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Guests staying at the Crowne Plaza Hotel were evacuated.
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One Auckland highway got much worse for traffic in 2020, and one got dramatically better.
'Dangerous': Respected cop convicted for running two red lights at over 150km/h
Superintendent: 'The public rightly hold police officers to high standards.'
Man charged after barricading himself in central Auckland house
The arrest involved dozens of armed police and police dogs.
Auckland port bosses' date with council over 'disappointing' results
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Alarm causes Pullman evacuation
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Mana whenua fully consulted on Erebus Memorial - Auckland Mayor
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Sick Auckland MIQ patient transferred to hospital
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Storm in a teacup: Cafe owner exhausted after lockdown breach accusations
Businesses urge people to speak to them before calling police or 'shaming'.
Destiny Church leaders 'escaped' Auckland on eve of lockdown
As Auckland prepared for a snap lockdown, the Tamakis were packing their bags.
'We've lost so much': Burling and Tuke release video series to save Hauraki Gulf
A new multimedia series records the voices who remember the former bounty of the Gulf.
Auckland apartment block evacuated after digger ruptures Queen St gas main
Residents of a high rise building were evacuated after a major gas leak.
Airbnb hosts told to ignore alert levels or face fines
'I was told either host them illegally or get penalised $140.'
'It's just soul-destroying': South Auckland GPs denied Covid vaccines
"It was like a slap in the face that they weren't considered frontline enough."
Uncertainty biggest challenge for businesses this year: PwC boss
PwC chief executive Mark Averill on the big business challenges this year.
NZ Post ignores Govt's advice on Covid alert levels in 'fiasco' for customers
"It's saying 'we no longer see clarity in the way the Government's managing its risk'."
Māori leader fights Erebus memorial, iwi gather tomorrow
'I question the validity of the information given to Ōrākei marae' - Glavish
Rich-lister's trial: Talk of 'traffic accident' and body bag for accuser
An Auckland bar recording reveals a continued conspiracy to allegedly halt a court case.
The reinvention of the Chow brothers - from the sex industry to property
The Chow brothers have quit the sex industry and want to have $2b in assets by 2025.
Annoyed residents plan glamping protest at Erebus memorial
"If they plan to start building - we plan to start protesting," group says.
Kmart shoppers confused over contact rules
Customers crowd community testing centre after receiving exposure notifications.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Pressure mounts to vaccinate South Auckland
Anxiety rising in "gateway" region after outbreaks of the virus.
Lime scooter rider faces trial after Auckland woman knocked out at bus stop
Lime scooter rider stopped to help and wait, faces recklessness charge in court.
One-woman-symphony orchestra: Lantern Festival act takes one-man-band to next level
Annie Gong to perform on opening night of Lantern Festival.
Auckland's Queen Street air quality worsening
Air quality on the major thoroughfare breached standards in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
Labour will support bill's first reading to reform apartment living legislation
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Phil Goff: Council budget will play a vital role in Covid recovery
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