Paper license, bad rego: Supreme Court dismisses Māori jurisdiction challenge
Michael Main's driver's licence was just a piece of paper with a name and "Māori" on it.
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Auckland man breaks jaw after Lime scooter locks up
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Susan Burdett's injuries described as 'rapidly fatal'
Malcolm Rewa's third trial over the death of Susan Burdett is now in its fifth day.
Missing cockatiel mystery solved in Rewa retrial
The jury pondered: "Photo 33 has a cockatiel in a cage but not in photos 32 and 37."
Police seeking three British men in relation to alleged roof scams
Homeowners are being urged to be wary of people offering home maintenance work.
Auckland florist apologises but customers still waiting for Valentine's flowers
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Murder suspicion fell on dead bank robber, but coroner ruled otherwise.
Private schools to move north
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Box of photos, wartime letter found on Auckland motorway
NZTA is hoping to reunite the box with its owner.
Unruly tourists? British duo distance themselves from group
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Valentine's Day massacre: Restaurant blasted for 'tone deaf' sign
Manager insists the sign refers to helping women with the groceries, not violence.
Kiwis leaving Valentine's Day gifts to last minute
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Rewa retrial: Jury ponders fate of missing cockatoo
Malcolm Rewa is on trial for murder but the jury wanted to know the fate of a bird.
Jury shown 'odd' crime scene video at Rewa retrial
Harrowing details of a bloody but odd and "very orderly" crime scene has been revealed.
Auckland's Viaduct to shine pink for Valentine's Day
The Viaduct Harbour will be shining brightly this week to celebrate the big day.
'He seemed so angry': Woman alleges cop sexually assaulted her at home
Cop Kevin Burke has denied charges of indecent assault and unlawful sexual connection
Malcolm Rewa's lawyer accuses Susan Burdett's son of her murder
Malcolm Rewa is on trial for a third time, accused of murdering Susan Burdett in 1992.
Susan Burdett's friend recalls finding body
"I saw her legs over the side of the bed, naked from the waist down."
Rewa faces re-trial for Susan Burdett killing
Auckland woman Susan Burdett was bludgeoned to death in 1992.
Out after nearly 40 years: One of NZ's most notorious prisoners walks free
He plans to get a law degree and work in the social justice arena.
Mt Kilimanjaro death: Kiwi's heartbreaking final text message
Before Brett Clark passed away he was able to send one final text message to his son.
Racism row: Comment on Auckland restaurant receipt leaves woman shocked
The restaurant has called the incident a "mistake" caused by a new employee.
Sun, rainbows and a baby announcement at Big Gay Out 2019
Thousands turn out for the Auckland festival celebrating the rainbow community.
First Big Gay Out as Prime Minister for Ardern
Ardern says more work to be done to make New Zealand more inclusive of LGBTQI.
Labour MP Tāmati Coffey and partner expecting baby
Coffey and his partner have been together over a decade and had a civil union in 2011.
'I owe him more than a dinner': Wynton Rufer meets man who saved his life
Nick Moss was heading to the ASB Classic when he came across Rufer with no sign of life.
Eating nude: The Naked Dinner launches in Auckland
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'Literally the dream job': Aucklander scores influencer internship
Lucy Clarke is being paid to fly around NZ and Australia and post photos to Instagram.
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