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Firearm-wielding intruder in Blockhouse Bay - but no threat to public
Police investigating an incident where people were threatened with a gun in their home.
Police investigating an incident where people were threatened with a gun in their home.
Mother says staff at Auckland facility have gone above and beyond the call of duty.
There's a distinct theme to some of the offerings during this year's event.
Transport Minister Phil Twyford expects the four new projects to create 800 jobs.
Take your after-work drinks to the next level with self-service rosé.
Mayor Goff has been served a legal letter over the pedestrian barriers angering retailers.
Plan includes another Auckland Harbour crossing and a four-lane expressway to Tauranga.
Rangi Whakaruru, who is on bail, is now due to be sentenced in October.
Kiwi families are keen to explore their back yard - but few are venturing far.
Cameras to livestream 10 strippers inside multi-million dollar house for 12 weeks.
As part of the police sting, three Remuera properties worth $7.3 million were restrained.
Rivers in urban catchments had the poorest scores.
Police increasing presence in Auckland's CBD as a result of ongoing alcohol violence.
Inspirational 'gentle giant' who launched NZ trampolining success story Jump dies at 41.
Jobs lost as Viaduct Quays Hotel goes into liquidation, company vows to re-open.
'I'm 65kg. I had four grown men on top of me": Police arrest dangerous, protesters say.
Tamakis go on tirade, against this "socialist government".
Hundreds of motorbikes travelled along the motorway and stopped on Auckland's Queen St.
The latest report on Auckland's port fails to address any of the most pressing issues.
From today, uniformed police officers will be posted outside quarantine hotels.
WE SAY: It's remarkable we've made it this far with no community transmission.
Returning Kiwis in Covid-19 isolation speak out about Stamford Plaza absconder.
The council said there is an opportunity to make a very real change for the better.
The matter was heard in the High Court at Auckland today.
A man who witnessed the Covid-19 escapee case absconding didn't realise who he was.
The escape is the second this week, and both will be charged.
COMMENT: It's bad enough the man got out but it's worse that he was lost track of.
Three power poles and a parked car damaged as stormy weather rocks the north.
Shopper bought toothpaste, body wash and razors during illicit grocery run.
Independent MP Jami-Lee Ross has appeared in the High Court at Auckland this morning.