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Six-car crash forces closure of SH22 near Paerāta, Pukekohe
Emergency services are working to free those involved.
'Perfect storm': Built hundreds of new homes, now ceased trading
'The company hasn't made a sale for 12 months' - Garry Shuttleworth.
‘Water up to the car roof in five minutes’: Widow’s warning a year on from flood death
Family 'forever grateful' for neighbours' brave bids to save her husband, Jane Young says.
'All heart': Mother who died in house fire loved her community
Sandra Dunning, of Pukekohe, died after a fire tore through her home.
'Lovely' couple occupants of home where fire claimed one life
“You know them as neighbours. She collects jam jars and he always waves."
One dead after home goes up in flames, investigation under way
More than 20 firefighters and four fire trucks worked to extinguish the fire in Auckland.
Racing: Glamour Tycoon dashes into rich form for Pukekohe
Busy day ahead for trainer Stephen Marsh.
Pukekohe could hardly have hoped for a better Boxing Day card
Two hot fields of 3-year-olds could upstage the older Group 1 heroes.
How Te Aute College shaped the man - and the Māori - I am today
Tama Potaka on why education is important for Māori
Van Gisbergen's favourite Supercars memory
The Kiwi champion shares the ultimate highlight of his Supercars career.
'Now the hard work begins' says Port Waikato MP
The Electoral Commission just released the official results.
Police discover 'tens of thousands' in counterfeit money operation
A 29-year-old has been arrested and is due to appear in the Pukekohe District Court.
Warning after Auckland women arrested for alleged use of fake money
The arrests were made after complaints from retailers in Pukekohe.
Auckland’s $870 million rail project to lure tens of thousands onto trains
The rail corridor will eventually be home to 130,000 people in South Auckland.
‘Promise I’m not flying to Wanaka’: Lawyer who bragged about fleeing lockdown suspended
Umar Kuddus escaped Auckland’s Covid-19 lockdown, crossing the border into Waikato.
Diamond in the mail: Gifted stone helps families of sick kids
Reminiscent of the Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants - but with a more important job.
New venue revealed for Supercars' return to NZ in 2024
Supercars has agreed to a three-year deal to return to New Zealand, starting in 2024.
Blaze damages restaurant in historic Pukekohe building, no one injured
The upper floor of the two-storey building was 'well involved'.
'Thoughts with family': Sudden death at South Auckland school results in lockdown
Emergency services are responding to an incident at a South Auckland school.
Rerehua Boutique founders making Māori business a family legacy
Co-founder Amy Pihema says Rerehua gives her a creative outlet to embrace her roots.
At least two seriously injured in Pukekohe crash
Motorists are being asked to avoid the area following accident.
Employment row: High school board ordered to pay former assistant principal
The school launched a claim against a former staffer - but they weren't allowed.
Old Town Road has unusual travel problem
The Race by Grins runner-up struggles on the homeward leg.
New 3D maps reveal hundreds of old landslides, faults near Auckland
Maps reveal 800 historical landslides near Pukekohe, along with faults, volcanic features.
Oranga Tamariki, police investigating ‘report of concern’ at Auckland school
“All students and staff deserve to feel safe at school."
Eldest surviving sister of Schlaepfer family massacre dies
Kerry and Linda were the sole survivors after their grandfather killed six relatives.
Retirement village giant unveils $335m expansion at two NZ sites
Purchases allow the business with 36 existing villages to develop two more new ones.
'Wasted dozens of hours': Black Power gang members involved in Pukekohe incident
Assistant Police Commissioner confirmed the hours-long ordeal involved Black Power gang.
Molotov-cocktail attack: Home detention bid rejected again
Fatima Ibrahim had hoped for home detention after two people were set on fire.
Concerning levels of nitrate in 60% of NZ freshwater sources
GNS study reveals widespread cases of nitrate levels above key threshold for health risk.
Flood wrecks crops, shoppers could face more inflation
Piles of onions pepper Pukekohe roadside after deluge, shoppers could face more inflation.
Transport Minister says bite the bullet and get rail work done quickly
Michael Wood says Auckland's rail network is 'neglected'.