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Retrial for taxi driver accused of groping radio host Jay-Jay Feeney
A second trial will be heard for the man accused of indecently assaulting Jay-Jay Feeney.
400 Auckland homeowners in limbo, after court order forces halt to house alterations
Hundreds of affected property owners will be notified by council in the coming weeks.
How NZ VC winner survived German attack
World War I hero to be remembered at free concert in West Auckland.
Fans get new trail to Eden Park
Fans to gear up for New Zealand's top rugby teams to take on Australia
Hung jury in trial of taxi driver accused of groping Jay-Jay Feeney
Feeney said the driver groped her breasts and tried to follow her into her home.
Jury to decide if taxi driver groped Jay-Jay Feeney
The jury have retired to consider the verdict.
Taxi driver denies groping 'very drunk' Jay-Jay Feeney
Accused taxi driver denies commenting on or touching radio host's breasts.
Auckland: The city of sails and burgers?
A peek into the burgeoning burger industry in the city of sails.
Beanie-making social enterprise takes off
About 150 people are queuing to join a "sell one, give one" beanie-knitting enterprise.
Revealed: 5 more Auckland buildings quake-prone
Council buildings in Grey Lynn and Ponsonby the latest to be yellow-stickered.
Serial sex predator Colin Mitchell appeals convictions
Recidivist rapist and serial predator Colin Jack Mitchell will appeal his convictions.
Petrol price wars: A 64c difference in Auckland
The Herald rang petrol countries around the Super City to see how prices varied.
Jailed indefinitely for rapes committed 25 years apart
Colin Jack Mitchell has been jailed indefinitely for two brutal sex attacks.
'Teachers are bullied too' - study
A sixth of teachers say they don't work in a safe social and physical workplace.
Watch: Thieves make off with giant K Rd street sign
Uber driver filmed the escapade and has given the footage to police.
Have your burger and eat the wrapper, too
For International Earth Day, you can eat your Better Burger and its wrapper, too.
Wheel clamping regulation is coming, Minister says
The Government has signalled regulation is on the cards for the contentious practice
'Community hero' meets responders who saved his life
An 80-year-old has reunited with the first responders who helped save his life.
Would you eat sushi fries?
The Mt Eden restaurant's sushi fries are the latest twist on the classic favourite.
Fiddly dee: St Paddy's Day festivities underway
Irish migrants and Kiwis alike have painted Ponsonby green for Ireland's national day.
Property hot spots: Which suburbs top the list?
The "hot spot" suburbs include a number of up-and-coming neighbourhoods, agency boss says.
'Phantom' fraudster who conned Jonah Lomu granted parole, to be deported
"The Phantom" who stole $3.2m has been granted parole and will be deported to Australia.
$10 cauliflower! Wet weather wreaks havoc on shoppers
Recent rain has decreased supply of some vegetables and made them more expensive.
Auckland truck driver by day; a prowling rapist by night
Suppression orders stopping full details of Colin Mitchell trial being reported lifted.
Revealed: Quarry attacker's dark past - a serial rapist
Riverhead quarry attacker is convicted rapist who was also on trial for 1992 attack
Riverhead quarry trial: Jury to deliberate
The jury in the Riverhead quarry trial have retired to deliberate.
Terror in the dark: Riverhead quarry victim's survival battle
A night of fun turned to utter terror for a woman who was kidnapped and assaulted.
Rainbow Youth asks Kiwis to mind their language
Rainbow Youth is set to launch a new campaign at tonight's Pride Parade.
Pride, the PM and one helluva party on Ponsonby Road
The Pride Parade was a big hit on Ponsonby Road last night.
Jacinda Ardern first PM to join Pride Parade
From a rainbow cement truck to a wedding on a float - this year's event is full of fun.
Riverhead quarry attack: 'I kept begging ... I knew what he wanted to do to me'
A jury has heard from a woman allegedly kidnapped and assaulted at a West Auckland quarry
Quarry trial: Police got wrong man, says defence
The alleged Riverhead quarry attacker says police got the wrong man.
Man arrested after Franklin Rd stabbing
Man arrested and charged after allegedly stabbing a teenager in Ponsonby in December.