Covid-19: One new case in MIQ, none in the community
The new border case arrived from the Philippines via Singapore on June 2.
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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,
House fire that killed father and son was non-accidental - police
Lee Roycroft and his son Phoenix Roycroft died in the blaze last Tuesday.
Man critically injured in incident in Papakura
An ambulance, a rapid response unit, one manager and a doctor were all sent to the scene.
'Ludicrous': Car stolen from VTNZ after keys left inside during WOF - but it's not the first time
"The keys should not have been left in the car."
Call for Team NZ to 'stay loyal' following reports of rejected $100m defence bid
Team New Zealand needs to recognise the support of Kiwis.
Failed Auckland wedding fair saga continues, business now in liquidation
Vendors disappointed and disgusted at their treatment.
Another arrest made in relation to Sofitel shooting
Police are not ruling out making further arrests in relation to the Sofitel shooting.
Auckland motorists warned of delays after motorway crashes
Auckland motorists are warned of delays on the city's motorway network early today.
Jon Lamonte: Watercare's $18.5b plan for Auckland
Opinion: Why households with typical water use will pay around $1.50 more per week.
Six-year-old Jethro Chiet looking forward to life after cancer battle
"The world is a better place with him in it."
'High-risk' parolees to be housed between two Auckland schools
'If these people are there how do you monitor them?'
Carpet maker's failed $24.6m deal hits courts
Cavalier Corporation later sold the plant to property investor Ben Cook for $25.5m.
Why The Warehouse's growth strategy is inspired by tech giant Amazon
NZX-listed retailer wants to replicate US tech giant's convenience.
Streets of gold: NZ's richest streets
Expect residents to pull up to the local dairy in a Lamborghini.
Police find dinghy but Waiheke Island boatie still missing after 7 days
Erno Bedo, 73, remains missing after being last seen seven days ago in Oneroa Bay.
'Almighty boom': Boy racer chaos - 'there is going to be a kid get hit one day'
Police are boosting Cockle Bay patrols after the latest of many dangerous incidents.
'I was absolutely terrified': The Kiwi toddler who's spent half her life in hospital
Maddison Milne has spent almost half her life in hospital.
Dental disaster: Nearly 2000 patients in limbo as firm collapses
A parent dental company has gone under, leaving 1661 patients owed a total of $770,000.
Wild weather: Civil Defence on standby amid Canterbury flood warnings
Emergency services are warning people to be prepared for flooding in some areas.
The headline-grabbing headmaster in charge of NZ's second-biggest school
It's a complicated job, running a school with a population the size of Raglan.
'Significant event': Parts of NZ bracing for major deluge, severe winds
The red warning notice is only issued for significant weather events.
Rocket Lab ordered to pay $98k for employee's unjustified dismissal
Engineer's dismissal was unjustified and there were serious breaches of good faith: ERA.
NZ still sending plastic waste to developing countries
Since 2019, more than 10,000 tonnes of NZ's plastic has gone to Malaysia alone.
Five people in hospital after ute crashes into petrol station sign
The crash happened at the Caltex service station on Glenbrook-Waiuku Rd.
Coatesville fire: Phoenix Roycroft, 13, died alongside his father Lee
The pair died in a house fire earlier this week.
'Wikipedia says I have 3.5 years to live': How to get on with living with cancer
Herald photographer Jason Oxenham on his new normal - which is far from normal.
Dilworth victim: 'You can't tell me there wasn't a child abuse ring'
Dilworth tutor was in MacMurray House at same time as two others accused of abusing boys.