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$9m Waiheke sale sets national record but owner gets shock
"I still haven't slept in it - but a tramp has," Barry Colman said of his new property.
Coronavirus: Bride-to-be's mum hopes big day can still go ahead
"If they can get married, then maybe it'll have a ripple effect of happiness."
Four online classes you can take in lockdown
If you're getting bored on lockdown, here's some classes you could try.
Broken dentures? Covid-19 prompts curly questions to Citizens Advice Bureau
The phones are open and the questions are weird. Citizens Advice notes increased anxiety.
Auckland City Hotel creates isolation deals
An Auckland hotel has a creative solution to battle the Covid-19 economic fallout.
Booze shops' outrageous fortune: Huge queues for Friday liquor
Videos show queues span multiple blocks as west Aucklanders prepare for the weekend.
Desert Rd human remains: Man at centre of homicide investigation named
Name released in homicide investigation after body found buried off Desert Rd.
Coronavirus: Sex workers unable to work during lockdown
The sex workers collective recommended people out-of-work should apply to the Government.
Coronavirus: 'It might be the last time I ever hold his hand'
The family of a dying man is appealing for compassion to see him during Covid-19 lockdown.
C-sections 'double-checked' to try to free up hospital space
Auckland DHB prepares for potential influx of coronavirus cases.
Coronavirus: Company claims herbal remedy prevents virus
The provider claimed medicine made from Chinese herbs was backed by scientific evidence.
Coronavirus: Drone pilots put on notice by rescue helicopter
If a helicopter and a drone collided the results could be catastrophic, pilot warns.
Linked to cluster: Auckland primary school students test positive
The positive cases were linked to students who tested positive from Marist College.
Auckland household water use increasing under lockdown, restrictions looming
The city's dams are at 53 per cent capacity - a quarter below normal levels.
Auckland dad running lockdown marathon around family home
He estimates he'll have to complete the circuit just over 600 times.
Sharp spike in dog attacks in Hauraki District
Council staff in the Hauraki District have recently been responding to a dog attack daily.
Woman and her dog rescued from Devonport rocks as tide approaches
'The woman was walking her dog but misjudged the speed of the tide coming in.'
Road cops roll up their sleeves to help national blood service
'Donor centres and mobile drives are safe places to visit.'
Three Auckland healthcare workers contract coronavirus
Authorities say infections likely occurred outside work and hospitals safe to attend.
Man accused of spitting on cops tests negative for coronavirus
If positive, the man faced up to 14 years in jail for spreading an infectious disease.
Five arrests as Kiwis flout lockdown rules
A new online form to report breaches is running hot
Chief High Court Judge steps down
Wellington-based Justice Susan Thomas will take over the leadership role in late May.
'Intense pain': Father of Marist student speaks of Covid-19 battle
He says he was turned away for testing twice before a positive test in hospital.
'Very fortunate': Family sent to luxury hotel for two-week quarantine
Others have been sent to shoebox motel units or campervans.
Desert Road human remains: Police search West Auckland house
An Auckland house is being searched in connection to a body found buried off Desert Rd
Cyclist critically injured in Auckland CBD car crash
The cyclist has been taken to hospital in a critical condition.
Coronavirus: Foodstuffs suppliers allowed to move to 10-day payments
It was hoped the move would give suppliers more financial certainty during the lockdown.
Coronavirus: Marist College, Bluff wedding and Matamata pub clusters grow
There are now 708 confirmed and probable Covid-19 cases in New Zealand.
Eerily quiet streets reflect traffic figures
The coronavirus lockdown has turned our major cities' motorways into ghost roads.
1000 alerts on price gouging sent to Govt inbox
The special Government email was set up to dob in potential price gouging during lockdown.
Thick-as thieves: Police warn those who stole health tent to get Covid-19 test
'Save yourself a bit of trouble' and return the tent.
'It shouldn't be this hard': Marist dad turned away twice before positive Covid-19 test
He was told his symptoms weren't severe and he did not meet the criteria, he says.
Over 30 ICU beds fast-tracked at Christchurch Hospital
The MoH is bumping up bed numbers at Christchurch Hospital's new Hagley building.