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Woman seriously injured in Clover Park, South Auckland shooting
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Days of delays for central Auckland drivers
Tenants told they are safe after 40kg panel blew off apartment building in storm.
Cars crawl out of Auckland CBD as school holidays traffic adds to road closure pressure
The good news is the weather is starting to come right.
Occupants of damaged apartment building are safe
About 20 per cent of occupants have moved out of the apartment building for repairs.
Building behind traffic chaos in CBD has sorry history
Grey high-rise is distinctive for its upper-level jutting-out feature
CBD chaos: More loose panels found, net plan for building
Building to be draped with net to prevent more tiles tumbling down to busy streets.
Street closed: Traffic chaos expected in Auckland CBD this morning
Motorists are being advised to leave their cars at home and catch public transport.
Milestone for Auckland's $4.4b City Rail Link no silver lining
Spokesman for affected businesses says some on the brink of financial ruin from works.
Auckland waterfront apartment sells for $20,000
It sold for $20,000, but, of course, there is a catch.
Residents hit back over berm parking ban proposal
"The berm situation seems complex, with a need for multiple solutions across the city."
Paradise lost: Restaurant dumps sneaky handle-free plastic bag tactic
Takeaway stores say sauce spillage is an issue without plastic bags.
Partners in crime: Lover of Ports of Auckland fraudster jailed
The partners in crime stole more than $368,000 of Auckland ratepayers' money.
This weekend we want to go to ...
Auckland has a new winter festival and a star Kiwi muso returns to the stage this weekend.
Bermageddon 2: Auckland Council wants berm parking ban
A motorists' watchdog has hit back, telling the city not to punish car owners.
Kiwi sports star fights to keep name secret in drug case
Communications intercepted by police linked the sportsman to the conspiracy.
Accused teen stabber named before trial
A High Court trial is due to be held in October.
Queen St pedestrian critical after being hit by bus: Footage shows damage
One person was critically injured and was transported to Auckland Hospital.
Simon Wilson: Why are we on such a slow road to change?
COMMENT: Auckland's new City Centre Masterplan is far more timid than it needs to be.
Fraud victims: 'Andrews has changed our lives forever'
His occupation is listed on court documents as a salesman - it should have read fraudster.
Government steps up Hauraki Gulf conservation process
It wants to revive a plan to rejuvenate fish stocks, slash sediment and reduce pollution.
Four times as many Aucklanders suffering from flu-like symptoms
If you were still planning to get the flu vaccine, you're probably too late.
Is this the future for Queen Street?
Plans revealed for reducing cars in Queen Street in downtown Auckland.
'Don't call the cops': Drunk driver jailed for fatal taxi crash
The driver ran a red light and blew more than three times over the breath alcohol limit.
Sophisticated telco scam targets cop, Govt worker
Two victims of such frauds were a government worker and his son, a police officer.
Campaign to ease Eden Park concert controls
Some Kingsland eateries rely heavily on Eden Park events for the diners they attract.
Ghost cars: Trade Me fraudster jailed for $100k scam
Eighteen Trade Me customers lost nearly $100,000 during the two-year scam.
'I'm human': True story behind guard who 'stole' blankets from homeless
The real story behind a photo which sparked outrage online.
'14 tonnes of adulterated honey': Company and manager fined $370k
First prosecution of its kind after artificial chemicals were added to mānuka honey.
Bridge delay for America's Cup Village confirmed
Decision to push pause a result of higher than anticipated costs, Panuku says.
Man charged after serious assault in Auckland's Onehunga
An 18-year-old man was arrested and is due to appear in the Auckland District Court.
Family ask coroner to recuse himself in Samoan prison death case
Several unsuccessful efforts have been made to gather evidence from the Samoan Government.
Traffic trauma: Revealed - Auckland's most dangerous roads
Rates of death and serious injury on Auckland roads have fallen but are still very high.
Toto Pizza comes full circle as founder rejoins nephew in relaunch
Business was last year put into liquidation after owing IRD and other creditors $1.37m.
'Sustained period of deception': Jail for multi-million ANZ loan fraud
Forged documents saw ANZ approve multimillion-dollar loans.