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Kerre McIvor: Latest Covid outbreak reveals gaping holes in Govt's strategy
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Aunt tells of horror after 'gentle' teen shot in face
Aunt of teen shot in the face says her nephew was shot while at a basketball court.
NZ Post ignores Govt's advice on Covid alert levels in 'fiasco' for customers
"It's saying 'we no longer see clarity in the way the Government's managing its risk'."
Two motorbike riders die in separate crashes within minutes of each other
Both riders died at the scene of the crashes.
200+ children have completed Covid isolation alone since December
Most were aged 14-17 and stayed at a dedicated Auckland facility.
Girl, 12, breaks nose after being thrown into bus windscreen
A car reportedly forced the bus to brake hard after cutting into the bus lane.
Covid-19: One new case in managed isolation
There is one new case of Covid-19 in managed isolation - but none in the community.
Shot and killed '501' - what he told his son before he died
"I love you so much." - Shot man's last word's to teenage son.
Online criticism of family caught up in Covid outbreak 'unhelpful': MP
"We don't know the full facts of the situation," National's Christopher Luxon says.
Huge police presence at bikie gang rally in Northcote
An observer says there are between 25 and 30 police vehicles in the street.
Northcote shooting: Victim, 16, possibly blind in one eye
Mum says son's lost sight in left eye and "time will tell if he's blind in the right eye".
Summer is ending, but will the good weather stick around?
Find out what your last days of summer will look like.
Plans, pipe dreams and empty promises: Auckland Harbour Bridge and its cursed history
Is the revelation the bridge can't handle more strengthening steel its final blow?
Māori leader fights Erebus memorial, iwi gather tomorrow
'I question the validity of the information given to Ōrākei marae' - Glavish
Ardern's frustration and warning over non-compliant Covid contacts
The PM has a warning to people who have been told to isolate but ignore the advice.
Rich-lister's trial: Talk of 'traffic accident' and body bag for accuser
An Auckland bar recording reveals a continued conspiracy to allegedly halt a court case.
The reinvention of the Chow brothers - from the sex industry to property
The Chow brothers have quit the sex industry and want to have $2b in assets by 2025.
Annoyed residents plan glamping protest at Erebus memorial
"If they plan to start building - we plan to start protesting," group says.
New Covid community case worked at KFC; PM 'frustrated'
The latest community case is a household contact of other confirmed cases.
Covid-19: KFC Botany closed after staff member tests positive
KFC Botany has been closed for a deep clean in relation to the latest Covid-19 outbreak.
Dirt biker crackdown: Police impound bikes, issue grim rider death warning
Police seize eight bikes as illegal riders start getting injured on Auckland roads.
Papatoetoe police shooting: Exasperated community leader's cry - 'there has to be hope'
Manukau ward councillor wants his violence-plagued community to feel safe.
Watch: Gunman's behaviour erratic in moments leading to shooting
Two investigations are underway after a man was shot outside a Papatoetoe home.
Families at centre of Covid outbreak anxious but getting better
Services supporting affected people in South Auckland are seeing demand grow.
Kmart shoppers confused over contact rules
Customers crowd community testing centre after receiving exposure notifications.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Pressure mounts to vaccinate South Auckland
Anxiety rising in "gateway" region after outbreaks of the virus.
Man shot by police after firing gun through neighbour's window
Residents say an ambulance rushed into the street after shots were fired.
Prominent businessman's trial: 'I don't want cash in a suitcase'
A PR professional has detailed the alleged Gold Coast plot to have the court case dropped.
One-woman-symphony orchestra: Lantern Festival act takes one-man-band to next level
Annie Gong to perform on opening night of Lantern Festival.
Company fined over false savings scheme targeting low-income home buyers
The company, now in liquidation, has been fined $400,000.
Schoolboy, 10, missing overnight on Auckland's North Shore found
Relief for family after a missing schoolboy is located "safe and well".
'Hard to see the explanation' - $2m wage spike for Auckland Museum staff riles council CEO
Auckland Council's CEO has written a letter of serious concern with museum wage hikes.
Surprise call from director general of health to school closed by outbreak
Papatoeote High School into its third day as a testing centre.