Top sportsman loses in bid to keep name suppression
The sports star denies importing methamphetamine and possessing the drug for supply.
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Fake money fury: Police reviewing Safety Warehouse 'cash' drop, imitating banknotes a crime
The Reserve Bank says it's a criminal offence to publish anything resembling currency.
Traffic chaos: Crashes on Southern motorway, motorists told to use Waterview Tunnel
Two crashes on the southern motorway are causing havoc this morning.
Small Business: The Auckland firm championing Brazilian acai in Aotearoa
How lack of good acai in the market fuelled Riversea on its business journey.
'Incredible': Apple CEO on Māori filmmaker's new video
"It's incredible to see art, creativity and technology come together," Tim Cook said.
Long lines no more: Nido fails, customers bail
Some bargain-hunting customers left disappointed and empty-handed yesterday.
Hit and run: Teen cyclist run off road three times by angry motorists
White car swerved at cyclist, flipping him onto the road.
'I've been better' - Reverend's anguish at watching his 141-year-old Auckland church burn
18 fire trucks were needed to bring the huge fire in St Stephen's Ponsonby under control.
America's Cup 'prevailing worry': $152m Cup Village faces Covid-19 contingency plans
A cap on spectators will exist under a 'dialled down' level 2 America's Cup village.
Exclusive: Darryn Webb hits out at escapees as stint as head of managed isolation ends
Darryn "Digby" Webb has been in the role for the past six months.
Person dead after being trapped under tree
Emergency services were called to a rural property near Waiuku around 7pm on Friday.
The rise of gangs, drugs and guns in Auckland: 355 people shot
Surging gun violence is being blamed on gang warfare, drugs and organised crime.
Person trapped under tree in Waiuku
Emergency services are still responding to the incident which occurred around 7pm.
What Mighty Ape acquisition means for Kiwi e-commerce retailer
New owner says expansion on the cards, and an Australian audience for Mighty Ape.
Ports of Auckland case: Union calls for management to be held accountable
Corporate fines were simply a business cost, says Maritime Union's Craig Harrison.
'Systemic failure': Ports of Auckland fined $540,000 after worker's death
Judge says two years is far too long for a family to have to wait for justice.
Anti-conspiracist campaigners take aim at 'Mothers for Freedom' event
The Auckland gathering promises to take on 5G, Covid-19 and 'Satanic ritual abuse'.
SFO tight-lipped over probe of Auckland Mayor's election expenses
The probe may relate to auctions held during the 2016 and 2019 campaigns, ex-staffer says.
Owner of killed pet: 'I wish the dog attacked me instead'
The sad attack bears an eerie similarity to another mauling in Dunedin this week.
Pedestrian struck by vehicle, critically injured in Greenlane
Pedestrian taken to hospital with critical injuries.
Wellsford murder: Man charged with killing Zane Smith, hunt for weapon and car
Police reveal they are looking for the murder weapon and a car linked to the killing.
It's a bright day for the North Island
MetService says it will be "classic spring-like conditions" for New Zealand.
'Real life angel' makes couple's baby dream come true
"Two years earlier we didn't know each other from a bar of soap."
Covid stress, job losses: Man's heart attack on Auckland Harbour Bridge
Researchers warn a rise in unemployment due to Covid could mean more heart attacks.
Zhong's businesses listed for sale or placed into receivership in past 18 months
Auckland businesswoman ran into financial difficulties before her suspected murder.
RSA triple killer claims he was discriminated against, court hears
Notorious killer says suggestion he smuggled contraband in prison is a 'cheap shot'.
Recycling upgrade slashes Auckland's plastic landfill waste
It will also increase fivefold the amount recycled in New Zealand.
Northport to help get Christmas on Auckland shelves
Northport put its hand up for a big Christmas challenge.
Two trees as Christmas celebrations get under way early
Kiwis hanging out for Christmas after a hard year have been buying trees a month early.
Desert Rd homicide: Accessory to murder loses appeal
Sentence was appropriate and not manifestly excessive, rules judge.
RSA triple killer William Bell apologises for his crimes, seeks judicial review of his security reclassification last year
William Bell: 'I am not proud of what I did. I committed a horrendous crime.'
Woman who let her mother starve to death declined parole
Cindy Taylor's mother weighed only 29kg when she died of dehydration and malnutrition.
All lanes on Auckland's northern motorway open again
All lanes on Auckland's northern motorway (SH1) are open again this morning.