Epsom baby kidnapping accomplice escapes conviction
She was conned into helping her delusional cousin fulfill her pregnancy fantasy.
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DIY digger's grisly find in Kingsland
Auckland villa owner found human remains and woman's shoe buried in basement.
Swarbrick: no stigma in mental health issues
Greens mental health spokeswoman tells AUT audience her teen anxiety was 'quite normal'.
Political party charged over $200k donations error
A political party's general secretary is accused of failing to file donations properly.
Art meets street for beggar's banquet
Art and food create an "edible mandala" for Auckland Artweek.
Driven mad: Testing Auckland's roads at 30km/h
Cherie Howie tests Auckland Transport's 30km/h speed limit proposal for central Auckland.
Cruise ship targeted at Chinese market arrives in NZ
At 330 metres, Majestic Princess is close to the biggest cruise ship to sail to NZ.
Inside story of $41m hotel fraud
A two-towered hotel project was the second Auckland property fraud worth tens of millions.
He was slain with 90 blows to the head. Why was his killer out of clinic?
Leaked documents show doctors focus on discharge at Auckland's mental health clinic.
Wealthiest students get half of uni scholarships
Schools in the most exclusive areas were winning up to $1 million in prizes each year.
Blumenthal heads to rural Auckland for BBQ dinner
The celebrity chef will be visiting Kauri Bay's Boomrock estate on Tuesday October 30.
Crash involving car towing boat on Auckland motorway
A crash involving a car towing a boat is causing delays on a Auckland motorway.
Banned finance director 'exaggerated' language barrier
The former Queen St broker was left bankrupt after a precedent setting $5.3m fine.
Revealed: Harry and Meghan's great NZ adventure
Royal couple will visit Auckland, Rotorua and Wellington during their five-day stay.
Simon Wilson: In praise of a motorway
An award-winning design points to the potential of the city. And it's a motorway.
Craig v MacGregor defamation trial draws to an end
But the outcome may not be known for some time.
Grey Lynn boarding house tenants have nowhere to go
Tenants still in boarding house have nowhere to go.
Three giant container cranes soar above Ports of Auckland
The cranes, which stand 82.3 metres tall and weigh 2,100 tonnes, arrived from Shanghai.
Auckland Transport called out over 1840 poster
It said 1840 did not refer to the Treaty, but train time standardisation in England.
New push for trains to Auckland Airport
Trains planned part way to the airport, where people will change to a bus or tram.
Loud bang heard before machinery fire at Auckland port
One person was taken to Auckland Hospital with burn injuries following the blaze.
Bus route changes cause commuter chaos
Carnage on Constellation Drive as buses all arrive at once.
Luxury cruiser damaged in boat show prang
The 52ft flybridge Riviera "Majesnik" T-boned the "Quest 2", an Azimut 21m luxury cruiser.
'I refuse to be revictimised by you, Mr Craig'
Interruptions, confusion and dirty politics fill the Craig v MacGregor trial transcript.
Banned finance director wants bankruptcy set aside
The former Queen St broker was left bankrupt after a $5.3m fine.
Paedophile teacher applies for clean slate to work in aged care
The former teacher confessed to indecently assaulting an 11-year-old boy.
A difficult rebirth in East Auckland suburb
Is Glen Innes in Auckland the model for suburban regeneration?
Two stores on fire in Otahuhu, South Auckland
"It appeared that two stores were on fire," the spokeswoman said.
$23m Grey Lynn cycleway fix losing support
Local business want quick fixes and more parking, not another long and costly cycleway.
Hundreds paying levy for fuel to heat homes
An oversight has left hundreds of homeowners paying a tax designed for roading projects
The front door of the city: A step back in time to Auckland's waterfront in the 1900s
The old photos and stories have been dug up in time for the Auckland Heritage Festival.
Boaties cry foul: 'Unfair' to pay twice to fix Auckland's roads
Boaties want a break from regional fuel tax, saying they are paying twice to fix roads
Craig v MacGregor: A case benefiting no one?
Colin Craig's cross-examination of Rachel MacGregor in their defamation trial has begun.
Duo jailed in $41m bank fraud
Four men conspired to used false statements and forged documents to deceive ANZ.