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Bomb scare forces Auckland workers out of city office building
About seven employees were evacuated from the Baycorp NZ offices.
About seven employees were evacuated from the Baycorp NZ offices.
Muslim leader Mazhar Krasniqi once honoured alongside American activist Malcolm X.
Drever owed creditors more than $2 million.
The masters-educated woman laundered $54,000 in cocaine sales.
Collection of 'Mad Men'-era vintage clothes goes under the hammer in Auckland.
Former construction businessman had been living at a property known as "the Castle".
Judge says she kept up a determined attempt to mislead him with persistent falsehoods.
The unauthorised financial adviser faced nearly 50 charges for misappropriating funds.
A teenage woman was stabbed along a busy central Auckland street.
Aspiring jockey Sophia Malthus was robbed of her ability to walk for the rest of her life.
The Court of Appeal quashed several convictions after a challenge by three businessmen.
New rentals are more expensive in South Auckland and the North Shore.
Local body elections in the spotlight: The decades-long slide in voter turnout.
The cop was accused of threatening the woman by pressing his Taser on her forehead.
Three prison guards were also charged and later acquitted over the vicious prison fight.
The hospital experienced its busiest ever day as sick patients flooded in.
'I wouldn't sit here and lie under oath, what reason would I have?' Woman tells court.
Police are at Queen St, Auckland, where a protester has chained himself to a building.
A constable is accused of assaulting a woman while trying to elicit information from her.
Building 500 more spaces would cost around $44 million, the DHB says.
Chaos on the Auckland waterfront, with reports a sea plane has sunk and cars in the ocean.
A confrontation in the SkyCity Casino carpark saw a police officer criminally charged.
Exhilarating cultural mix makes for enthralling time with Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
Fines up but not everyone is convinced the crackdown has seen dumping reduce.
Auckland teen's dreams of a career in music have taken a big step forward.
A proposal to barge imported cars quickly off Auckland's wharves could occur in two years.
Jacinda Ardern and Phil Twyford are dragging the chain on financial help to businesses.
Vector claimed an unknown hacker accessed personal customer information last April.
There have also been reports of thieves using unmarked tow trucks to steal cars.
During an inquest the doctor's management of care and medication regime were questioned.