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Auckland criminal lawyer in dock for disorderly conduct
Sources said the charges came amid a period of increasingly concerning conduct.
Ex teacher, Catholic leader in jail for rape seeks reduced sentence
Daniel Pervan met the victim through Catholic Discipleship College, where he was a leader.
This city just beat Queenstown for most-searched winter escape in NZ
As winter draws near, people reveal where they are keen to holiday.
Young south Auckland entrepreneurs new kaupapa Māori business
South Auckland students are celebrating Māori culture with baby teethers.
Transport watchdog calls for regulation of all recreational skippers, boats
TAIC has identified nationwide safety issues relating to recreational boats and boating.
Are retirement village stocks safe? Analyst on ComCom probe
'Level of concern amongst residents and advocates about some of the sector’s practices.'
Three suspicious fires lit under Auckland's Spaghetti Junction
Police have been called into investigate the suspicious blazes.
Nats select former Māori Party candidate for Tāmaki Makaurau
It comes after Christopher Luxon this week ruled out working with the Māori Party.
Police station staffing debate highlights concern about lack of frontline support
More than half of stations in several districts hadn’t received more staff.
First look: What's it like inside NZ's biggest build-to-rent project?
"We allow people to do decorating of their apartments. You’re allowed to bring your pets."
Anti-bird roosting measures in cladding of new $63m block
'Sloped the bottom of the cruciform indents at a 50-degree angle,': birds don't roost.
The $70m question: Why Ponsonby Central's owner is selling up
Andy Davies established the hub 11 years ago.
Leaky building saga: Takapuna apartment tower owners win case against own lawyers
Lawyers challenged almost all aspects of the claim brought in the proceedings.
Chiropractor suspended following 'intense' relationship with patient
Bill Donaldson was in a relationship with the patient for around two years.
Police attending sudden death in Auckland’s Westmere: WorkSafe to be notified
A spokeswoman for police said the death was not being treated as suspicious.
Disaster-fatigued? How to manage the mental impacts of storms
An expert explains the signs of disaster fatigue to watch out for after the latest storm.
Auckland police working to determine cause of cyclist's unexplained injuries
The man remains in hospital in a critical condition.
Opinion: Why language is so profoundly important to me
Taieri MP Ingrid Leary shares her love of language and a special connection to Rotuma.
CBRE breached real estate rule, no penalty issued
The agency had no prior disciplinary history, no complaint had been made by the client.
‘Never seen it here in Auckland’: Workers get icy smoko surprise
'It looked like Christchurch, you know, very snowy, bright white.'
Auckland crime: Ram raiding thieves take off with supermarket charity boxes
They used a car to gain entry into the west Auckland grocery store.
Theatre review: Kōpū - a celebration of wāhinetanga
When you arrive at Te Pou Theatre for the show, leave your white feminism at the door.
Developer of $60m Waiheke Island coastal housing estate wants out
Sales of the housing sites taking longer than expected.
Auckland flooding: Is this our new normal?
A clinical psychologist explained every time it floods, the trauma compounds.
'Gaping hole': Auckland households face $560 a year more in rates, water bills and storm costs
Wayne Brown can't say at this stage how low he can keep rates.
Warning for motorists on Auckland Harbour bridge
An amber alert warning is in place with with forecast westerly winds of 75-85km/h.
Sunnynook dairy ram raid: Two teens arrested after fleeing police
The two 17-year-old boys face charges relating to burglary and taking a motor vehicle
‘It's not worth living here’: West Auckland residents abandon flooded homes
Auckland residents share their frustrations after being flooded a third time this year.
'Price on my head': Gang member had loaded AK-47 'ready to use'
Tangi was arrested outside a $5.9 million Auckland mansion where other gang members lived.
Commerce Commission launches retirement village probe
Investigation into potential Fair Trading Act breaches - commission.
Vector stung with near $1.2m penalty for excessive power outages
The electricity lines company breached its own quality standards.
'The muscle' fails in Court of Appeal while gang mate succeeds
The gang members were convicted for their part in a meth ring run out of a car yard.