Armed robber raids jewels at Pascoes in Sylvia Park mall
Police are investigating an armed robbery at Sylvia Park's Pascoes jeweller.
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'A real concern': Nine Michael Hill burglaries since Nov, security stepped up
Michael Hill chairman Rob Fyfe says they don't feel targeted by the criminals.
Ninth Michael Hill jewellery store targeted in heist
Two stores were hit by burglars at Dress Smart on Sunday.
'Shameless' teen crims caught ransacking vehicle
A local resident interrupted the brazen thieves, but the incident is far from isolated.
Dog attack: Woman's two-hour surgery after 'horrific' pitbull mauling
Dog tore woman's face open, bit her legs and neck, husband says.
Former real estate agent probed over fast food business liquidation
Aaron Drever denies breaking any law and maintains he has done nothing wrong.
Auckland's light rail out for public consultation - what it doesn't reveal
Light rail bosses say their job is to build 'social licence' not to provide details.
Southern and Onehunga train lines cancelled or delayed
Trains across the Southern and Onehunga are cancelled or delayed today.
Beat the winter blues: Whopping winter of fun on the cards for Auckland
"Something for everyone, from free and family friendly to high-end luxury."
Onehunga low-traffic trial ended early due to vandalism 'putting the public at risk'
Vandalism and the use of forklifts to illegally move traffic barriers led to trial halt.
Residents vandalise controversial traffic boxes, use forklift to shift them
Controversial Auckland road safety trial faces more challenges from disgruntled residents.
Massive scrap metal pile prompts call to toughen up on compliance
A firm is facing penalties of $600,000 for illegally dumping scrap metal in South Auckland
Auckland light rail plan facing huge hurdles to get back on track
Michael Wood says Aucklanders were shut out on light rail last term.
Simon Wilson: The traffic dispute that's divided a suburb
Locals are furious and upset about traffic changes in Onehunga but is there a good answer?
Simon Wilson: Suburban streets are climate action streets
Putting an end to suburban rat running has benefits for communities and the climate.
Mystery injuries surround police assault claim
A police spokesperson said any suggestion of assault was completely wrong.
Calls to remove planter boxes after traffic trial uproar
Residents say the trial is making their trips to work much longer and hurting businesses.
Auckland craft beer brewer Epic opens taproom
Epic Brewing is expanding at a time when there are few new openings.
Overnight roadworks cause earthquake-like vibrations
Auckland Transport said steps are being taken to minimise disruption.
'Terrifying' attack: Burglar in brutal home invasion says sorry, gets lifeline
The intruders asked the terrified residents: "Who wants to die first?"
Pedestrian in possible fatal accident in Ōnehunga
Fears pedestrian hit by vehicle in Ōnehunga may have died.
Back to school: Kiwis returning due to Covid ease teacher shortage
Teaching vacancies listed in January dropped by a third from January last year.
Not Just Water: Ex Rich Lister's plans to hit a $100m turnover
Businessman Tony Falkenstein plans to expand Just Life Group to hit a $100m turnover.
Auckland boarding house dubbed an 'overcrowded slum'
Council has apologised to former tenant for dropping ball over investigation.
Auckland schools seek four bonus NCEA credits
Schools say Auckland students deserve four extra NCEA credits due to regional lockdown.
'Anxiety is higher this time' - Auckland kids stay home
Only a handful of children are back at school as Auckland parents remain anxious.
Parents on online school: 'It's not worth the stress'
Some parents are determined to be more relaxed about home learning this time.
Trains resume after truck hits Auckland underpass
Auckland's southern line trains have been stopped after an accident at Ellerslie.
Toppled tree delays trains; ferry cancelled
Commuters heading into Auckland city by train and sea may face a longer trip today.
Pulotu Selio Solomon: 'If I kept living like that, I'd be on dialysis before too long'
Pulotu Selio Solomon talks to Elisabeth Easther about his upbringing and life.
Watch: Massive queue for open home as buyers leap at level 2
Queues, "excessive sanitiser" and no touching the cupboards. Welcome to level 2 open homes
Stuck Indian nationals 'in desperate state' for food and money
Hundreds queue for free packs of groceries at Indian Consulate in Auckland.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Heartbroken partner facing lockdown without 'best friend'
"I feel heartbroken. I feel betrayed by this country."