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Rainbow flags aplenty at Our March
Spirits were high at Our March despite the controversy which saw the Pride Parade canned.
'Left in tears': Naked women protest after concerns about police treatment
The man allegedly hit the women after they had rejected his sexual advances.
What do you do with unwanted art? One gallery has a solution
The decluttering "Kondo fever" has spread to the New Zealand art world.
Hawkesby: Why bus lanes - and buses - really grind my gears
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15yo seriously hurt in Mission Bay hit-and-run: Man charged
Man charged after alleged hit-and-run of 15-year-old boy in Auckland
Truck rolls in Auckland's Parnell, motorists told to avoid area
The truck is blocking part of a main road.
Police stop 'dangerous' vehicle after driver flees 70km down motorway
Police spiked a car in Ōtāhuhu after the driver fled 70kms down Auckland's motorway.
Not guilty plea for Ōtara murder accused
A man's body was found outside a South Auckland church earlier this year.
Financial directors guilty of GFC crimes
Three men were on trial for deliberately misleading investors during the crisis of 2008.
Unruly tourists: Duo remanded, another remains on the run
Three members of a group of British "tourists" have now been charged with fraud.
Small Business: Taking inspiration from South-East Asia
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Rich businessman gets NZ residency, now guilty of fraud
Building industry boss tried to stop the Herald from revealing his crimes.
Man who killed as teen wanted by Auckland police
One of the people behind the brutal killing of a man in Auckland is wanted by police.
Housing NZ tenant ordered to pay $5200 for damage
Woman who ripped up HNZ home carpets and painted floor pink forced to pay $5200.
Kiwi actor ends home detention sentence for sex crimes
Rene Naufahu spent a year on home detention for indecently assaulting six women.
The killer selfie: Social media linked to risky behaviour around the water
"People like to push boundaries, go to new frontiers and then share it on social media."
A second home: The boy who has had almost 100 surgeries
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Four injured, police investigating after Blockhouse Bay car chase
Motorist collided with a motorcyclist and a parked car during the pursuit.
Police seek information after acid attack on pet cat
This week sulphuric acid was allegedly dumped on a pet cat, which had to be put down.
Power outages in east Auckland after crash
Two people have minor injuries as a result of the crash and power is out in places.
Auckland's Pride festival: What went wrong?
What went wrong with Pride? David Herkt on the story behind its acrimonious collapse.
Bisexual teen: Liking boys was 'a weight off my chest'
A teen tells Simon Collins about realising she was bisexual.
Stranded orca refloated following frantic rescue
A group of fishing buddies armed with buckets were first to help.
Comedian Nick Offerman returning to NZ
Nick Offerman is returning to New Zealand in June with his new show All Rise.
Man survives fall from Auckland Harbour Bridge
The left lane northbound was temporarily blocked.
Man survives fall from Auckland Harbour Bridge
The left lane northbound was temporarily blocked.
Sandringham killing: Police release image of car
Shannon Baker was found dead inside his home - the victim of a violent attack.
Holiday fun in seaside Auckland when steamers ruled
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Unruly tourists: Traveller remains on the run
A member of a group of troublesome travelers remains on the run from the law.
Arthur Taylor to move to Dunedin, study law after prison release
Arthur Taylor says he has a desire to study law and continue his social justice interests.