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Hooray! Lotto winner bags a massive $16 million
The winner struck gold in Wednesday night's Powerball draw.
The winner struck gold in Wednesday night's Powerball draw.
A high-pressure system is set to bring settled weather across the country tomorrow.
Paul Bainbridge and Litia Vuniduvu stole more than $360,000 of ratepayers' money.
The NZ Transport Agency is reporting heavy traffic in many places throughout the city.
More arrests are likely, while a 40-year-old Kiwi man faces extradition from Sydney.
The Government has categorically rejected a capital gains tax earlier today.
Forest & Bird says it is "shocked" to see the activity being "celebrated".
A St John spokeswoman confirmed that two ambulances attended the callout.
The crash happened near Whitford Park and saw the motorcyclist suffer serious injuries.
The teacher threw a 12-year-old girl into a swimming pool
The man was arrested on April 10 and has been remanded in custody until May 9.
Defence Force worker at the Washington embassy bought a hidden camera in 2014.
The crash took place around 2pm on Tuesday.
About 30 people are standing in a busy CBD intersection.
Corrections ban on temporary release following Philip John Smith escape deemed illegal
The two men were arrested after separate incidents involving child exploitation material.
'The focus for police has been on the health and wellbeing of the infant.'
The northbound lanes of Ti Rikau Dr have now reopened, Auckland Transport confirmed.
The 62-year-old was first taken hostage in 2013 by the Islamic State.
The NZ Transport Agency has suspended vehicle inspector Sun-Jin Kim and his organisation.
A look at some of the 40-plus hospitality operators set to trade at Commercial Bay.
More than 600 packed a public meeting to oppose safety improvements to St Heliers.
But there is no evidence the former Assistant Chief of Navy bought the covert camera.
The crash is clear of lanes but still causing delays near Orams Road.
Police have made three further arrests.
The infant was removed from Middlemore Hospital, and is thought to be with his mother.
The signs appear to include braille - except the dots have been printed on a flat surface.
The "precious" greenstone mere artefact is said to be worth $60,000.
Two people critically injured in separate Auckland crashes.
NZ Symphony Orchestra delivers a fine romance defying expectations, writes William Dart.