Commercial tenants feeling 'abandoned' by Govt
Some commercial businesses are still struggling to pay rent for properties they can't use.
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Women loses irreplaceable items in house fire
Priceless items such as family photos with boxing legend Muhammad Ali were lost.
'What happened to Be Kind?': Travel agent trapped in $50k catch-22
Landlord wants $50,000 for lease release with no refund offered even if new tenant found.
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.
Choosing childcare: The price war in the suburbs
New daycare centres are touting for a shrinking number of children.
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.
El Greco restaurant in North Shore ruined by fire
A fire ripped through the El Greco restaurant in Campbell's Bay last night.
Choosing childcare: From daycare to kindergarten - what are the options?
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North Shore restaurant El Greco ablaze
Multiple calls were made to emergency services shortly after 9.30pm to report the fire.
Torbay party murder: 'Stripped from this world in cold blood'
The murder of Faletoi Matue was described as cruel and callous with a disregard for life.
Second shooting incident in 24 hours keeps Waitematā police busy
A man presented at a North Shore Hospital with gunshot wounds early today.
'Take a pause': Race relations commissioner on statue, name changes
Legacy of colonisation in spotlight amid global rallying cry against racism.
Race row: Auckland children's theatre show cancelled after 'threats'
Cancellation comes after criticism that the cast of Hairspray was not diverse enough.
Empty class: Inside the foreign student crisis
Decisions on how to let foreign students back next year are needed soon.
Watch: 'Go back to China' - Woman's racist rant towards dad
Man captured video of Auckland woman berating him while he was dropping kid off at school.
Navy's training exercise involving 'protesters' sparks controversy
NZDF has shut down claims that the Navy is practising "killing protesters".
Whangaparāoa teen's death: Leftover funeral funds to go to scholarship
The talented teenager died after he tripped, fell and hit his head on tiles at home.
Murderous May: Spike in homicides following Covid-19 lockdown
Thirteen people have been killed by others since Covid-19 level 4 lockdown ended.
Big Read: Two dead as mayhem comes out of lockdown
Out of lockdown, violence has returned with a month of murderous mayhem.
Elderly pedestrian hit by car in Hamilton on Tuesday has died
The 82-year-old reportedly flew over the car's bonnet before being taken to hospital.
'Help, help, help me': One dead, one injured in North Shore house
The area where a person died has been cordoned off with tape.
Person dead, another injured in North Shore incident: 'He was yelling - Help me'
Emergency services are at the scene.
Breakdown on Auckland's Harbour Bridge causing delays for motorists
Police are on the scene and working to move the vehicle.
Ngāti Whātua changes plans at first free-market housing subdivision
'A third room seems sensible as a flexible space' - Donnelly
John Stone signs off after 38 years as an Advocate photographer
John Stone has many tales to tell after working at the Northern Advocate for 38-years.
Children kept in school after firearm reported to police at Beach Haven
A street was cordoned off and police entered a property in Beach Haven.
'Difficult and tragic': Man killed in Auckland workplace accident
The accident happened at an industrial address on Auckland's North Shore.
'Quicker to walk from Auckland to Wellington' than use NZ Post
Complaints about late deliveries are continuing to pile up.
One week to get a laptop couriered across Auckland - and still waiting
NZ Post says the number of parcels they have received has been unprecedented.
Man pleads not guilty to harassment over emails sent to Jacinda Ardern
The man is accused of harassment after sending 92 emails to the Prime Minister.
Notorious criminal Dean Wickliffe to be freed on parole
Dean Wickliffe has spent most of his life in prison.
Death at a party: Man admits murdering Australian deportee
The murder victim had spent time at a detention camp on Christmas Island.
Kiwi unable to see dying dad until it was too late
'You deprived me of my last minute with my father.'