Man trapped under car as mob threatened driver
Witnesses to incident last night described it like a scene from Fight Club.
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Crash on Auckland's Southern Motorway
Crash on Auckland Southern Motorway expected to cause delays from Manukau.
Our Jekyll and Hyde summer continues
Four seasons in one country - heat, thunderstorms and rain on way.
Bullied boy now 'walking on air'
Boy's new school promises to make the placement "the best it can be for the child".
Parents win breakthrough for bullied kids
Pakuranga parents say their autistic son, 12, was bullied by kids and mocked by a teacher.
Trio of cows stuck in a drain in east Auckland
Specialist equipment was being sent to the scene to help the fire crews release the cows.
Golfer tracks stolen gear to house but police fail to act
The game of golf went unfinished after a man's gear was stolen from the greens.
Road toll to date nearly on par with 2017
There have been 10 deaths on our roads so far this year, and nine fatal crashes.
Storm-damaged jetty at Half Moon Bay reopens
Storm-damaged Half Moon Bay ferry terminal has been deemed safe by engineers.
Boaties ignore fences, use badly damaged ramp
The boat ramp is closed due to damage from today's storm, but people still try to use it.
Mayor: Beach pollution not acceptable - here's how to fix it
COMMENT: For a world class city in the 21st century, beach pollution is not acceptable.
Two Auckland motorists clamped while in their cars
The AA says clamping while someone is in the car "smacks of revenue raising".
Realty agent terminated after misconduct ruling
A South Auckland real estate agent breached fundamental obligations to his clients.
East Auckland school bus cuts halted
Auckland Transport will postpone planned school bus cuts where parents are unhappy
School bus cuts: MPs appeal for delay
Concerned parents and principals are speaking at a Howick Local Board meeting at 6pm.
School buses axed in East Auckland
Auckland Transport is axing some school buses and telling children to catch public buses.
Auckland's light rail: Who will pick up the tab?
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff talked transport, housing and the port with the Prime Minister.
Auckland house values drop for first time in six years
Now's the time to buy if you're looking for your first home: mortgage broker.
Rain not to blame for messy parks - readers
Readers ask why they can mow their lawns, yet contractors can't mow parks
Parking company says sorry to woman, 80
The Pakuranga retiree was worried someone was going to come to her door demanding money.
Gas main ruptured after car accident
A gas main has been ruptured in East Auckland following a car crash.
Solar may cut schools power bill by $20m
The new Government will investigate solar panels to cut school power bills by $20m a year.
Motorist revolt over fuel tax: 'We'll leave the city'
Motorists are flooding the Herald with complaints against the proposed petrol tax.
Auckland house substantially damaged by fire
A Fire and Emergency NZ spokesman said five fire crews battled the "well involved" blaze.
Elderly 'Bonnie and Clyde' tell sob stories for cash
An elderly couple have been caught pressuring people for money using fabricated stories.
What's going on with these road markings?
The wide gap between the lines is a result of unfinished roadworks
The diary of a newbie politician
There was an incident with a knife, new babies and shades of Harry Potter for our new MPs.
Cash, drugs and guns: Inside the police war on the Head Hunters
The raid on Head Hunter boss Wayne Doyle is the latest battle in a "targeted" police war.
The Big Read: Inside the Head Hunters
Inside the world of the Head Hunters - and the Godfather of Kiwi crime.
Ejection leaves solo mum in limbo
A young mum weathered the death of her husband without her mum by her side.
The Big Read: Inside the Head Hunters
Inside the world of the Head Hunters - and the Godfather of Kiwi crime.