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Corrupt cop guilty of illegally accessing police computer
The officer is also seeking permanent name suppression.
Dance review: Hope and harsh realities in triple treat of Pacific dances
Dances based on personal experience show harsh realities but also hope, Raewyn Whyte says.
Charges dropped for man accused alongside lawyer of pressuring witnesses
The lawyer says he fled the country after multiple threats were made against his life.
More than 70 per cent of Kiwis have copped road rage: survey
Most believe they are courteous on the road but don't feel the same about other drivers.
Key: Why ANZ delayed Hisco exit announcement for weeks
An internal review from ANZ bank has forced boss David Hisco to get packing.
'Oppressive': Judge blocks Colin Craig efforts to question former press secretary
Rachel MacGregor will not be cross examined by Colin Craig for a fourth time.
Breakdowns on Auckland motorway causing delays
Auckland commuters still facing traffic congestion.
'Black smoke billowing': Firefighters extinguish East Tamaki blaze
Fire investigator has arrived to determine cause of the blaze.
Busy Remuera car park closed due to safety concerns will be redeveloped
The Clonbern Rd car park was closed late last year.
Auckland councillor urges officials to investigate over 'utility rooms'
Chris Darby said if converting garages for profit is rife, it needs further investigation.
Bike paths 'awash with a***holes', says cyclist hurt in e-bike collision
Cycleways are now de facto roads where cyclists treated as a "nuisance", injured man says.
Paved paradise: Red tape, parking pressure leads to demolition of old homes
Four properties demolished for carparking had a combined value of nearly $10 million.
Mini-festival offers delicious taste of cabaret
Cabaret Festival offers rich array of entertainment - for those willing to try it.
Theatre review: A Fine Balance reminds us not to forget our recent past
Don't forget the past: Local theatre companies join forces for a powerful A Fine Balance.
Pet Refuge: What will the $300,000 raised be spent on?
Donations for the refuge skyrocketed past the $250k target...here's where it is all going.
Teen charged in relation to Auckland robberies and assaults
The teen will appear in the Auckland Youth Court later this week.
'Don't be creepy': CAA issues drone warning to real estate agents
Drone operators who breach CAA rules could face prosecution or fines.
Parenting blogger Maria Foy's health battle, and why she's talking about it
The Happy Mum Happy Child founder is telling her story to help others.
Three people injured in two car crash in Papakura
One person is speaking to police in relation to the crash.
Auckland motorway closures: What you need to know
Next week NZTA will close 48 separate stretches of Auckland motorway from 9pm to 5am.
City of Sales: Inside look at Auckland's property investors
With the boom years over, property investors gather to learn how to get rich in a downturn
Would you live here? Garage renos aimed at vulnerable tenants
Garage conversions add value to a house sale, but have been described as "exploitation".
Search for plane missing on Coromandel Peninsula
The two-seater aircraft's last known position was in a rugged area.
Waste firm plan for landfill 'risk' to Kaipara Harbour
Kaipara mayor and iwi leaders protest against new dump just outside Northland border.
Temperatures to drop 3C-4C early next week
Auckland is forecast to drop from a high of 17C today to 14C by Tuesday.
A year in the life of the First Baby
Meeting moviestars and juggling politics, it's been an eventful year for Neve.
Janet McAllister: Who does Boy Walking sculpture represent?
COMMENT: Janet McAllister on how the sculpture reinforces what is regarded as the norm.
Motorway mayhem: crashes/breakdowns cause delays
Drivers are still being warned to take extra care.
Prominent businessman loses suppression argument with Herald
The Herald has opposed the applications for secrecy.
Locals told to lay their own traps in rat-infested village centre
The council says it has limited powers to control the infestation of cat-sized rodents.
Auckland Mayor and city councillor face off over freedom camping
Promise to retrospectively fix bylaw allowing freedom camping on city streets shot down.
Kiwi sports star linked to international drug conspiracy case loses suppression
A prominent sportsman was linked to an international drug conspiracy.