A 33-year wait for justice: One of NZ's biggest cold cases solved
'Chris definitely got justice today, I am so pleased for his family too.'
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11 new Covid-19 cases in MIQ - 10 from same flight
All new cases tested positive on arrival into New Zealand.
Monday mayhem: Traffic gridlocks around Auckland after crashes around the city
A number of crashes, breakdowns and an oil spill is causing traffic mayhem in Auckland.
One person dead, another injured in crash in Massey, West Auckland
Emergency services were called to an early morning crash in Massey, West Auckland.
Bucklands Beach tragedy: Young girl hit by car at school dies
A 77-year-old man connected to the incident forbidden to drive by police.
Spike in Easter online incidents: Kiwis warned to be vigilant
There were 160 scam reports made Netsafe during Easter in 2017 and 736 in 2020.
'God will punish you': Chaplain's alleged warning to Australian boy
Complainant says he was abused after being made to wear altar boy clothing naked.
Upset at vaccine privacy breach; 1 new case in MIQ
50 people have been contacted over a DHB privacy breach.
Young woman wins $10,000 employment compensation
Issues included suspension, limited breaks & an "embarrassing" mall disciplinary process.
Four boaties rescued after emergency call before cellphone swept away
Boatie made urgent call "before the phone was washed out of his hands by the swell".
Teens accused of serious North Shore assault that put person in hospital
Two 16-year-olds are due to appear in the North Shore Youth Court tomorrow.
'A convoluted nightmare': The pensioner who discovered she didn't own her home
Alleged investment scheme that's seen family homes up for mortgagee sale referred to SFO.
'This isn't a junket': Angst over Auckland Council staff's $38k Blenheim conference
Ratepayers will fund Phil Goff and 15 staff to attend the Local Government NZ conference.
Grieving mum may go to court over shock $6300 cleaning bill after son's suicide
Maree Tinsley hasn't heard from Crime Scene Cleaners on bill since going public last week.
Racism is real: Hundreds march against anti-Asian racism in Auckland
"From Atlanta to Epsom, we're all connected."
Hundreds of Aucklanders queue for vaccination despite delays
Reports up to 500 people were seen lining up for the Covid-19 vaccine in East Tamaki.
Dramatic image of Manukau Harbour rescue, four saved from sinking boat
Sinking boaties have been saved by recreational fishers on Manukau Harbour.
How three New Zealand-Tongan businesses have fared against Covid
Three New Zealand-Tongan businesses have risen to the challenges of Covid.
Climate change activists challenge South Auckland roading project
The activist group has applied for a judicial review of the Waka Kotahi NZTA led project.
Competitors and watchdog question no-rules Uber booze delivery
Uber Eats has come under fire for its on-demand delivery of alcohol.
'Ha ha ha': Bizarre rant criticising Queenstown prices shocks retailer
'Each time we read about another Queenstown business going belly-up we pop the cork.'
Commuter chaos: Body on tracks disrupts trains; crashes close State Highway 1
Trains across Auckland are delayed and cancelled ahead of morning rush hour.
King's School chaplain on leave amid historic 'sexual abuse' allegations in Australia
Father John Goodwin 'emphatically denies' the allegations.
'Tsunami of patients': NZ hospitals in crisis after biggest January, February on record
One hospital declared a code black yesterday after reaching capacity.
Watch: Trolley-riding cat burglars steal $1000 stone lion from Auckland Viaduct's Soul Bar
'We'd just like our lion back, to be honest.'
CRL worker nearly dies after digging rod through cable
Workers slated for putting their lives at risk during major transport project.
Grieving daughter pleads for 10 minutes out of managed isolation to farewell late mother
Tapaita Lapao'o is hoping to get an exemption to farewell her late mother.
Police officer's appeal over sex crimes against workmate dismissed
The police officer's appeal was dismissed by the court.
Would you drink treated sewage? Auckland told to stop relying on Waikato for water
Confidential agreement could see recycled wastewater on the table.
Suspected Covid transmission in MIQ hotel: 250 ex guests told to isolate, get re-tested
The Government says the risk to the public is low after a MIQ worker caught the virus.
'One last kiss': Grief-struck MIQ guest seeks exemption to see late mum
The heartbreaking video shows a crying woman reaching out towards a hearse.
Red Fox Tavern murder trial: Jury retires
High Court judge: 'It is important that you focus on the task at hand.'
MediaWorks pair stood down as harassment inquiry begins
Two staff members at MediaWorks have been stood down as an investigation is carried out.
Racism prevalent in New Zealand, says new report
Racism is not on the decline for everyone, and its impacts are far-reaching.