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North Shore assault: Man hospitalised with critical injuries
Man drives up to victim before assault in suburb.
Back to school: Kiwis returning due to Covid ease teacher shortage
Teaching vacancies listed in January dropped by a third from January last year.
Playgrounds and toilets could be closed by Auckland Council
The council has already closed service centres in Birkenhead and Glenfield.
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).
No threat: Suspicious package found on bus near Auckland shopping centre
Cordons on roads surrounding Glenfield Mall are being lifted after Police examine package.
Watch: Auckland petrol station ram-raided, multiple offenders on the run
Police say they are following strong lines of inquiry on the offenders involved.
Choosing childcare: An insider's view
An insider's view of childcare by Glenfield early childhood teacher Nick Batley.
Choosing childcare: How to decide what's best for your child
Take a checklist when you're choosing daycare, but in the end it's love that counts.
AK-47, submachine gun, and meth seized in police drug bust
It comes off the back of several other drug-related arrests throughout the country.
Burger frenzy: BurgerFuel brings in crowd controllers, PM expresses concerns
Burger chain stations crowd controllers outside all stores to end frenzied scenes.
Caught on camera: Burger crowds - 'Oh man, I'm worried for us'
Customers and delivery drivers seen crowded together waiting for orders.
Pharmacies struggling as Coronavirus alert level 3 announced
Pharmacies are struggling as people rush in to collect their prescriptions.
'Oh, hello doggy...then snap': Man describes moment finger bitten off
'I'm looking down at the ground and there's my finger', man says of frightening incident.
Employer challenges phone recording in sex blackmail of ex-worker
The worker was told a woman would be paid $10,000 to make a sexual misconduct complaint.
Sewage overflows blamed on 'fatbergs' and dodgy wet wipes
Watercare says 'fatbergs' to blame, combined with wet wipes claiming to be flushable.
Police find gun in roof following stand-off with man in Glenfield
There are reports of armed police surrounding a Glenfield shop.
Man tried to blackmail former employee with fake sex claim
Harjit Dheil had been convicted in the Auckland District Court for blackmail.
North Shore Police seek pair involved in Mobil robbery
Police were called to reports of a robbery at the Mobil on Verrans Corner in Birkdale.
Sinister doorknocks: Caught on camera in broad daylight
Fears a suspicious doorknocker now targeting homes in broad daylight.
Ministry apology: Mum of severely disabled daughter denied aid
"I've given up my entire life and marriage to care for her at home," says angry mum.
Auckland school choice set to tighten
Housing infill will force zoning schemes at 103 of Auckland's 140 unzoned schools.
Classroom crunch: The areas where kids are learning in prefabs
A big backlog of school building work is blamed on an overstretched construction industry.
Meet the hardest working foster parents in NZ
They haven't had a sleep-in since 1982, and they've changed more than 100,000 nappies.
'Shameful': Teen told to cover up traditional tattoo to challenge school rules
Marli Atu is proud of his Pasifika heritage, plans to challenge school rule.
Pet cat put down after being doused in sulphuric acid
Police have been notified about the incident and are making enquiries.
Police investigating threats at a North Shore business
Police have closed a North Shore road after threats made at a business.
P-fuelled car-jacker's sentence slashed
Appeal judges say sentence was "manifestly unjust"
Te reo Māori in the mall at Glenfield tonight
It is part of the push to revitalise and normalise te reo Māori in all communities.
Kitten rescued after losing a leg in motorway mayhem
Police worked with mechanics and a vet to save a kitten who lost a leg on the motorway.
Couple's 'endless battle' with Immigration to be together
Couple insist their relationship is genuine and has the support of their families.
Back to school? Why your kid should get dirty
Abolishing national standards has freed schools to help kids learn through play.
Bridges makes last-ditch push in Northcote
National leader Simon Bridges made a last bid for votes in Northcote this afternoon.