This week, Herald readers have shared their stories of crime and offending in New Zealand.

New Zealand kids hope to ride right over a world record set last week in the UK.

Police continue enquiries into man's death in West Auckland.

Flooding reached worrying heights in Gurvinder Singh's small apartment.

In the driving rain, a bit of number eight wire thinking saved an auditorium from flooding.

A car crashed into a power pole in West Auckland this evening, bringing the power pole and power lines down.

The cause of the fire is not yet known.

Early last year, Ben Suisala was fit, healthy and hoping to play professional rugby. Now, the 25-year-old Auckland father-of-two has terminal brain cancer.

Students using a school laptop to put together a yearbook came across porn a teacher had stashed on the device.

More than two weeks after an 11-year-old boy was abducted and sexually assaulted in West Auckland, other attempted abductions continue to be reported.

Emergency services have cordoned off the public toilets in Glen Eden.

Police and the Fire Service are at a West Auckland cemetery tonight following reports a car within the grounds is on fire.

The real estate watchdog is gunning for a high-flying agent's licence, saying his repeated infringements prove he was only motivated by lucrative commission money.

Occupants of an Auckland apartment block escaped serious injury overnight, after a fire broke out in the unit.

An elderly woman is in hospital after confronting a drunk man trying to break into her Glen Eden home last night.

When his grandfather collapsed from a seizure, 5-year-old Max Murphy knew exactly what to do.

Here are four cafes which not only provide treats for your tastebuds, but, are a feast for your eyes too.

The Maori Party has announced it will stand a candidate against Hone...