Coronavirus: Auckland Council closes libraries, pools and art galleries
Further measures in response to Covid-19 are to be announced by Mayor Phil Goff.
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Former All Black has charges dismissed
Byron Kelleher faced charges of assault and wilful damage after a fracas last year.
'Heroes': Woman hurt as she falls from burning building in central Auckland
Firefighters are battling a large blaze near central Auckland early this morning.
Wife killer's chilling account of murder revealed in failed appeal bid
Ephraim Beazley killed his ex-wife as she held their young son.
Teacher at Auckland high school tested for Covid-19
The teacher's flatmate had contact with one of NZ's 20 confirmed coronavirus cases.
Charges dismissed against NZ's Russian billionaire
Judge says: "It is costing the taxpayer money for this thing to carry on."
Cop to crim: Policeman guilty of sexually violating colleague
The cop was on trial and charged with sexually violating his female workmate.
Coronavirus: St Patrick's Cathedral seeks ways to cut numbers
Some masses get crowds in excess of 1000, well beyond the 500 limit.
Board decides to again delay decision over felling Western Springs pines
The board voted 4-3 to delay the felling of 200 decaying pine trees, 23 which are dead.
St Patrick's Day: More social than distancing
One bar will have a bouncer give out hand-sanitiser.
Police rape trial: Prosecutor says accused cop 'hid evidence'
Court hears police officer accused of sexual violation "hid evidence" and lied.
Tree wars: Fate of Western Springs' pines to be decided
The plan was first mooted in 2015 but has since faced strong local opposition.
Dome Valley attacker's sentence shortened
One of the women involved in the attack will serve a shorter prison sentence.
KiwiBuild apartments sell seven times faster than other units: report
KiwiBuild flats are the "success story" of the Auckland apartment market, report says.
Read all about it: Unity Books scoops top award at London Book Fair
Central city bookshop was awarded for "their wonderful and 'dangerously tempting' store".
Pasifika Festival cancelled in wake of coronavirus pandemic
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff made the announcement this morning
Simon Wilson: Shortcut to anger - The problem with Ponsonby traffic
COMMENT: Ponsonby traffic is beyond a joke, but whose fault is that?
All aboard? New Hamilton-Auckland train journey 2 hours 20 mins
Te Huia train between Hamilton and Auckland to take its first trip in August.
Cop's story changes about night of colleague's alleged rape
Constable says he was nervous after receiving employment investigation letter.
Auckland bus drivers to strike on Friday over pay, hours
Union wants an extra 25c an hour pay increase and a reduction in the 14-hour shifts.
$7m Ponzi scheme: Foreign exchange broker wins appeal
Kelvin Wood was once a highly successful financial investor but lost his clients millions.
Kingsland firehouse penthouse back on market months after sale
Buyer who spent just five months in The Block NZ penthouse has relisted it.
Are these Auckland's worst school pick-up parents?
Jenni Mortimer uncovers outrageous number of parents pinged for school parking offences.
'I am telling the truth' - female cop questioned over rape claims
Alleged victim says she is 'extremely thankful' CCTV filmed much of the evening.
Eden Park's concert bid open for public submissions
It comes after another tough financial year for the stadium.
'Unbearable': Man says he was savaged by insect bites, blames Auckland motel
Juergen Abele claims it's not the first time he's been bitten by bugs at the motel.
City of cones, cranes, and congestion . . . Auckland's transformation
Leading engineer Barry Potter says it's well worth the pain.
Auckland backpackers evacuated due to fire
One person was sent to hospital as a result of the Wellesley St blaze.
March Madness: Fines proposed for overdue developers who block CBD traffic
AT admits they do not have the power to make private developers finish CBD works on time.
Mosque shootings one year on: How is your community marking anniversary?
Events are planned around the country to mark one year since the March 15 attacks.
Matt Lowrie: We can't risk railroading of Auckland's transport planning
COMMENT: The choice of a delivery partner to develop light rail in Auckland is critical.
Police rape trial: 'I should've been safe, I was with police colleagues'
Several officers participated in drinking games, including using a modified police baton.
'I woke up to pain' - female cop describes alleged sex violation by colleague
Defence claims the allegations are a case of regret about the night's events, not rape.
Tony Gibson: Auckland the first port of call
COMMENT: Shipping freight to Auckland will always beat shipping it to Northport.