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Lockdown 2.0 'nail in the coffin' for some Auckland businesses
Auckland business owners fear the city could become a ghost town.
Auckland business owners fear the city could become a ghost town.
Auckland MBIE office to get "thorough clean".
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Organisers trying to work it into diverse Auckland's cultural calendar
Why the $180m property has so much vacant space.
'I know it hasn't been easy, but we need to continue what we know works,' Phil Goff says.
BNZ previously had nine branches open with limited hours.
Auckland's CBD business association is calling for certainty for businesses.
Chris Tobin and his son, 16-month-old, Jack died after Tobin drove into the path of a bus.
An inspection by Biosecurity NZ found a container with smokes hidden inside boxes of food.
Large crowds flocked to beaches and parks last weekend despite lockdown.
During level 4 lockdown in April, people in isolation were going for walks in Auckland.
Hotel says it was responding to guest complaints, denies staff entered room.
Parking fees were waived during the last level 3 stage - but not this time.
The man faces charges of theft, obtaining by deception and false accounting.
Auckland's Mayor sees danger in moving alert levels too quickly.
Two stores suddenly shut after people infected with Covid-19 had shopped for groceries.
Security guard at an Auckland managed isolation facility is being suspended.
Sick student still waiting for results five days after being tested for virus.
Only four warnings have been issued since last weekend, police say.
Man in managed isolation at Rydges alarmed at a mistake made about confirmed Covid case.
The latest case is a student from AUT, who started experiencing symptoms on the weekend.
Auckland Mayor is urging businesses to not return to old price-gouging habits.
Forty years on, police review cold-case rape and murder of six-year-old girl in Auckland.
Sneakers and Rolex watches: there's good money to be made if you know what you're doing.
COMMENT: I'm not convinced how compliant Aucklanders will be this time around.
Auckland motorway traffic dropped by 46 per cent on Thursday.
Health authorities are tracking down close contacts.
Two new cases have been confirmed overnight, Americold's CEO says.