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Job loss led to life of crime

Aucklanders urged to conserve water

Auckland, have a heart

Sleep in saves life - off to buy Lotto

Ramon Milner slept through his alarm yesterday morning - and the lie-in could have saved his life.

Smell of gas before explosion

A woman was killed and six men left with injuries similar to those sustained by "landmine" victims while inspecting work on a water pipe in Auckland's Onehunga yesterday.

Woman killed in Onehunga blast

The explosion at a construction site in the Auckland suburb of Onehunga has killed one person, a 48-year old woman, and left six others injured.

Head indoors to play sports

When it's cold and wet outside, indoor sports arenas come into their own, writes Susan Edmunds.

Michele Hewitson Interview: Maggie Barry

Maggie Barry ought to be a breeze to interview, and in many ways she is.

Historic home sells for $2.5m

Terms and conditions: Send us your favourite rugby photo competition

Man hurt in early morning brawl

Trustees expect conflict over shift

City's tunnel in danger of disappearing

Ask Phoebe: Old Newmarket station will move into a new neighbourhood

<i>Wintergarden Cafe</i>, Auckland

Measles outbreak follows movie screening

Several Auckland children are being tested for measles after attending a morning movie screening at St Lukes Cinemas on Saturday.

Cyclist's death brings Waikato toll to 26

World Cup Countdown: Fan trail to kick off World Cup experience