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Burst water main in middle of drought: Auckland's Queen St closes for repairs
The same pipe burst on May 5, shutting part of Queen St for two days.
The same pipe burst on May 5, shutting part of Queen St for two days.
The man will appear in the Auckland District Court today.
A number of Auckland services will reopen this week, including the zoo and museum.
The artwork was painted by Auckland artists Mike Weston and Otis Frizzell.
The man said he wouldn't have taken the pictures if he could have predicted the backlash.
The photos of the dementia patients carry captions such as 'me and my sugar daddy today'.
A 28-year-old man will appear in court today.
Aspiring jockey's payment has been slashed by more than $100,000.
Ponsonby locals tell subject of racist letter: "Know you are loved".
Labour list MP Marja Lubeck said the bar wasn't supporting NZ's 'team of 5 million'.
Watercare opts for an education-first approach, but says its serious about saving water.
Police said they were not aware of any significant level 2 breaches last night.
Student Horizons pays $392,000 in refunds but parents say they have little to show for it.
Cafes are open - but are customers returning?
Early days of level 2 will see Lime back on Auckland streets, through a back-door route.
Christopher Wright was sentenced to three years and nine months' imprisonment.
Police found gentlemen's club manager Zion Gutnik dead in March.
Residents were shocked to hear their homes would be demolished for SkyPath.
About 40 staff are employed at Elliot Stables and many are on the wage subsidy now.
Nearly a dozen fire appliances are at the scene.
More than two dozen firefighters were called to the scene.
$3.1b of GDP lost by March 2021, significantly worse than the GFC when jobs fell by 4400.
Son opens up on 'eight days of battling and about 36 hours to spare' before father died.
Scattered showers this afternoon for the North Island.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the legal challenge and condemned the businessman.
Residents still being urged to take up the four-minute shower challenge despite downpours.
Experts say it will also help the city reach its goal of halving carbon emissions by 2030.
Parents ask why they been refunded a fraction of the cost of their expensive school trips.
Don't expect an invite if you're an "A list" celebrity or a New Zealand First supporter.