‘You owe money’: Ex-inmate robbed at gunpoint by former prison buddies
The victim had no idea why he was being robbed or attacked.
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They sold or gave away nearly everything they owned, packed their car and moved aboard.
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Almost half of court-ordered reparations going unpaid, calls for Govt to step in
Advocates fear lack of accountability over reparation is causing victims additional harm.
Editorial: NZ’s lack of e-waste policy needs urgent attention
OPINION: About 71% of Auckland’s kerbside bins contained e-waste in a recent audit.
Architectural designer admits money laundering, seeks discharge and permanent suppression
The designer helped scammers steal $235,000 from two investors.
Property Insider: Fletcher’s $15m ‘mistake’, debate on granny flat law relaxation
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On The Up: Airline survived Covid and a recession - now for the future
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Why Brian Tamaki won’t face charges over Te Atatū library incident
Police found insufficient evidence to charge Destiny Church leader after confrontation.
Tech Insider: The NZ tech stars in the gun with Trump’s tariffs – and who could escape
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‘Grim reaper cometh’: Major NZX plunge amid global market turmoil
The NZX 50 Index plummeted 3.68% to 11,775.88, its worst drop since March 2020.
Victim of Manurewa stabbing mourned by family
It's understood the incident occurred during a party at a social housing complex.
Armed police swarm to West Auckland suburb after four offenders flee police
Police have asked people to avoid the area and take different routes.
Will tariff turmoil drive NZ interest rates lower still?
NZ wholesale interest rates have fallen after the US introduced higher tariff charges.
‘Unbelievable’: Mangawhai man on $1m Lotto win surprise
His first purchase will be a new car, and he plans to get financial advice.
On The Up: ‘I enjoy being alive’ – Sir Peter Leitch on making most of life after health scares
'I’m lucky I’ve got verbal diarrhoea … I never get lonely!'
On The Up: The business estate still in hot demand after 20 years
In the past year, $70m worth of building consents have been issued for the development.
‘Trapped’: Business owner bribed Immigration NZ employees, exploited migrants
Migrants weren't told they were working illegally until after they arrived from Samoa.
‘Dream does not become reality’: Steve Evans on Clever Core failure
'Thanks to all who believed in it like me, worked in it, and supported it.'
'We have spoken with a number of people': Police say no charges laid in Auckland homicide
It's understood the incident occurred during a party at a social housing complex.
Annual concert last held in 2007 returns to Hawke’s Bay
Collapse of the Timeless Summer Tour has led to the return of a gig full of 'nostalgia'.
Forecasters keeping eye on 100km/h gusts expected for Hawke’s Bay
There is a high chance the watch will be upgraded to a warning.
Australian man has facial surgery after violence at Auckland FC match
A 46-year-old was arrested over the alleged assault.
‘Not acceptable’: PM says Shane Jones’ wife should be able walk freely without being accosted
Dot Jones filed a police complaint after the incident where a man allegedly grabbed her.
$2.4b wiped off value of NZ stocks in reaction to US tariffs
The NZ market is down more than 3% and the Australian market has plunged 6.3%.
Man found dead in Whangārei not suspicious, police say
The man was found dead at a Te Kamo property on Sunday.
The Conversation: Data is no substitute for real-world experience
OPINION: While data can be useful, it’s not neutral
Michael Burgess: The big questions over Eden Park’s future
As it stands, two of three biggest teams in this city have no interest in using Eden Park.
Woolworths supermarkets around NZ affected by electronic pricing glitch
Shoppers were confronted by notices on doors saying stores were closed.
NZ hydro-power generation gets a boost
Much-needed rain has taken some pressure off the national electricity grid.
Pedestrian dies after being hit by vehicle in Henderson
The man was taken to Auckland City Hospital in critical condition.
‘Devastating consequences’: Critically hurt professor on life-altering Auckland Uni crash
Vinod Suresh says he can no longer walk, eat or live independently.