'A miracle': Tradie escapes gunfire by millimetres in Beach Haven shooting
The unsuspecting tradie was sitting in his ute when someone opened fire on his vehicle.
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Once a bustling haven, Ponsonby Rd is now the quietest it has been in decades.
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Police said they have opened an investigation and are yet to find the woman.
Manhunt under way in northwest Auckland for 'evil' repeat offender
'He is considered dangerous and should not be approached.'
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Actura owes millions to NZ and Aussie families sent into debt to fund axed student tours.
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Armed police swarm Auckland suburb as part of 'ongoing investigation'
A witness said 11 police vehicles were in attendance and officers were armed.
'No card, no play': SkyCity to bring new cards to NZ, Adelaide next year
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North Shore home and car sprayed with gunfire in early-morning attack
One neighbour said she heard 11 shots in quick succession.
Auckland landlord's sub-letting scheme ends with $14,000 fine, banning order
Auckland landlord was advised to get her act together but chose not to, tribunal says.
Young woman who helped cause 18yo Connor Boyd’s death loses Court of Appeal suppression battle
The justices also rejected her bid for a reduced sentence.
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Exclusive: Drive-by shooting targets home of mother of alleged Auckland gang boss
The shooting came after a post-funeral Rebels ride through the territory of another gang.
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First XV wrap: Pukekohe High topple Wesley College
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Arvida shareholders offered 65% premium on shares in takeover offer
Board unanimously recommends New York-based outfit's takeover bid.
Biden ends presidential race and public transport fare caps | Focus Morning Bulletin July 22, 2024
Joe Biden drops out of the US presidential race and calls to roll out caps on what people pay for public transport across the country in today's New Zealand Herald headlines.
'Another blow for Northland': Brynderwyns closure highlights need for four-lane highway
The closure of the highway on Saturday shows an urgent need for a Brynderwyns replacement.
Jarrod Gilbert: I went to court. I got schooled.
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Redress about more than just 'shut-up money': Gang boss on abuse in state care
Black Power leader 'Puks' says damaged whānau deserve more than just 'shut-up money'.
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OPINION: NZ needs a broader discussion on what Tiriti-led transport policies look like.
Two memorial sites for Mount Erebus tragedy up for consideration
The memorial was originally planned for Auckland's Parnell Rose Garden.
Nepalese nationals targeted in new fake job offers for cash scam
Nepalese Consulate issues immigration scam warning on Facebook.
Auckland Transport rolls out $50 weekly fare cap
AT users will be charged a maximum $50 a week, regardless of how often they use services.
'Take shelter': New wild weather warning for Northland as Brynderwyns clean-up continues
SH1 is open at the Brynderwyns but more thunderstorms are on their way.
Multiple gunshots fired at house in Māngere, South Auckland
Police are working to establish whether the incident is gang-related.