Visiting ban for pregnant women, kids at measles-hit prison
Prisoners in certain units who were not immune would be placed in quarantine.
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Fatal stabbing: 63-year-old charged with murder of woman in West Auckland
Man in custody after fatal stabbing was known to the victim.
Group that opposed Auckland 1080 drop must pay $40k in court costs
The court ruled its case was "legally without substance", and based on opinion not fact.
Major delays after truck hits bridge on Auckland motorway
Delays for drivers heading into the city following 2.45pm crash.
Paralysed two-year-old speaks first words since horrific Waiouru crash
Words came as a huge relief as parents have been waiting over six weeks for her to talk.
Stabbing, screams: Hero builder tried to save woman
Police confirm a man is now in custody.
Brutal dairy attack: Lookout guilty despite not entering shop
A mother and son were violently attacked in their Grey Lynn dairy.
Otara shooting: Vehicle recovered; teen victim in stable condition
Police have found a vehicle connected to the shooting of a teenager in Otara on Friday.
Witness tried to save woman fatally stabbed in street, man arrested
St John Ambulance was called to Westgate Drive at 8.36am.
Motorcyclist crashes after police pull out of pursuit
Police spotted the rider travelling at "excess speeds'' about 9.20am in Waiuku.
Traffic backed up after crash near Khyber Pass off-ramp
Traffic on the Southern motorway is backed up after a crash near the Khyber Pass off-ramp.
Revealed: NZ's 350 new super-rich - and an $85m tax fight
Each high wealth individual has, or controls, wealth in excess of $50 million.
Cones, buckets, bins used in Auckland parking war as cars spill into street
It started with one cone. Now they've spread like the plague.
Generous pensioners give their Winter Energy Payment to charity
The couple are frugal power users and feared "making money" from the payment.
One dead after a car rolls near Pukekohe, SH1 closed near Blenheim
Emergency services are responding to Ostrich Farm Rd in Pukekohe, South Auckland.
Battle for Ihumātao: How farmland became a flashpoint
Sunday was a day of peace and prayer at Ihumātao.
Ōtara shooter at large: Police following leads
Police say they are following leads but as of Sunday afternoon, no arrests have been made.
Golden weather to make way for cold snap
Cold snap, rain and snow looms for many parts of the nation this week.
Ihumātao protest: 'People power - it's still a thing'
The protest at Ihumātao is now into day six and the land protectors aren't budging
Serious assault outside McDonald's in South Auckland
Police call for witnesses after seriously injured man taken to Middlemore Hospital.
From golden mile to lipstick alley: Queen Street's beauty explosion
Young people's love of the influencer and celebrity culture sparks big retail change.
Auckland woman's 'awful' 2-year fight to remove telephone pole
"They think I'm just some little old lady who's going to do nothing," the woman said.
What winter? Weather gods smile on New Zealand again
The dry, mild winter continues, but change is looming.
Timeline: A day of cautious optimism at Ihumātao
For many at Ihumātao it is not only about this whenua, but Māori rights in general.
Teen shot in South Auckland, street in chaos
A man was dragged away in cuffs, and a Mercedes had crashed into a light pole in Otara.
'Tens of thousands of dollars a day': Huge police cost for Ihumātao protest
Police Association says policing the protest is costing tens of thousands of dollars a day
Ihumātao occupation: Thousands more expected to join protest over weekend
People continue to arrive, swelling the number of protesters at Ihumātao.
Men arrested after steamroller used to damage cars in Upper Hutt
Two men are in custody after the incident in Silverstream about 12:25am today.
'It's so ghastly': Single mum fights for refund over stay at 'filthy' Piha bach
Whangārei woman 'shocked' over her stay at Piha bach and experience with Airbnb.
Top charity flattens $8m Parnell property for a carpark
The registered charity is now under investigation by Auckland Council.
PM Jacinda Ardern halts construction at Ihumātao site
Protests at the contested development site have lasted four days.
Chinese activity collapses: Only 75 Auckland homes sold to overseas buyers in past 3 months
The law change has seen the number of overseas buyers collapse.
Hospital crisis in Auckland: Ambulances diverted after 16 nurses call in sick
Both health boards deny suggestions they considered bringing in military personnel.
Rat killed on pest-free island Motuihe
A trap impregnated with rat scent ended up doing the trick.