Covid-19: Auckland kura stay closed
Two wharekura remain closed because of the danger Delta has on Māori families.
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Mainland breached: New locations of interest include flight to Blenheim and regional airports
People are being urged to regularly check the locations of interest list.
Multiple Head Hunters gang members arrested after man critically injured
Police surrounded the Head Hunters' Henderson headquarters on Sunday.
Shot, NZ! Kiwis smash daily vax target - Auckland edges closer to 90%
The target was 100,000. We smashed it, and then some.
Live: Delta spreads to Waikato - new cases in Raglan, Hamilton
Jacinda Ardern will now front a 1pm press conference.
27 new community Covid cases; possible exposure event at hospital
Five unlinked cases come just days out from the Government's alert level decision.
Covid scare at police station: 11 officers wearing masks wrong
Eleven of the 13 officers had to isolate as they were wearing their masks incorrectly.
'I don't know how he'll come back from this': Bus driver's daughter reveals brutal attack was second in 3 weeks
The bus driver was back behind the wheel a week after an earlier attack in August.
No kissing, no touching, no Covid - Shortland St Hospital at level 3
Scripts, hair and makeup are all being tweaked for socially distanced filming.
Vaccination booking capacity going to waste - Tamihere
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wants as many Aucklanders as possible vaccinated this week.
'Sweetest cousins': Tributes for pair killed in Henderson crash
Two people died after a car crashed into a pole in Henderson Valley on Wednesday.
Wet & wild Auckland: Westies start the big cleanup after lockdown rain dump
West Auckland residents are starting to clean up after a massive rain storm on Monday.
Horror crash in Auckland: Two dead, two injured
A serious crash has closed part of Henderson Valley Rd in West Auckland.
Extent of Auckland flooding damage still unknown
Those in West Auckland should see a reprieve this week with little rain expected.
Niwa blames 'low level jet' for Auckland deluge
A warming climate means breaking rainfall records will become easier.
Three workers at chicken processing plant test positive for Covid-19
The employee hasn't been at work in more than a week, the company's CEO said.
Kiwis rally around injured bus driver, raise nearly $15k
'I might buy some Elton John glasses', the bus driver says about which glasses to buy.
'Unacceptable' bus attack: Teen girl tried to gouge out elderly driver's eye
The trio attacked the driver after refusing to pay, leaving him with a serious eye injury.
14yo to appear in Youth Court over Henderson police chase
Police said all seven people arrested after the pursuit were youths.
Let us test: Saliva testing provider's plea to Ministry of Health
Would increased saliva testing have reduced wait times at testing centres last week?
Watch: 'Absolute chaos' - police cars descend on allegedly stolen vehicle in high-speed chase
Residents in Henderson reported seeing police armed with pistols.
Auckland's second drive-through vaccination centre opens as nation rushes to get jabbed
Push is on for New Zealand vaccination rates to catch up with the rest of the world.
2km queues at testing sites, police managing traffic
Queues are up to 5km long with police called in to manage traffic around testing stations.
$192k to paint intersection slammed as 'shambolic' waste of public funds
"I've never seen the community so angry," the Henderson local board chair said.
Instant millionaires: Young couple claim $17m Lotto prize
The Lotto Powerball $17.1m ticket was sold at the West City Lotto store in Henderson.
Footage shows police officer repeatedly punched in the head in assault
Police officer knocked to the ground then kicked and punched in early-morning attack.
NZ's crucial Covid-19 vaccine shipment arrives early
A shipment of 150,000 vaccines has arrived two days early.
Auckland suburbs rezoned for apartments: Is your property affected?
Large swathes of suburban Auckland are being rezoned for apartments.
Why do some parts of Auckland have nicer, cleaner playgrounds?
Two councillors are calling out the lack of funding for South Auckland facilities.
'Beyond imagination': Parents unable to farewell son killed in tornado
The diesel mechanic was believed to have been working on a forklift when he was killed.
'Pissed off': More Auckland vaccine rollout issues ahead of national system
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is set to reveal details about the national booking scheme.
Covid-19: Confusion over Auckland vaccination booking waits
Some Auckland vaccination centres appeared to be booked until the end of July.
Operation Trojan Shield: Man faces 164 charges after global police sting
Thirty-five people - including senior gang members - are facing charges.
Two youths arrested after terrifying West Auckland dairy robbery
Two youths have been arrested in relation to a terrifying west Auckland dairy robbery.