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Commuter crawl: Traffic backs up 20km after truck rolls
The crash just before the Tristram Rd off-ramp is now cleared.
Birkenhead residents fear apartment developer exploiting loophole
Developer using a loophole to build apartment block in suburban street, residents say.
Owner who claimed building wasn't leaky ordered to pay $500k in repairs
Company ordered to pay repair costs after falsely claiming the house was not leaky.
When will the daily misery on Auckland's motorways end?
Roadwork signs between Manukau and Papakura should be gone by the end of the year.
Prominent Kiwi entertainer placed wife in headlock
The entertainer "lost what was a promising career in the media", his lawyer said.
Wildly fluctuating house prices: The surprise winners
Some of Auckland's flashest suburbs take big falls in new property figures.
Major police presence in Auckland city suburb
More than a dozen police cars have swarmed on a suburban street.
Person critically injured after crash north of Auckland
Another person has moderate injuries from the crash.
Man rescued after 4.5m boat starts to sink near Auckland
The boatie was rescued by emergency services.
Alleged drink driver unfit to attend court in Whangārei
More charges have been laid against a teen over a two-car crash that killed two.
Accused too hurt to appear in court over crash that killed mum, 2yo
Man charged over deaths does not appear, is further remanded in custody at hospital.
Prince William secretly embedded in Britain's secret service
"We all owe them deep gratitude for the dangerous work they do," the Duke said.
'Mummy, I bounced to breathe': Tot's pool survival
When Willow Dando fell in the pool she didn't know how to swim - but she knew what to do
Three suspicious approaches involving students on Auckland's North Shore
Belmont Intermediate School issued a warning to parents and the local community today.
Alleged tip-jar thief targets Devonport cafes
One Devonport cafe loses $100 to alleged tip thief, another loses $50.
Whanganui paddlers make seamless transition
Whanganui paddlers Toby Brooke and Jack Clifton make seamless transition to ocean racing
Going underground: Auckland's new transport system
The City Rail Link will carry up to 54,000 passengers an hour around Auckland.
Ōrewa boy is one in 200 million with rare condition
Corin Copeland has a heart condition that is so rare that it has no name.
Prominent entertainer's sentencing postponed
The man was due to be sentenced today in the North Shore District Court.
Commuters blamed for new street park charges outside North Shore Hospital
The Waitemata DHB was expecting the parking charges to take effect 'mid year'.
Outspoken principal Pat Newman joins Teaching Council
Whangārei principal Pat Newman elected to Teaching Council.
Remorseless abuser sees prison appeal dismissed
Kevin Everett hit Leeanne Hart across the head, causing her to die from a brain bleed.
Sailor in critical condition after diving incident at naval base
The Royal New Zealand Navy sailor was taking part in advanced diver training.
One person critical after 'water incident' at Devonport
The incident happened off Devonport wharf on Auckland's North Shore.
Chilean woman who drowned had planned to move home
Millaray Ramos' friends raise enough money to send her body home.
'Fun, bubbly and vibrant' Chilean woman to be farewelled tomorrow
The Chilean woman, who loved living in Torbay, drowned while swimming this week.
Police say death of woman in Torbay not suspicious
The death will be referred to the Coroner, police say.
Police recover woman's body from water off Torbay
A police spokeswoman said emergency services were called around 12.30pm.
Armed police officers swarm McDonald's on North Shore
Police were called to the scene around 4.54pm.
Principals unite to fight 'hubs' displacing school boards
Māori tribal schools join Auckland Grammar in fight against 'hub' takeover.
North Shore fire services kept on their toes
Three crews were sent to both fires but both have been contained.
Castor Bay resident disgusted by man burying rubbish on Auckland beach
The rubbish bag looked to contain party supplies including paper plates and serviettes.