Lover of Ports of Auckland fraudster denied parole
Litia Vuniduvu remains in prison while facing the prospect of deportation.
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Covid apartment home isolation guide: Checklist out from chiefs
Concerns include air conditioning, adjacent balconies, and access to communal areas.
Experts: 'Inevitable' Covid-19 cases will crop up once Auckland's border opens
The greatest impact will be on communities with the least resources, experts say.
Live: Auckland border decision today, vaccine passes launch
Aucklanders will find out today when they will be able to leave the city.
Ministry of Health cold calls autistic 12-year-old over vaccine status
The Ministry has apologised for calling a 12-year-old about his vaccine status.
More locations of interest expected after record day of community cases
More locations of interest around the North Island are expected to be released today.
Class action: Auckland schools reopen after three months
Auckland schools will be operating a bit differently today when they reopen their doors.
Masks, mandates and no mingling as primary kids return to school
Primary schools are taking a flexible approach to the return to school.
Person dead following water incident at Bethells Beach
Police were alerted shortly before 3.40pm.
Family hesitancy affects vaccination for disabled people
Some family members were inhibiting disabled people from getting vaccinated.
Happy returns: relive your favourite flavours from far-flung destinations
Auckland's takeaway options will transport you to foodie destinations around the world.
Live: Waikato level 2 move 'too soon', local mayor anxious
Waikato is moving to alert level 2 tomorrow. But is the move too early?
'First jab ... saved my life': 45yo Covid patient put into coma, needed pacemaker
Three days into his Auckland MIQ stay, Jason Collier collapsed.
Police appeal for sightings of missing woman Cindy Li
Cindy Li has been missing for six days - have you seen her?
Iwi calls on anti-vaxxers: 'Use a different haka'
An iwi linked to the famous Ka Mate haka is calling on anti-vaxxers to stop using it.
D-day for teacher jabs - unvaxxed not allowed at school tomorrow
Teachers face a big decision today as the no jab, no job mandate comes into effect.
Woman allegedly shot in stomach, firearm yet to be located
She is recovering in hospital in a stable condition.
Rotorua Hospital, Stratford pharmacy among new locations of interest
People are urged to regularly check the locations of interest page.
Auckland War Memorial Museum reopening to public
Auckland War Memorial Museum will welcome visitors back at 10am on Monday.
Auckland shooting: Fourth man arrested over New Lynn homicide
The man is due to appear in the Rotorua District Court tomorrow.
'A bad feeling': Flatmate of Grace Millane's killer speaks out
She also recalled the moment she was told her flatmate had murdered Grace Millane.
Live like a local and discover Mission Bay's hidden gems
There's no better way to get to know a place than through the eyes of a local.
Missing family found safe after fishing trip
The four children are between the ages of 7 and 11.
'The human side of war': Untold stories of New Zealanders' experiences in World War II subject of new book
Few were left untouched by the deadliest war in history.
'Unexplained' death at West Auckland property leads to police inquiries
The Swanson death is being treated as unexplained after police arrived at 10.30am.
'Crass and stupid!' - Mayor Goff on anti-lockdown protesters blocking highways
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition protest group planned a "Great Gridlock" today.
'Surge' in Aucklanders booking baches outside city
Bachcare says Aucklanders seem more confident of borders opening.
Amazon's LOTR exit costs Auckland Council $80m next decade; 'MIQ hassles' may have contributed
A 9-year contact at Auckland studios was terminated by Amazon when it moved to the UK.
Covid spreads to Taupō, search for links to known cases
100 cases a day in Auckland and regional outbreaks, so when will NZ get the green lights?
The 90% Project: Sky Tower becomes blue beacon for vaccination
Messages of encouragement are being shown on the side of the Sky Tower.
Covid deaths at home: Don't delay calling for medical help, health bosses say
Daughter says her dad died painfully at home after being told his symptoms were normal.
'Health workforce under considerable stress,' nurses organisation says
NZNO says concerning staff levels in Auckland metro DHBs are putting patient care at risk.
'Obscene': Richlister inundated by desperate Kiwis stranded overseas
"They are trying to keep New Zealanders in the dark," Murray Bolton claims.