Police investigate video of 'appalling' 260km/h speeding
Police making inquiries after motorist risks lives on public road.
Police making inquiries after motorist risks lives on public road.
Police have released a blurry image of the last time Mike McClennan was seen.
Police have set up a mobile truck at Waiwera and are seeking information from the public.
Son Brian "Bluey" McClennan says the family are "really worried" for him.
Mike McClennan, 75, has been missing since Wednesday.
Mike McClennan was last seen in Orewa around 5pm.
"It is the beginning of life again, it's like freedom," mum tells.
Ana Carolina has been in Starship Hospital since she was five months old.
The dry, mild winter continues, but change is looming.
Housing infill will force zoning schemes at 103 of Auckland's 140 unzoned schools.
Government plans 61 new schools; funding announced for one at Milldale.
"Her initial response was 'thank god you guys were here, I thought I was gone'."
Two young men were flung to the ground and left bleeding after being hit.
Corin Copeland has a heart condition that is so rare that it has no name.
An injured cyclist says he may not have survived a crash if the car was going any faster.
Police say they're still contacting the woman's next of kin.
Four people have been arrested after a number of serious assaults in Whangaparaoa.
"Now it's quite mammoth event. We've created a giant."
An unknown Lady in Pink helped fill the bellies and hearts of Auckland firefighters.
Teen stabilised, flown to Middlemore Hospital by the Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter.
Starting this summer, $35m will be spent to make Dome Valley safer.
Popular beaches with good water quality include Piha, Cheltenham, Omaha and Onetangi.
Suspect may be connected to 10 Auckland burglaries in one night.
If we could bottle Don Brash's boring cadences, we'd have a cure for insomnia.
Primary teachers say their third strike in 135 years is sparked by a "crisis" in teaching.
"Police can not rule out the possibility of more charges."
Why should Don Brash be spared the challenge to his 1970s view of New Zealand's future?
Brash will lead a debate against Herald writers Simon Wilson and Fran O'Sullivan.