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Chip aisle up in flames: Countdown fire possible TikTok challenge gone wrong
Firefighters were called to Countdown Henderson last night after a fire broke out.
Paw-some! Pet owners reunited with cats and dogs after months apart
After a charter flight and quarantine, the pets can enjoy their former and new homes.
Zhong murder accused keeps name suppressed
Elizabeth Zhong's alleged killer still cannot be named after new Auckland court hearing.
One new MIQ Covid case, 'missing link' in Sydney community outbreak
The wife of infected Sydney man in his 50s has also tested positive for Covid.
Fire crews at Whenuapai house linked to homicide
Fire crews are at a house fire in Whenuapai - where a man died last year.
Community to lead family and sexual violence prevention strategy
Government will allow all voices to be heard to develop action plan.
'Staff are burned out': Auckland hospitals overloaded, patients in corridors
Overload means patients in corridors or transferred out of Auckland, ambulances queuing.
'Our family is broken': Community rallies to help whānau of teen battling cancer
'Cancer is a horrible thing for your child to get.'
Mojo struggling to fill vacancies as coffee firm looks to regain lost business
Company's new chief executive says he's tasked with steering business to pre-Covid levels.
Remuera inquiry: Woman had contacted private investigator before her death
Detectives contacting investigators about working for health chief found dead.
'White gold' dug up for Auckland: The long, gritty battle over Pakiri's sand
More than 650 submissions oppose the request to take more sand. Four are in support.
Health chief's Remuera death unexplained one month later
A month has gone by since Remuera woman Pauline Hanna, 63, was found dead in her home.
First signs of NZ housing market slowing - report
'There are signs that there are fewer buyers talking to banks about ... mortgages.'
The Daring returns home to Northland after 158 years
158-year-old wreckage of The Daring returns home.
Seismic shift: Women presidents for three engineering bodies
They were the old boys' clubs of New Zealand engineering. Women run them now.
Sofitel hotel shooting: Police make third arrest in hunt for Hone Reihana
A 30-year-old man has been charged with being an Accessory after the Fact.
Transport Minister silent on the cost of Auckland's Mill Rd project
The 21.5km route is expected to provide an alternate road between Manukau and Drury.
AT to chase road campaigner to pay over penis pothole vandalism
Road campaigner says he's only drawing on the part of the road that needs fixing anyway.
Paraglider seriously injured after 'hard landing' at Muriwai beach
Due to the seriousness of the man's injuries he was airlifted to Auckland Hospital.
Grace Millane's family backs new UK law banning rough sex defence for murder
The family of murdered British backpacker Grace Millane is backing a new law.
Missing babies: Scramble to track down children lost from health system
"Imagine if those babies have disabilities or special needs and we don't know about it".
Four new MIQ Covid cases, Cook Islands bubble update later today
Will there be any cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today?
Clinic for mass vaccinations opens in West Auckland
Auckland's latest mass vaccination clinic for Covid-19 has opened in Henderson.
Hello Raro: NZ-Cooks travel bubble tipped to open on May 16
An announcement on a travel bubble with the Cook Islands is expected this afternoon.
Why fashion designers need to pivot to stay viable
Natalie Procter says lockdowns gave her time to realign her personal values and brand.
Auckland Council weighing up options over a century-old pōhutukawa
Auckland Council is considering what can be done to secure the safety of a tree.
NZ's Covid conundrums: The virus border breaches still confounding our experts
View a summary of New Zealand's most puzzling Covid-19 outbreaks.
Customs sacks nine border workers for refusing jab
More than 95 per cent of Customs staff have had first dose of the vaccine.
Heartfelt plea: Sick toddler's mum begs for kids' hospital beds
Mum's plea for New Zealanders to help fund beds for other sick kids
Sofitel Hotel gang shooting: Second arrest but Head Hunter still at large
Patched Head Hunter gang member Hone Reihana is still wanted by Auckland Police.
Auckland CBD taxi attack: Two men hospitalised linked to bloody street brawl
A silver taxi with blood splattered windows was cordoned off on Vincent St Friday morning.
Isolate immediately: Upgraded Covid warning for Brisbane travellers to NZ
Almost 400 passengers who flew to NZ from Brisbane were potentially exposed to Covid-19.
Pakiri sand mining gouging trenches in sea floor
Evidence of significant ecological disturbance and consent breaches forced a review.