at Waitematā.
City Missioner calls on Govt to help anti-social behaviour in Auckland CBD
Councillor Pippa Coom says a safe return plan for CBD is underway when lockdown ends.
Found critically ill at house after 12 days: New details in Cindy Li disappearance
Cindy Li was found in a garage on Saturday night after being missing for 12 days.
Govt reviewing 'heartless' gap in resurgence support payment scheme
Change is needed for businesses staring down the barrel of closure.
'She couldn't breathe': Family of 7's Covid home isolation nightmare
Husband unsure whether to call ambulance because his wife's oxygen readings seemed fine.
Police probe Tamaki's protest appearance, lawyer 'expects' he hasn't breached bail
"I hope he is not arrested for complying with the law," said Tamaki's lawyer.
'I don't want to be in the news': Brian Tamaki risks court, police ire and takes stage at 'freedom' rally
It's the fourth time protesters have gathered at the Domain.
'Dreadfully sad': Top Auckland food store, weekend market closing after 24 years
Iconic store and weekend food market closing after 24 years bringing France to Parnell.
From humble food truck to feeding Benedict Cumberbatch
After starting a mobile food service a van, an Auckland couple now cater to movie stars.
'Robbing Peter to pay Paul': Former chartered accountant released from prison
Tax refunds intended for his clients were used for gambling and to repay personal debts.
AUT academic calls Christchurch attack a 'false flag', resigns
Amy Benjamin made the claims during a livestream hosted by a conspiracy theorist.
Red light means green light for non-resident travel to Waiheke, Great Barrier islands
Government confirms islands' border will end under traffic light system.
CCTV footage shows missing woman's last known movements
Police have "serious concerns" for 70-year-old's safety, 10 days after her disappearance.
City of bails: Auckland exodus expected
Already, 100,000 have uploaded vaccine passes to allow more movement.
Lover of Ports of Auckland fraudster denied parole
Litia Vuniduvu remains in prison while facing the prospect of deportation.
Happy returns: relive your favourite flavours from far-flung destinations
Auckland's takeaway options will transport you to foodie destinations around the world.
Covid-infected Auckland high school teacher was at school while infectious
A member of the faculty at Baradene College has tested positive for the coronavirus.
Police appeal for sightings of missing woman Cindy Li
Cindy Li has been missing for six days - have you seen her?
Neighbour wakes to gunshots, police hunt for person responsible
One nearby resident told the Herald he woke up to three loud gunshots.
Live like a local and discover Mission Bay's hidden gems
There's no better way to get to know a place than through the eyes of a local.
'Crass and stupid!' - Mayor Goff on anti-lockdown protesters blocking highways
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition protest group planned a "Great Gridlock" today.
'Right to the wire': Hospitals reach out to unvaccinated workers
Staff called to one-on-one interviews in last effort to get them vaccinated and retained.
Portaloos on the footpath: Covid rules causing headaches in Auckland hospo
It's only one of many layers of confusion business owners are dealing with.
Christine Fletcher: What I was trying to say
OPINION: Slammed for saying new law will 'pack rape' Auckland, Chris Fletcher responds.
Thousands of DHB staff yet to receive first vaccine dose
Five per cent of health workers holding out a few days before the no jab no job deadline.