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Ex-Auckland Council worker accused of taking bribe
Two men next in court on Friday when the secrecy of their names will be argued.
Queen St forex broker pleads guilty to fraud
The charges related to foreign exchange services provided by Forex Brokers Limited.
Phil Goff doubles down on Sephora over waste dumping
Goff has written to the company and Auckland Council has launched an investigation.
Battle of the trees: Outrage after thousands spent on private pruning jobs
The local board says the scheme is designed to encourage landowners to save trees.
Comment: Why I can't help feeling sorry for Sephora
COMMENT: Sephora got it wrong, but the outrage doesn't stack up.
Rates: Here's what your boards decided to spend money on
Check out what each board promised.
What the haul? Pontoon pinched in broad daylight
A pontoon was pinched on Waiheke Island in broad daylight.
Crash bang: Car ploughs into Auckland bank, police on scene
Witness reports huge bang, driver pulled from car
Fire fears: High-ladder truck withdrawn from first response
High-ladder fire trucks are needed in first instance in case of a major fire, union says.
Sephora hits back after Auckland store opening waste claims
Claims of irresponsible waste dumping during its much-hyped store launch in Auckland.
Goff and Twyford side-step City Rail Link hardship fund
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is also in the gun for not helping distressed businesses.
180m in the sky: Is this NZ's best office?
Commercial Bay has five luxury offices for rent - and the views are the best in the city.
Watch: Zut alors - French out in force in Link Alliance signing
The formal signing did not occur until today, because of the project's complexity.
School and director lose secrecy fight over unapproved enrolments, false claims
The school was taken to court over the unapproved enrolment of international students.
Auckland train commuters face delays as rail line reopens after truck crash
Auckland Western Line reopens after truck hits railway bridge, but delays expected.
Accused architect: 'I don't know what a trade secret is'
A 46-year-old architect is on trial for allegedly stealing his former firm's secrets.
An architect is accused of stealing trade secrets. Today he had his say in court.
Michael Davies is accused of walking out the door with "thousands" of confidential files.
Man evicted after threatening to assault, stab property manager
Abdellah Abaid was described as a "passionate" man capable of "vigorous expression".
Bed bugs ground pilot and bite landlord in the pocket
The airline pilot was grounded and could not attend a training course in Australia.
What lies beneath? Why builders are under fire for the state of the Hauraki Gulf
"Not only are we losing precious top soil, but it is destroying marine ecosystems."
'Consenting hedgehogs' spark police call
Police rushed to respond to reports of a woman screaming in the bush.
City street finally reopens 10 days after panel falls from apartment building
At least 40 loose panels were found on the Victopia building after the first one fell.
'Auckland is under siege?': City dwellers startled by fireworks display
Bastille Day fireworks erupted over Auckland Harbour tonight, to many people's surprise.
Simon Wilson: 25 questions for Auckland Transport
The questions you always wanted to ask Auckland Transport, if they didn't make you angry.
Ex-oil mogul remains in Russia as drink-driving case delayed again
The reported billionaire was charged after a complaint about his driving.
'Humiliated and worthless': TV reporter forgives homophobic K Rd attacker
A Newshub reporter and his friend were attacked after celebrating Pride Week.
Renovation hell: Family given six months to fix home after builder deported
The family say they cannot afford the repairs and will have to sell the house.
Trio set for trial over alleged $8m fraud
The three accused deny the allegations which have led to a total of 71 charges.
Fog woes: Restrictions lifted after flights cancelled, delayed
Clear skies and light winds made for patches of fog across the city.
Auckland architect accused of stealing trade secrets
Business plans and project files were allegedly stolen from an Auckland architecture firm.
James Kellow: Why is Auckland's Unitary Plan defying the critics?
COMMENT: Massive overhaul of zoning in Auckland has led to better housing prospects.