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Auckland kidnapping: Young woman jailed for 'crime wave'
Four other teens arrested and charged over the kidnapping.
Labour summer camp accused keeps name suppression
Young man facing six charges of indecent assault at a Labour Party youth camp.
Ocean swimmer's death: Ports of Auckland in court
Leslie Gelberger's body was found by a passing ferry floating near Mairangi Bay.
Retrial for taxi driver accused of groping radio host Jay-Jay Feeney
A second trial will be heard for the man accused of indecently assaulting Jay-Jay Feeney.
Auckland man crushed by large container
The container fell on the man from a height of about 3m.
Ports of Auckland worker in straddle truck incident dies
The straddle truck tipped over at Fergusson Container Terminal, trapping the man.
Auckland motorists to lose central traffic lane for cycleway
Traffic lane to be taken to allow removal of steep hill from popular cycleway
Donor gives $500,000 for Auckland sculpture
Barfoot & Thompson's $1m donation produced a $2.5m public art work.
Blue tribute to prostate cancer victims
600 New Zealand men die each year from prostate cancer.
Finance director fined $5.3m for laundering dirty money for drug deal
He is now bankrupt after a $5.3 million fine for his "contemptuous disregard" for the law.
T Galleria by DFS unveils refurbished heritage store
DFS located in the iconic Customs St heritage building in Auckland has reopened.
Auckland Council considering eyeball tattoo ban
They want to give tattoo customers peace of mind their treatment is at a high standard.
60 flights affected as fog restrictions lifted in Auckland
Fog is also creating issues on the motorways.
Baby-snatching: 'She knew what she was doing'
The Solicitor-General appealed the sentenced handed down to the accomplice.
Police seek information into 'frightening' armed robbery
Meanwhile North Shore locals are banding together to support affected staff members.
Dominion Rd apartment project refused
Peter Lange said the project should not be a gated community for a privileged few.
Crown wants baby kidnapper accomplice convicted
The Crown argued for a harsher sentence at a Court of Appeal hearing today.
Motorway crash causing commuter chaos
Traffic is building on most of Auckland's citybound routes.
Auckland's future: City sails past Sydney, Melbourne in rankings
Auckland has great internet services, but still has to sort out its transport and housing.
Police bolster presence following pub shooting
It was the fifth armed robbery of a North Shore pub in just over a year.
Agent who slept, showered at sale property stripped of licence
"Do I just grab my stuff and run" texted an estate agent caught sleeping at a house.
Port container terminal closed after worker critically hurt
Worker has been critically hurt after straddle truck tipped over on Auckland's waterfront.
'Disgusted': Airbnb trashed by Aussies on Bledisloe night
Clothing, bedding and several pairs of underwear were strewn throughout the house.
How NZ VC winner survived German attack
World War I hero to be remembered at free concert in West Auckland.
Meet Jessie the hermaphrodite cat
Jessie, the miradoll cat, has a mix of male and female anatomy.
Student editor fears censorship after magazine stands moved
Uni denies censorship after student magazines moved during open day
Homeless in Auckland - the deadly numbers
More than 4000 people are living rough in Auckland.
The Weekend Interview: The man behind Auckland's City Rail Link
Kiwi engineer, construction specialist, academic and railway boss Sean Sweeney.
Death on the Street: The faces of homelessness
These are the stories of those who call Auckland's streets home.
Why restaurants hate you
Poor table manners, lack of etiquette irk restaurateurs and other patrons, a survey found.