Radio host caught drink-driving fined and granted permanent suppression
The woman was fined and disqualified from driving for 28 days.
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'Horrific' kidnapping ordeal: Man appears in court
A man handed himself in to police overnight.
Person suffers blows, kick to head in late-night robbery
The victim was taken to hospital for treatment.
'Home and income': But downstairs kitchen was unconsented
A real estate agent who misled a buyer has had part of her appeal upheld.
Bridge vs tunnel: The multi-billion-dollar question hanging over new harbour crossing
One option is far cheaper than the other.
Steve Braunias: The crashing waves of grief as court hears of Baby Chance's death
Steve Braunias at the trial of a man accused of murdering a 10-month-old baby.
Albany axe attack: Accused appears in court, sweeping suppression order made
As business owners wait to enter their wrecked shops, police say the man was acting alone.
'He attacked people like a madman': Shock as three diners wounded
As business owners wait to enter their wrecked shops, police say the man was acting alone.
'I blocked his axe with my hand': People injured in Albany restaurant attack
Witnesses describe harrowing scenes after an attack in Albany last night.
Multiple people hospitalised after person attacks restaurant customers with weapon
The alleged offender is in police custody.
Lockdown lifted at North Shore Hospital, police find man who allegedly made threats
Police said no injuries were reported.
Business Hub: Changes at top of NZ's second-largest builder
Downer has around 25,000 employees in Australia and around 10,000 in New Zealand.
IRD pushes property business under; Carters, Fletcher, Mitre 10 are creditors
Liquidators terminate employment agreements as builder in strife.
Crash causes motorway backlog on Auckland’s North Shore
Traffic is backed up for nearly 4km near Forrest Hill.
Watch: Who's coming to Highbury, new shops rising in $15m mall makeover
'Highbury’s core economic market has a younger, educated and more affluent bias.'
British buyer snaps up prison, school and uni contracts in giant $205m deal
Public-private partnership deal to sell contracts on jail, 11 schools, uni accommodation.
Police spike vehicle on Southern Motorway, arrest seven youths
Gull Torbay and New World Long Bay were hit by burglars early this morning.
Screams heard, windows smashed after North Shore home engulfed in fire
Emergency services rushed to battle the blaze just before 6am this morning.
Policeman makes special delivery after mum in labour stuck in traffic
The dad missed the hospital exit but a police officer came to the rescue.
'I'll get on top of this problem': Police minister vows to crack down on dairy ram raids
The dairy had been trashed four times in four months; minister came to see for herself.
'They took a part of me': $30,000 worth of heirloom jewellery stolen
The Albany resident came home to a devastating find.
Watch: Shoppers' terror as smash and grab robbers strike busy mall
The incident unfolded just metres from a kids' bouncy castle on a busy Saturday morning.
Car driven straight at packed hospital emergency department
Doctors say a lot of patients were waiting by the doors when the man drove at them.
Who's behind $40m+ Devonport Village property buy-up?
Ex-ANZ bosses have linked up with fiercely private heir to NZ's former richest man.
Identical triplets graduate with same degree from Victoria University
Identical triplets Max, Jackson and Cale Tu'inukuafe have graduated with the same degree.
Mr Whippy co-owner to contest North Shore for Labour
The new Labour candidate has revealed what he has planned for the Mr Whippy franchise.
Hipkins received no written advice before announcing start date for new Auckland harbour crossing
National says the announcement was a distraction from Labour's woes.
Leaky building saga: Takapuna apartment tower owners win case against own lawyers
Lawyers challenged almost all aspects of the claim brought in the proceedings.
Chiropractor suspended following 'intense' relationship with patient
Bill Donaldson was in a relationship with the patient for around two years.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 26 - this is what she needs other women to know
It took four visits to three different doctors before she was referred to a specialist.
Dire vaccination rates spark fear of measles outbreak as 1000 isolate
Auckland has now registered its second measles case connected with Albany Senior High.
1000 students and staff close contacts of measles case
Close contacts who have not been fully vaccinated must stay home for a week.
Driver tried to pull dead friend from burning van after crash
When Nguyen Cong Giap's van struck a power pole, Alex Blackwell was in the backseat.