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Police swarm central Auckland street after reports of a person with a firearm
Police descended on Hobson St after reports of someone with a gun.
'Devastating': Worker shortage causes crisis - employers plead for help
Kiwi business owners say New Zealand's labour shortage has reached crisis point.
'Stupidly expensive': New Auckland harbour bridge cost far outweighs benefits
David Seymour says cycle bridge does not stack up and should be scrapped.
'Frightening' Auckland robbery footage to feature on Police Ten 7
'This was a shocking incident which was traumatic for the victims involved.'
Stewart Island child's Covid scare; PM reveals when you can get your jabs
PM unveils vaccine rollout scheme - when you can get your Covid jabs.
Leaked document reveals proposals to revive Hauraki Gulf
Included are proposals to expand marine protected areas, ban trawling in vast areas.
'Incredibly disappointing': Mass bubble breaches revealed in MIQ
The 12 people who breached MIQ regulations are in isolation until swab results are in.
'Pissed off': More Auckland vaccine rollout issues ahead of national system
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is set to reveal details about the national booking scheme.
Car ablaze: Fire engulfs vehicle on Auckland's Northern Motorway
A burning car is blocking lanes on an Auckland motorway.
Auckland seeks to plug $364m transport funding gap
The Super City is short of cash for basic services and infrastructure, deputy mayor says.
Southern and Onehunga train lines cancelled or delayed
Trains across the Southern and Onehunga are cancelled or delayed today.
Grant Kirby: Why everyone else is laughing at Auckland
Opinion: Our largest city is run on an ideology of growth and ignoring past failures.
Proposed school zone change set to fix anomaly
Mum 'absolutely thrilled' new zone will let her boys attend their closest high school.
'Demolition but smarter': How old state houses are turning into tiny homes for the homeless
A Māori business, a church and a state agency are stopping them from going to landfill.
Man who died in police custody named
The death has been reported to IPCA, Worksafe and the Coroner.
No new Covid cases today, two patients remain in hospital
Two people with the virus remain in a stable condition at Middlemore Hospital.
Kimleang Youn death: Man seen at petrol station ruled out
Police continue to investigate the death of Kimleang Youn, 28.
The cycling debate is not about lycra. It's about power
OPINION: We are all less safe out here when people resort to dehumanising stereotypes.
One new Covid MIQ case, confusion over patient in hospital's ICU clarified
Ministry clarifies Covid patient was in ICU but is now out.
'Targeted and terrorised' - PM announces apology for dawn raids
They have been called a 'shameful stain' on New Zealand's history.
Auckland Covid case out of ICU, remains in hospital
The Ministry of Health revealed the change on its website yesterday afternoon.
Child seriously injured, struck by car in central Auckland
A child has been seriously injured in a motor vehicle incident in Sandringham.
Garth Falconer's alternative Waitematā crossing
Opinion: A curved form with long legs would be restrained enough to fit the surroundings.
Small Business: Mexican food supplier's journey from mezcal importer to corn tortillas
Arturo Luna on acquiring a food business just before New Zealand's nationwide lockdown.
Pedestrian dead after being hit by car in South Auckland
The accident on Weymouth Rd, Manurewa, was reported to police at 4pm.
Labour MP admits timing of harbour bridge cycleway 'not the best'
Rangitata MP Jo Luxton responds to stinging criticism of Govt's Canterbury flood response.
Schools locking toilet blocks to curb vaping 'epidemic'
Locking toilets, instant stand-downs and vape detectors are being used to deter students.
Claire Trevett: Labour's little bridge of horrors
The perception is of Govt spending on a luxury item while penny pinching with nurses.
Bomb threat forces Mitre 10 staff out of office in Albany
Police have advised the hardware retailer to keep staff out until further notice.
Police seize weapons, meth and gang patches in locker
A 27-year-old man was arrested and charged with unlawfully possessing the firearms.
'We make the decision together' - Yacht club to meet Dalton this week
Yacht club to get update on cup negotiations amid rumours of legal challenge.
Covid-19: Confusion over Auckland vaccination booking waits
Some Auckland vaccination centres appeared to be booked until the end of July.