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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.

Woman left bleeding under bus after being hit by Lime e-scooter

"Her head was under the wheel of a bus, that's how bad it was," husband says.

Home detention for disgraced ex-naval officer who hid camera in embassy toilet

Alfred Keating was the face of NZ military diplomacy, negotiating and strategy to the US.

Fire crews responding to Auckland Girls' Grammar blaze

Eight fire engines were at the scene when the blaze was at full strength.

NZ Post changes security processes after $600K online credit fraud

A robust credit check process is now in place to stop similar future frauds.

Mate Ma'a Tonga v Kiwis: What you need to know for the big game

How to get there, what to bring and what's the forecast? We have the answers.

Fire union and bosses in stand-off over hose test

There is a stand-off between the union and Fire and Emergency over hose pressure testing.

'I'm the victim,' says Mob member in upmarket unit row

"I like my music loud at the weekends but so do a lot of the people here."

Workers injured after glass pane hits them

Two people were hit with a pane of glass in a workplace accident.

Blustery day scores photographer a top prize in Auckland Photo Day

Photographers had 24-hours to capture shots which told Auckland's stories.

Backyard rat trapping brings back birds

Group aims to have rat traps in a quarter of backyards.

Architect of Jindarat Prutsiriporn's kidnapping loses appeal

The Thai woman was held hostage in several places around Auckland for 22 hours.

Auckland's Matariki Festival tells the stories of Waikato-Tainui

A spectacular light display on the Harbour Bridge tells the story of those first arrivals.

Sexual grooming ex social worker also admits attempting to pervert justice

Oranga Tamariki said the woman's employment ended over the allegations.