Dilworth School investigation: High Court trial date set
Four of the accused men appeared in court today.
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America's Cup: Last-minute race cancellation forces broadcasters to plan B
Broadcasters have had to stay on their toes during the sailing events.
Waiheke neighbours allege 'litany' of failings at Cable Bay Vineyards
'He should have gone to the toilet before leaving.'
The decision that put a Hawke's Bay boy on the path to the Blues
Zarn Sullivan is a Super Rugby player just five years after leaving Napier for Auckland.
Person critical after fall from Auckland CBD building
Police and St John staff were called to an incident on Elliott St late this morning.
Superyachts packing out marinas ahead of America's Cup
Superyacht berths at two Auckland marinas are almost fully booked.
Traffic mayhem: Auckland Harbour Bridge breakdown causes long queues
The morning commute has hit a snag heading north on SH1.
Covid testing: Latest update on where to go
There are 17 testing stations in Northland and Auckland.
Live: 3.5-hour wait for Covid testing as officials urge patience
Two more of the community case's close contacts are waiting for test results.
'Disappointed': Businesses visited by community case find out on Facebook
'We have not been contacted by the Ministry of Health as yet.'
The companies dumping contaminants down the drain - and getting away with it
Some of New Zealand's biggest manufacturers and brands are repeat offenders.
Armed hold-up in Auckland city: Teen worker traumatised on first weekend at work
'You deserve better': Auckland dairy owner's message to gunman robber.
Covid in the community: Northland businesses on edge
Hundreds of staff expected to stay at home after infected woman visited 30 locations.
Boys' schools ask parents to pay more in voluntary donations
'Boys get the priority', says McAuley High School principal Jan Waelen.
Car catches fire on Southwestern motorway, Auckland
A car is on fire on the Southwestern motorway.
The shows will go on: Festivals, cultural events and concerts back for 2021
Many events, including Auckland's three largest, were cancelled last year due to Covid.
Perfect weather for sailing - but Prada Cup round robin finale not needed
The Auckland waterfront will again be bustling for a sunny day of Prada Cup racing.
Church being investigated over alleged residency for cash scheme
Minister urges families to beware of residency scams as Auckland church is investigated.
Suspicious: Police investigate fire at Auckland supermarket cafe
Emergency services were called to the blaze at New World on Clark St at 11.15pm.
Ngāpuhi woman leading UK supermarket giant Ocado made CBE
Smith accepted the honour on behalf of her team at Ocado.
Cop's run-in with the law stealing an apple led to lifelong career in police
A pioneering dog handler has been recognised as a "stalwart" in his field.
UK's former richest man one of 466 'other critical workers' approved for America's Cup
Team Ineos UK owner had custom-made shoes delivered to his superyacht moored in Auckland.
Survivor: 'Prince Charming' husband beat me 15 days into marriage, locked me in room
A sustainable store is helping women get back on their feet - with slow fashion.
Auckland's secret $8.5m art storage to hold $370m collection, including Picasso
Auckland Art Gallery is fiercely guarding the location of a facility to hold $370m of art.
Catching Kiwipedo: The child sex dark web court case that took years
Aaron Joseph Hutton, 36, was arrested after months of covert investigation.
Body of missing fisherman washes up on Te Kawau Bay
Police have found the body of a fisherman who had been missing since August last year.
NZ man who tried to buy child to become 'sex slave' jailed
"Your intended victim was 3. She was to become a sex slave."
The best and the worst: Who's had the most sunshine so far this year?
Good day sunshine? Some towns and cities have enjoyed 50 per cent more sun than others.
Fearful Glen Eden man arms himself after shooting
"I just keep my head down ... and I keep a club at the side of my cupboard," witness says.
Cooked kererū: Investigation underway after footage emerges online
The native pigeons are a protected species and fines for killing them can reach $100,000.
Hospitals stretched for beds, spike in demand over holiday period
Middlemore is blaming the surge on post-holiday injuries and health checks.
NCEA-lite? Lockdown credits questioned after schools boast best-ever results
Bonus credits have averted a drop in NCEA pass rates despite Covid lockdowns.
Major delays on Southern Motorway after multi-vehicle crash
Traffic's slow in both directions, avoid the area if possible or expect delays, NZTA says.
Myrtle rust discovered in Waitākere Ranges
The fungus was recently found to be killing mature native trees.