
Fatal fall: Man who died on Auckland motorway identified
The death has been referred to the coroner.
The death has been referred to the coroner.
One person is in a critical condition.
The Ministry of Social Development said it has made changes in its investigation approach.
David Parker has some issues over filling in the Waitematā Harbour with more concrete.
Ray and Reta Milovale couldn't do anything as flames engulfed their Papatoetoe home.
The incident took place just before 9 o'clock tonight.
The motorist couldn't believe his eyes as he drove past the Lime scooter rider.
Paul Webb rose to prominence in 2006 as a dragon on the entrepreneurial reality TV show.
Refugee hopes to return to Iraq.
The journey took the 67-year-old just 154 days.
The judges described Dermot Nottingham's requests as a "fishing expedition".
SAS trooper Lance Corporal Nicholas Kahotea was farewelled in Auckland yesterday.
The woman behind one of the most bizarre cases in Auckland's courts will stay in prison.
Jerico Telea died in hospital two days after a serious assault, police allege.
The trio's first trial was aborted after a jury heard about two weeks of evidence.
The plan identifies priorities for track upgrades and reopening over the next five years.
First recorded Muslims in NZ date back to visit of French ship 250 years ago.
St Helier's nudist beach's various names prompt call for new signs to display them all.
The family claim they were told "the owner doesn't want Indian tenants".
Auckland Regional Public Health Service identified the retailers over a two-week period.
ACC stats show nearly 2000 e-scooter injury claims have been made since October.
The man presented at Middlemore Hospital yesterday afternoon with a gunshot wound.
Anyone with information can call Waitemata CIB on 09 839 0697.
The new owners would lease back at a commercial rate for up to 25 years, Tamihere said.
A woman in her 60s allegedly hit the toddler with a trolley before punching him.
Bankrolled by a billionaire, Ben Ainslie's Team UK are out to steal the America's Cup.
Auckland workers who maintain and repair passenger trains are being suspended for a month.
Police are currently working to establish the circumstances of the man's injuries.
In a desperate plea to end his loneliness, Jerald Montillier, 75, turned to Facebook.