Operation Trojan Shield: Man faces 164 charges after global police sting
Thirty-five people - including senior gang members - are facing charges.
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Police take down gangs; Mongrel Mob calls it a smear campaign
NZ Police lay 900 charges in wake of major global police op targeting organised crime.
'Going to take a while': Auckland's water dams still only half full
Overall supply is in better shape thanks to new measures.
Photos: Huge flames at Papakura car yard fire, cause unknown
The cause of a huge car yard fire in Papakura yesterday remains unknown.
Editorial: Harbour Bridge plan a long-term bet
EDITORIAL: The bridge would be a valuable tourism asset for New Zealand's biggest city.
Sir Grahame Sydney leads South Island charge in Queen's Birthday honours
A posthumous award, an artist and politicians are among those recognised.
Cyclists want a harbour bridge lane now
Opinion: It is long past time to recognise you can't build your way out of congestion.
Man caught drink-driving twice in one night - police blitz nabs hundreds
Police catching "unfortunate" numbers of drink-drivers in blitzes around the country.
Teeks stuns at the Civic: 'I lost my cool and yelled in sheer delight'
Magical doesn't even begin to describe what Teeks created on Saturday night.
Three hurt, one seriously, after diesel burner fire
Emergency services - including a helicopter - rushed to the scene.
'War zone' in CBD: Business owners say City Rail Link work is destroying their livelihoods
Michael Wood has declined invitations to meet the struggling business owners.
Beat the winter blues: Whopping winter of fun on the cards for Auckland
"Something for everyone, from free and family friendly to high-end luxury."
Kiwi family's 'irreplaceable' 120-year-old bagpipes stolen from car boot
"Feels like someone's taken your bloody soul," top Kiwi bagpipe player Olivia Smith says.
Heavy rain warnings issued for parts of South Island
Heavy rain and strong wind warnings are in place for parts of New Zealand.
An unexplained death in Remuera: What happened to Pauline Hanna?
Who was Pauline Hanna and what happened to her?
$40,000 raised for Cancer Society by trading card game players
Gamers from across the world are playing cards to raise money for cancer research.
Wet & Forget: The unforgettable rise of a multimillion-dollar Kiwi firm
Rod Jenden: "We've been through some pretty tough times... I can tell you it's not easy."
Substance-abuse patients face wait of nearly two months for help
'To have a seven-week wait ... is what I call sinful,' patient advocate says.
Tim Shadbolt: 'If I can survive this, I can probably do another 3 or 4 terms'
After a fraught year, NZ's longest-serving mayor opens up about his health and prospects.
Collins rips into former disgraced candidate Bezzant as 'fantasist', 'sociopath'
She said it was "one of the most disgraceful things" she'd seen in politics.
Auckland to LA in six hours: Air NZ partner buying up to 50 supersonic planes
Concorde has been shown off here before - why not regular flights from a successor?
Building activity hits record levels but Covid still causing delays
Building activity rose 3.7% in the first quarter, the biggest quarterly rise in two years.
National 'dodged a very big bullet' with Jake Bezzant scandal, Collins believes
National Party selection processes need to be more robust, says leader.
Mother jailed for fracturing baby's ribs, skull
Baby's injuries were described by police as "the worst seen inflicted on a young child".
Judith Collins: Harbour bridge plan a 'kick in the teeth' for Aucklanders
The $685m plan 'seems to have nothing to do with economic growth', National's leader says.
Covid-19: One new case in MIQ, none in the community
The new border case arrived from the Philippines via Singapore on June 2.
Two more men charged in Dilworth School sex abuse investigation
Two further men already in the court process have also been charged with more offences.
Covid costs and climate force rethink on huge South Auckland roading project
Project costs ballooned up to $3.5 billion and wider programme over $6b in a year.
Holiday traffic delays: Motorists battling crashes and fog on Auckland motorways
Traffic is bumper to bumper on many motorways, road agency says.
Police swoop on polytech after reports of armed man on campus
With an arm raised, the person appeared to take aim with a handgun, terrifying passersby.
Fish and chip company linked to former real estate agent Aaron Drever liquidated
'The money just seemed to be going the wrong way.'
Auckland iwi announced as this year's host for Matariki Festival
The festival is set to be a great lead-in before Matariki becomes a national holiday.
Covid-19: More than 600 arrivals from Melbourne waiting on results
Health officials are waiting on test results for hundreds of people,