Reeling in the magic: NZ's last working 35mm film projectionist with no plans to retire
Auckland Art Gallery describes John Lilley as a 35mm film legend.
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'Pretty scary': Neighbours wake to three cars engulfed in flames
Neighbours awoke in the middle of the night to shouting and flames.
Cars destroyed as fire bug hits Auckland street
Four cars were burnt out in the Auckland city area overnight.
Gang member's funeral closes main road: Police investigating driving behaviour
Anyone seen putting others in danger will be held accountable, police say.
Watch: Huge gang funeral procession closes Auckland streets
Funeral procession leaves central Auckland suburb and rides south.
Operation Trojan Shield: Man faces 164 charges after global police sting
Thirty-five people - including senior gang members - are facing charges.
Glen Eden police raid leads to man facing charge over shooting in Avondale last week
Man, 31, arrested at a Glenmall Place address in relation to a shooting in Avondale.
Police hunt gunman after man shot in Avondale
Police are hunting a person allegedly involved in a shooting in Avondale overnight.
Police investigating Avondale shooting
Armed police and the Eagle chopper were deployed around Mead St after a shooting nearby.
Auckland shooting: Man suffers serious injuries, taken to hospital
Police investigating after shooting in Blockhouse Bay Rd, Avondale.
'You vulture': Homebuyers stunned by anonymous note
Community urged to 'take a breath and not make assumptions' after note surfaces.
Eight people arrested at protest over felling of native trees
A heavy police presence was at the site as dozens of mature native trees were felled.
Tearful protester, 18, removed from tree and arrested
The last protester trying to save a 120yo tree in Avondale has been removed and arrested.
'Ghost house' sells for $1.8m at auction
Antique dealer nets huge sale price. But how is he going to move all his stuff out?
Protester chained to crane to save protected tree from development
The protected tree on public land was signed off by the Auckland Council for removal.
Rowdy Auckland: Nearly 300,000 noise complaints in five years
Ratepayers have spent millions of dollars trying to keep the peace.
Auckland Council approves removal of protected tree
"Clearly the protection by scheduling our most important trees is meaningless."
Van hits pedestrian before crashing into house
The pedestrian has been taken to hospital in a serious condition.
One dead after suburban Auckland crash
Vehicle death thought to be related to a medical event.
Covid-19: Drug treatments to fight virus under way by NZ company
New Zealand company has found 11 drugs that show promise in fighting the Covid-19 virus.
Concrete dispatcher who demanded alcohol in return for proper services fails bid for employment compensation
Dispatcher demanded alcohol from customers in exchange for service.
Communities split over free school lunches
Full list: Which schools will get free school lunches?
Free school lunches: North Island (except Wellington)
Full list: North Island schools getting free school lunches (except Wellington).
Mega meth bust sentencing: Australian jailed over 109kg of concealed drugs
Defence: 'He has made a grave mistake, there is no doubt about it.'
Hundreds gather as rare native Auckland trees face the chop
Dozens of police have arrived on site this morning.
Primary school makes masks 'non-negotiable', reports just a third of students back
Māngere school requires even 5-year-olds to wear masks despite official advice.
Covid-19 cases: Urgent hunt to track down passengers - Were you on these buses?
Officials reveal 10 further Auckland bus trips taken by two people infected with Covid-19.
Covid-19 latest: New cases, supermarkets closed, hunt for bus passengers
There are now 111 active cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand.
Covid hunt for people on Auckland bus
Health authorities are looking for two people who did not use Hop cards on the bus.
Private schools: Are they worth $20,000 a year?
Are private schools worth the money? Part 1 of a 3-part Herald investigation.
'You speak better than us': Māori man stuns market workers with fluent Mandarin
The man has revealed the heartwarming reason he decided to learn the language.
'Chainsaw massacre': Dozens of mature native trees facing the chop
A veteran protester has propped himself in a puriri, stalling the chainsaws, for now.
Auckland trains halted after car drives on the tracks, driver taken to hospital
The car appeared to be left abandoned on the tracks.
Auckland music teacher jailed for five years for historic sex offending
An Auckland music teacher has been jailed for sexually assaulting two boys.