Man charged after fatal crash that killed off-duty cop
A 61-year-old man faces two charges in relation to constable's death in Karaka crash.
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Auckland water use down but dam levels still falling
There have been 120 complaints since restrictions came into force Saturday.
Albert St businesses question CRL's hardship fund offer
CRL says businesses are under no obligation to accept payment under the interim scheme.
Gang raids under lockdown: Police seize $1.2m, drugs and guns
Millions of dollars, drugs and firearms have been seized by Police during lockdown.
Watch: Massive queue for open home as buyers leap at level 2
Queues, "excessive sanitiser" and no touching the cupboards. Welcome to level 2 open homes
'Civil disobedience': Worshippers flock to Destiny Church service
Today was about 'taking a stand' and showing churches could be trusted.
HQ bar's Leo Molloy criticises 'insignificant' Labour MP
Labour list MP Marja Lubeck said the bar wasn't supporting NZ's 'team of 5 million'.
Auckland water use down slightly as tough rules kick in
City water usage reduces under new restrictions amid worst drought on record.
Night markets open for business - alert level 2 style
Night markets resume physical operations, as a new virtual farmers market is launched.
Two more cell tower fires overnight
Conspiracy theorists have been linking the 5G rollout to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mum: Why I'm sending my kids back to school
Half Moon Bay mum Helen Robinson explains why she believes her children will be safe.
Back to school: 'We could have 200 kids left on the roadside'
Fears are that with bus capacity almost halved, students may be left stranded.
Two hospitalised: Police investigate 'serious assault' in Auckland
Two taken to hospital after "serious assault" on Auckland's North Shore
Life after lockdown: How Kiwis are spending first free weekend
Shopping malls glad to have customers back; others head out on the water.
Rescue under way for woman who fell down cliff in Auckland
Emergency services were at the scene near the Te Ara o Tiriwa walkway in Blockhouse Bay.
In hot water: 35 Aucklanders pinged for breaches as city faces drought
Today's sunny blue skies perfect for washing the car, right? Wrong Watercare says.
Marist College to re-open despite 'new' Covid-19 case
"We are all looking forward to welcoming our students through our school gates."
Turn off the tap: $20,000 fines kick in today for water rogues
Watercare opts for an education-first approach, but says its serious about saving water.
Covid rules: 80 guests wine, dine at Leo Molloy's waterfront bar dinner party
Brian Tamaki popped in for a tuna entree but departed early.
Freeeeeeedom! Kiwis embrace level 2 - what you can do this weekend
It's here at last, New Zealand. Our first level 2 weekend.
Level 2 lures more to roads, but catch-up to last year continues
New Zealand Transport Agency traffic volume data is out for the first day of level 2.
Auckland homicide victim identified, her family 'devastated'
The woman was found at an address on Great North Rd shortly before 1.30am yesterday.
Level 2: Motorists asked to take care as traffic volumes increase
Motorists were asked to take care on the roads after seven weeks of not driving.
Parents still battling for cancelled school trip refunds
Student Horizons pays $392,000 in refunds but parents say they have little to show for it.
Leo Molloy says joke takes aim at Labour and Green voters, not homosexuals
The post is about political leanings, not the sexuality of people the bar owner says.
Two primary school-aged children identified as vandals after schools trashed
Two children have admitted vandalising two schools in West Auckland over the weekend.
Company wants to mine two million cubic metres of sand off Pakiri coast
Company wants to mine two million cubic metres of sand for Auckland's construction sector.
One to remember: Veda Young celebrates 100th birthday under lockdown
Veda Young celebrated her 100th birthday while New Zealand was under lockdown.
'We're frustrated': Hundreds of jobs on the line from water restrictions
Watercare had 'months to prepare' for drought, angry businesses say.
Shorter showers, no hoses: Restrictions as Auckland runs dry, $20k fine for rule breaks
Showers expected but not enough to bring relief to city's water shortage.
Subway worker 'harassed' woman after getting contact tracing details
Subway confirms a male employee has been suspended after the allegation came to light.
Auckland pools remain closed due to water restrictions
Council libraries, fitness centres and community venues will start to open from next week.
Liberated Auckland boaties swap one lockdown for another
Auckland boaties now free to hit water but what about that hosing ban?