Allegations of migrant exploitation at bowling alley
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Hope for cancer patients as price falls on life-extending drug
The scheme won't cover all multiple myeloma patients. Details are due within a month.
Jumbo trash bins: Lifeline for big Auckland families as waste collection cuts loom
The proposed waste management plan is open for public consultation until 28 March.
20-year-old pleads guilty after teen killed in Muriwai ute beach crash
The man lost suppression today at a hearing in the Waitākere District Court.
Missing diver found 'cold and tired' after search at coastal Auckland community tonight
The Eagle helicopter and specialist police teams were involved in the search.
Kāinga Ora cans controversial social housing development
Development in Millwater has been controversial since the beginning.
Fall from swing leads to discovery of tumour in toddler's brain
Little Daisy Nicholls is in an induced coma after a tumour caused a brain bleed.
Rare ‘UFO cloud’ has Aucklanders’ eyes on the skies
Those who saw the spectacle said it looked like a hole in the cloud cover.
What to do this St Patrick's Day, and more activities to make Autumn better
Don't dismay, summer might be over but your weekends aren't.
Watch: Twist in poisoned sparrows case, expert backs Daily Bread bakery claims
An expert supports Daily Bread claims they were not behind poisoning captured on video.
What council's long-term plan may mean for Aucklanders - part 2
Animal control improvements, higher parking fees and cutting expensive road projects.
Auckland A-Leagues franchise reveals name, kit and crest
Auckland football fans, the wait is over.
Two men arrested, armed police descend on Auckland suburb
At least seven police cars and multiple officers on Herdman St.
Body in bag mystery: Person identified as small Asian woman
Police have now launched a homicide investigation.
Housing market spluttering back to life after sleepy January
Housing market shows some promise but has much work to do after sluggish summer.
Kebab shop burglar takes 15 water bottles, leaves $10k of damage
Owner says the alleged thief had previously stolen a chair and tried to hit her.
Botany Downs Secondary College returns after evacuation, amps up police presence
Students were told to stay away from school due to a 'threat'.
Lotto luck: Hamilton, Auckland players split $1 million prize
First division winner in Hamilton, while Huntly Lotto luck strikes again.
Journalist's $3m home fails to sell, but he still wants TVNZ court battle
Santamaria had hoped the sale of his house could have helped fund legal costs.
'So cruel': Outrage after poisoned sparrows filmed outside Auckland bakery
Owner says controlled poisoning of birds a 'last resort'.
One dead after serious motorcycle and car crash in West Auckland
The incident is at the intersection of Nikau St and Rimu St.
Authorities examine Latam flight's black box, calls for long-term passenger compensation
The black box is expected to be paramount in showing what happened during the flight.
Plastic around Gulf Harbour body could help preserve vital clues - expert
Police hope a post-mortem being carried out today will provide answers about the death.
LynnMall attacker’s ‘obvious’ mental health issues were missed, Coroner says
Ahamed Samsudeen had been under active surveillance after being released from prison.
Fed-up shopkeeper went out swinging with hockey stick as he was stabbed to death
Janak Patel's last moments have now been revealed.
'As a country we don't celebrate things enough' - PM opens $500m The Foundation retirement village
'I think as a country we don’t celebrate things enough,' says Christopher Luxon.
Drunk driver allegedly steals car from Epsom dealership, runs out of fuel on motorway
Police were able to track the vehicle with the help of motorway cameras.
What does council’s Long-Term Plan mean for Aucklanders?
Rising rates, council cutbacks and plugging a fuel-tax hole.
Luxon says he won't change cap on age limits for public roles
An Ombudsman has been forced to retire this month because of the 50-year-old law.
Wanted West Auckland man flees from police in car, then crashes into another car
Police arrested a man after spiking his car in Riverhead, Auckland.
Local boards vote to keep funding for public rubbish bins
Bins have been removed across the city but some are staying for now.
Auckland high school evacuated after student threat involving 'bomb'
The central Auckland school is currently being evacuated.
Witnesses say they may have seen body in Gulf Harbour water a day earlier
Fisherman didn't drag object he hooked further out of the water as it was too heavy.
'Harder than getting a job': Private rentals won't help emergency housing
OPINION: The government recently announced a “shake-up” of rentals, but it won't help.
