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Andrew Little to judges: Get tough on divorce property delays
Comments come after a series of drawn-out matrimonial legal battles.
Property developer's 'bad faith' in 'acrimonious' divorce case
A court found a property developer acted in "bad faith" trying to control ex-wife's debts.
One critically hurt as armed police reportedly swarm south of Auckland
Tuakau locals have reported armed police and ambulances near the town's cemetery.
Coronavirus: Early childhood worker concerned over advice not to self-isolate
She had just returned from a region in northern Italy experiencing a Covid-19 outbreak.
Paremoremo inmate killed in attack by fellow prisoner
The inmate died at the scene after suffering serious injuries.
From spells to shells: Harry Potter star's magic makeover
Daniel Radcliffe's career has taken some wild turns since Hogwarts - here's why.
Rush-hour crash: Big delays on Southern Motorway
A crash is causing delays on SH1 during rush-hour traffic.
Coronavirus: Letter sent to reassure parents of Auckland school students
"There is no risk to students, staff or others at the schools."
Family of murdered woman say they are living life sentence
Akuhata, sentenced to life, has appeal against his sentence and conviction dismissed.
Man charged with South Auckland murder
A man has been charged with the murder of a 51-year-old in South Auckland.
Second coronavirus case: Health officials' advice to Auckland parents
Two North Shore high schools urging calm after a parent diagnosed with coronavirus.
$25m Lotto win: Family thought they'd only won $25k
When the enormity of the win sank in they celebrated with pizzas.
Dogs attack schoolboy: 'Owners need to be held accountable'
The dogs that ripped off "chunks of flesh" from boy's limbs could still be on the loose.
March Madness: NZTA's top traffic tips
Navigating the city's cones and congestion is possible if you plan ahead.
Coronavirus: Huge spending spike at chemists, supermarkets after first NZ case
Paymark data shows people flooded Auckland shops after first NZ Covid-19 case confirmed.
Thou shalt not steal ... again! Church hit by Jesus theft struck twice
It is unclear if the two burglaries at the monastery in Royal Oak are related.
'Chunks of flesh' ripped from child in Ōtara dog attack at school entrance
Auckland Council staff have been unable to locate the dog yet.
March Madness: Auckland bus strike postponed
Bus strike set to disrupt Aucklanders' morning commute tomorrow has been postponed.
Financier fined $2.6m for ignoring fishy transactions from business mogul
The offending was described as 'insidious' in the first case of its kind in NZ.
March Madness: Rolling bus strikes to hit Auckland commuters from tomorrow
NZ Bus drivers in Auckland plan to strike over pay and conditions.
Power struggle: E-scooters more popular that e-bikes, retail data reveals
An electric transport retailer in Auckland was not surprised by the results.
March Madness: Auckland motorway crashes cause huge delays, bus services cancelled
Thirty-seven bus services Auckland wide-are affected.
Media personality name suppressed to prevent 'ruining' career
'No other employer within the industry is going to want to touch him,' says judge.
Angry Massey scientist hits out at vice-chancellor over proposal to scrap science
Top scientist takes aim at Massey vice-chancellor on Twitter over controversial shake-up.
Stolen Range Rover: Concrete mixer halts dramatic chase in West Auckland
Police say the fleeing vehicle was driving in a 'dangerous manner'.
Bus strikes add to March Madness in Auckland this week
NZ Bus is warning of delays to some peak-hour bus services.
When will Taupo's next 'super-eruption' happen?
Four of the 10 recorded 'super-eruptions' in past 2.8 million years have happened in NZ.
Screams, gunshots: Second shooting in Auckland suburb in three days
A shooting and a car fire overnight in Mt Roskill may be linked, police say.
Bus strikes loom after quiet start to March Madness
Traffic was flowing freely into the central city this morning.
March madness: Slow start for Auckland drivers as perfect traffic storm hits
Roadworks and university starting up are a recipe for chaos.
Auckland's March Madness traffic: Sight-seeing tour buses on standby
Tour buses on standby for March Madness transport.
As summer officially bids goodbye, the heatwave continues to stay
There's a chance of rain sprinkling the country, but not where it's needed the most.
Lotto frenzy: Staggering number of ticket sales for $50m prize
Sales peaked at 6pm-7pm last night.