Bribery case: Ex-Auckland Council worker named
A cheque for $7500 was allegedly used to bribe a former staff member to award a contract.
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Ōtara crash: Man hit by own vehicle, critically injured
Emergency services at the scene in Preston Road.
Simon Wilson: Phil Goff's wake-up call - 5 ways to make city better
COMMENT: Five ways Phil Goff could turn himself into a better candidate for mayor.
Man offers waste collection service, dumps it across the city
His service was reportedly rubbish.
Emergency delivery: Birth plan out the window, hubby's YouTube solution
Husband said his plan was to consult YouTube on how to deliver a baby.
Police arrest seven people near Ihumātao
Aside from the arrests it had been a peaceful day, topped by a Stan Walker performance.
Baby returns home to Canterbury with measles caught in Auckland
The infant, holidaying in the city with family, is too young for first MMR dose.
Auckland Council adopts new rules for dogs on beaches
Rule change allows owners to enjoy public places with their dogs for longer.
Police investigating after motorway head-on crash footage leaked
"Police take these matters seriously and we are disappointed at what occurred."
Police spiked stolen car's tyres before sickening head-on motorway crash
'His rear driver side tyre was shredded and he was practically driving on the rim.'
Council calls for urgent meeting over 'grave' situation at Ihumātao
One councillor called the Ihumātao issue a "weeping sore that has been allowed to fester".
Man in court accused of killing Auckland baby
A man has appeared in court charged with murdering an Auckland toddler.
Southern Motorway crash: Stolen car's collision closed highway for two hours
Part of the Southern motorway had to be closed because of a serious crash this morning.
Family want charges laid after crash left toddler paralysed
"We're just angry at everything we've been going through and still no one's been charged."
Cyclist needs surgery after hit and run in Auckland CBD
The incident happened at the intersection of Nelson and Cook Sts on Wednesday morning.
Fake NZ doctor prescribed to over 160 UK patients
Fake doctor Zholia Alemi claimed she had a degree from the University of Auckland.
Innocent man gunned down: Two charged with murder
Two men aged 25 and 27 due in court today on murder charge.
Fogbound: Another murky morning, warning for motorists
It is another foggy morning in Auckland today.
SkyCity hotels to add climate change 'bible' to rooms
SkyCity will soon have a new kind of climate change bible in its top drawers.
So regular we are used to it': 2000 hospital workers attacked on the job a year
"Sometimes, physical abuse is so regular most of us are used to it."
'Continuation of colonisation' – Green MP fired up over Ihumātao
Green co-leader Marama Davidson says she will continue to press the Govt over the issue.
Watch: Inside Eden Park's glamping 'domes'
"Staydium Glamping" is about to go live. This is what it will look like.
$5.3m fine sticks for bankrupt Auckland money launderer
The DIA found more than 1500 transactions - totalling $105.4m - failed to meet the law.
Test drive crash: $290,000 Ferrari a write-off - witness
Ferrari test driver revved up to enjoy the noise, expert says.
Mystery in the skies: Meteor or space junk?
Exactly what was seen over New Zealand skies remains somewhat of a mystery.
Stubborn fog returns: Auckland flights face delays, cancellations
Thick fog is restricting visibility in parts of the supercity.
'Ultra-ego' forex broker jailed for $7m Ponzi scheme
Three of Kelvin Wood's investors lost more than $1 million each.
Ihumātao development site protest: Occupiers and police standing ground at Auckland site
Police make fourth arrest this morning as protest continues.
Muslim leaders want answers on council pool swimwear policy
Council says woman not asked to leave, but told she couldn't swim in her attire.
Auck traffic: Three crashes on motorways early this morning
There are delays heading into the city this morning after two crashes.
'Big flaming ball' thought to be a meteor sighted over Auckland
"I thought 'oh a shooting star' but it was massive and I could hear the whirr sound."
The story of the architect who stole trade secrets
Michael Davies was accused of leaving his old firm with 'thousands' of secret files.
Fight for Ihumātao: Three people arrested at historic Auckland site
A group has been occupying the land, near Auckland Airport, to stop Fletcher development.
Was it a hate crime? Crown to consider appeal of road-rage sentence
Despite Fraser Milne's racist diatribe the judge did not consider his attack a hate crime.