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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.
Man accused of murdering 'gentle giant' apprentice builder can now be named
Joshua Timoti has pleaded not guilty to killing Jonty Douglas.
Remuera attempted murder case: Trial set for man initially sent to psychiatric facility for alleged stab attack
Authorities said at the time that a man had been stabbed seven times.
More rain looms as Auckland recovers, 100 flood-damaged properties
The region had up to 110mm worth of rain yesterday.
Top Māori cop wants to make a difference on crime and for whānau
Police superintendent Scott Gemmell has a new role and a new direction.
Heavy rain tracking to Bay of Plenty; Auckland remains in state of emergency after day of deluge
There's no reprieve for the top of the country with heavy rain forecast this afternoon.
$650m project: Spark to shift 1800 staff to new Auckland CBD headquarters
'It’s at a whole new level of quality, environmental sustainability and occupier comfort.'
‘Significant' delays across Auckland’s flood-affected motorway network
'We urge Aucklanders to take extreme care when travelling.'
Pead liquidates NZ arm of Australian food business Krumbled for PR fees, costs
The venture was so unsuccessful that not even the food survived. It was destroyed.
'It’s not safe for us': West Auckland residents hit again by floods
"There is a limit. I just want to sit down and cry.”
Police wrong to take and retain photos of man at random check
Mahia Tamiefuna was convicted using photos taken unlawfully.
Auckland State of Emergency declared amid widespread flooding; warning more rain to come
Severe thunderstorms bringing torrential rain for Auckland and Northland.
Auckland declares state of emergency: What it means for you
Auckland's state of emergency explained.
Hawke’s Bay-born sparky inspires others through bilingual journaling
Hira Nathan didn't think he'd get into journaling, but now he's published his own book.
Unhappy meal: McDonald's serves up raw chicken nuggets, blames human error
The father is demanding urgent action from the fast food giant.
Emergency services respond to disorder in West Auckland
The police dog squad was at the Waimumu Rd property along with an ambulance.
Woman with deep vein thrombosis misdiagnosed, discharged twice
She was thought to have been suffering sciatica. It was something far more serious.
Auckland Council cold on compensating private homeowners after floods, buy-outs mooted
Wayne Brown says central government needs to show leadership around storm-related compo.
Woman accused in suitcase murders fights to keep name suppression
She appealed after the High Court declined her application in March.
From $7 to $56 - have NZ Post Auckland boundaries changed?
Some Aucklanders are wondering if NZ Post has changed its delivery boundaries.
Fresh heavy rain alert brings new threat of floods, slips
A new storm will bring squally thunderstorms and downpours to the north on Tuesday.
Police ask for help after Auckland woman Honey Ihaka missing for a week
Police are appealing for the public’s help to find Auckland woman Honey Ihaka.
‘We are still being dawn raided’: Tongan leader tells meeting
Government considering amnesty for overstayers, but unable to give date for decision.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 26 - this is what she needs other women to know
It took four visits to three different doctors before she was referred to a specialist.
Woman quits in work-from-home row, loses ERA case
Philippa Johnson said she would never backstab her boss - but did and lied about it.
Why teen who planned terror attack in Auckland keeps his name secret
Young man's plans targeted non-Muslims in Auckland.
Inland Revenue wants to liquidate aged care business
IRD’s three applications to be heard in the High Court at Hamilton on Monday, May 15.
Beachlands South developer on 307ha plans: $2.5b infrastructure just the start
One narrow, winding road and no schools are the locals' two main concerns.
The man who wants to fix the 'Auckland disease'
Auckland Minister Michael Wood opens up about the Government's commitments to the city.
Michael Wood talks on transport, health and ram raids
Michael Wood and the ‘Auckland disease’ talks transport, health and ram raids with the Herald. Video / NZ Herald