Ōtāhuhu homicide: Stolen vehicle sought two months after shooting
Police are still investigating the alleged shooting of a 75-year-old in his own home.
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No bail for one man charged after Hillsborough shooting pandemonium.
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Police urge people to share any videos or photos of yesterday's pursuit.
Triple stabbing: Serious injuries after confrontation at South Auckland address
Police were called to the Great South Rd address in Ōtāhuhu around 2pm.
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George Weston Foods staff members go on strike disputing long working hours and low pay.
Exclusive: MIQ escapee faces lockdown drink-driving, fleeing police charges
Man who came to notoriety after MIQ escape back before the courts on drink drive charge
'Don't delay seeking help': People urged to keep using Middlemore Hospital ED
The hospital is safe to attend, Counties Manukau Health chief medical officer says.
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The mystery cases, where a link has not been established to previous cases, now number 29.
Covid-19 coronavirus Delta outbreak: More bus routes, stores added as locations of interest by Ministry of Health
New locations include multiple Auckland buses, Superettes and a Pak'nSave.
NZ's Delta outbreak turns deadly – Auckland woman dies in hospital
The woman had a number of underlying health conditions, the Ministry of Health says.
Parents of MIQ escapee reported him to police; mother apologises
'I told my husband to call the police because we don't want him to spread the virus.'
Investigations under way, but more called for after man with Covid-19 escapes MIQ
Joint head of MIQ Brigadier Rose King described it as 'disappointing and unacceptable'.
Police staffer tests positive for Covid-19
The person's place of work has not been named as a location of interest.
'What went wrong?': Ōtāhuhu rugby league community shocked at fatal shooting
Peter Rasmussen was a stalwart of south Auckland's rugby league scene.
Otahuhu College latest school to be linked to Covid outbreak
All students and staff are now being considered as close contacts and must isolate.
Ōtahuhu fatal shooting: Community had a 'gutsful'
Nearby residents say the shooting is "scary" and "too close to home".
'Fear and uncertainty': 7000 students close contacts of Covid cases
Students from De la Salle, McAuley, Avondale, Northcote and Lynfield await test results.
Cops investigate Ōtāhuhu street violence
Dozens of Rebels members at violent scene - but cops say chaos not linked to turf war.
Ōtāhuhu gang-related incident: One seriously injured
Police and emergency services have been called to Fort Richard Rd in Ōtāhuhu.
Ōtāhuhu homicide: Two men charged with murder of Alec Moala
Two men have been charged with the murder of Alec Moala, of Papatoetoe.
Ōtāhuhu murder: Victim's dad says he went to help attacked woman
Father's heartbreak: 'I said to them: Don't worry about who shot him.'
Ōtāhuhu shooting victim named
Alec Moala was shot dead in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Otahuhu shooting: Police call for witnesses after 31-year-old shot dead
Police are still seeking those involved in the shooting just after 2am yesterday.
'Hysterical screaming': Person shot dead, armed police cordon off Auckland street
Police have cordoned off Beatty St in Otahuhu where a person suffered fatal injuries.
Motorists around Ōtāhuhu told to delay travel after serious crash
A serious crash is causing delays on Great South Rd in Penrose early today.
'Baby where are you?' Hamilton mum desperate for news on missing daughter
She was last seen possibly getting into a green Jeep/SUV in Hamilton East.
Gang members sentenced for 'cold-hearted, execution-style killing'
Killers were hunting rival gang members. But the unarmed man they killed was not one.
How are South Aucklanders staying informed about Covid-19?
$1.4m has been spent on advertising for "culturally and linguistically diverse" audiences.
Candidates deny voter interference in Auckland byelection
A first-time candidate is shocked at how dirty politics can be.
'He was collecting voting papers': Voter interference alleged in Auckland byelection
A man has allegedly been going round Mangere collecting voting papers.
NCEA-lite? Lockdown credits questioned after schools boast best-ever results
Bonus credits have averted a drop in NCEA pass rates despite Covid lockdowns.
Person seriously injured in Christmas morning crash
Ambulance and emergency teams are still at the scene of the Ōtāhuhu crash.
Car break-ins add to Middlemore staff stress
Police said 10 cars were broken into at the carpark near Middlemore Hospital.
Eagle chopper called after van rams cops
Two face slew of charges after police claim Mercedes van rammed patrol car.