Great Barrier Island wharf to close amid collapse risk
The wharf is at 'real risk' of collapse if a ship docks in the area.
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Nearing completion: Hobsonville Point's $120m Catalina Bay Apartments
Presales have been made on 64 of the 82 new waterfront apartments, the developer said.
Peter Gordon's Homeland restaurant to close its doors
The site is due to be part of a major redevelopment.
Identities revealed of two men accused of killing Head Hunters member in park brawl
A third murder co-defendant lost suppression but has a month to decide if he will appeal.
"Unsettling': Man arrested after armed police descend on West Auckland road
A resident of Simpson Rd said she saw police with rifles guarding the cordon.
Young murder victim died in mum's arms as primary school students walked home
The killing was one of two murder allegations Tamati Simpson initially faced.
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Focus: Prominent figures oppose plan
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Four people hospitalised following serious single-vehicle crash
Four people have been injured, one critically, following a single-vehicle crash in East Auckland last night. Video / NZ Herald
Four hospitalised following single-vehicle crash in East Auckland
Emergency services received reports of a crash on Gracechurch Drive about 7.10pm.
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‘I did not shed a tear’: Mayor Brown lays into former council CEO over recruitment splurge
211 staff on salaries above $150k were recruited as a $375m budget hole was being filled.
'Ruined my life': Luxury yacht skipper loses $400k in scam, faces accused 'mule' in court
He thought he was investing $400k in a HSBC term deposit. But it was all a scam.
Daughter takes father's yacht brokerage company to task over workplace dispute
Tobie Erceg worked for Yacht Finders Global but quit after two months.
'I have the handbrake on my tongue 99pc of the time': Why Leo Molloy doesn't think he's controversial
Molloy also won't rule out of running for the mayoralty again.
Blues earn win to savour over fallen rivals
The Blues registered their second victory in their past 20 meetings with the Crusaders.
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Wynyard Crossing remains closed until further notice
This is the third closure of the waterfront thoroughfare since November.
Blues Women come back to beat Matatū
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Alleged West Auckland imposter dentist unmasked after years of practice
The man allegedly performed dental procedures for years without qualifications.
Corrections asked to find $100m+ of savings after Govt promise not to cut front-line staff
The Government says the frontline won't be affected in its $100m Corrections savings push.
'Immensely sad': Three judges die in one week
It has been a tough week for the judiciary and law and order, judges say.
Alternative lifestyles: What's it like to live on a remote island in the Hauraki Gulf?
Balancing work, family and conservation, Milly Lucas navigates island living.
From hotshot Ferrari-driving property developer to prison
Police caught him in two meth import schemes at Auckland Airport and Ports of Auckland.
NZF decision on Auckland FC sparks outrage in domestic competition
Clubs across the Northern region feel let down by the decision.
Prime Minister's office vandalised for third time in six months
'Grant the visas' has been painted on the walls of Christopher Luxon's electorate office.
Alleged knife attack involving two Auckland schoolboys
A Year 13 student has attacked another, a parent says.
Alexandra Park stand to be demolished for 193 apartments
Paul Brown and Associate Architects designed Queen of the Park and Cardigan Bay blocks.
Thousands of Auckland roads affected by Minister’s speed limit reduction reversal
AT says on roads with lower speeds, fewer people have died or been injured.
NZ First candidate loses $200k in scam, slams 'inept' banking regulations
Kiwibank refused to divulge account details to the victim, suggesting he contact the SFO.
Auckland dairy robbery committed by three 501s who met in Australian detention
Poa Pua turned to P after arriving in NZ with little support, a court has heard.