'No fine will make things right': Widow's long fight for justice over swimmer's death
The well-respected high school teacher died after being struck by a boat while swimming.
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Cycling death: Victim was a 'true gentleman' and 'absolute legend'
"He was a kind, lovely man, a true gentleman who always had a smile on his face."
Ocean swimmer tragedy: Ports of Auckland fined $424,000
Leslie Gelberger's body was found floating near Mairangi Bay by a passing ferry.
Auckland pizza shop owner uncovers 'chargeback' fraud
Scammers are using discount offers, but pay using someone else's stolen bank details.
Kelly Tarlton's global manager reveals coronavirus effects
Advertising spending has either been delayed or cancelled because of the pandemic.
The broker, the fraud and the $500k in gold bullion
The true scale of Russell Maher's fraud may never be known.
Another side of Hannah Tamaki: 'People might think I'm delusional'
Leaders Unplugged: "People might think I'm delusional, but I'm hopeful." - Hannah Tamaki
Councils told to loosen up restrictions to promote urban housing developments
New policy aims to increase housing development in urban areas of growing cities.
First piece of road laid on Puhoi to Warkworth motorway
The 18.5km motorway will now open in May 2022, just before Queens Birthday Weekend.
ACC paid mental health specialists to assess claimants - then hundreds lost cover
The specialists were used to assess people who already had an injury claim accepted.
From sweet shop to sweatshop: 'No remorse' for exploiting workers
Disciplinary Tribunal for chartered accountants found aspects of the case 'disturbing'.
Watch: Police pursuit - spiked vehicle flees on shredded tyres
The final moments of a police pursuit are captured on camera by an eye-witness.
'Appalled': Auckland Council calls in police over death threats
Facebook comment threatens lives of Auckland councillors.
Revealed: Which regions are driving NZ's emissions?
Canterbury's cows singled out alongside Auckland's cars for driving NZ emissions.
Serious crash involving motorbike and a parked car
Police attended a crash last night in Auckland between a motorbike and a parked car.
Phil Goff: Why we had to put up your rates
Comment: We are providing services essential to the quality of life for Aucklanders.
Two companies stung a total of $7.5m for breaching anti-money laundering laws
Judge says both OTT and MSI engaged in prolonged and serious breaches of the law.
Farm fraud: He claimed 3m caged eggs were free-range
Exclusive: 'Our goal is for the Frank Chens of this world to be unable to operate.'
'Last resort': Homeowner facing forced sale hasn't paid rates in 7 years
The man says the council's actions are 'ruthless' and he is vowing to stay put.
Auckland Council accused of dishonesty over rates rise
A formal complaint against Colmar Brunton and the Council by the Ratepayers' Alliance.
Stowaway cat found on Auckland truck after trip from Palmerston North
The cat, who is not microchipped, was "shaken" by the journey.
Council's 'ruthless' rates crackdown': Man faces losing home
Auckland's biggest outstanding rates bill is a whopping $217,000.
Property investors accused of deceiving banks for millions head to trial
The group allegedly duped banks for loans to buy residential properties in Auckland.
Watch: Dramatic scenes as protester, police narrowly avoid falling tree
Protesters are fighting to stop dozens of mature native trees being felled in Auckland.
Auckland traffic reduced as more people work from home
More Aucklanders are believed to be working from home after the Covid-19 lockdown.
Water crisis: Waikato council returns fire
Comment: The much vaunted simple fix of taking Waikato River water is a complex issue.
Eden Park set to become NZ esports centre
Eden Park will give the top esports teams in New Zealand a place to operate and train.
Eric Watson's Cullen Group abandons $112m tax appeal, related party debts revealed
The Cullen Group has abandoned its appeal against a $112 million tax judgment.
AT Hop card can soon be used for one fare on ferries, buses and trains
People will soon be able to use their HOP cards for one fare on buses, trains and ferries.
Firearm-wielding intruder in Blockhouse Bay - but no threat to public
Police investigating an incident where people were threatened with a gun in their home.
Manurewa mayhem: Violent youth brawl caught on camera at morning markets
Police were called to the Manurewa markets today after a brawl broke out among youths.
Family 'blown away by kindness' in managed isolation
Mother says staff at Auckland facility have gone above and beyond the call of duty.
Missing the world: When Kiwis can't fly
It's going to be a long time before we can roam the globe as freely as we would like.
The budget-friendly Auckland Restaurant Month - here's what to expect
There's a distinct theme to some of the offerings during this year's event.