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No charges for cop who pushed teen
Victim's family happy police officer who pushed teen off bike will escape charges.
Cigarettes, cash stolen from petrol station
Three men allegedly broke into a South Auckland petrol station and fled with cigarettes and cash in a stolen car early this morning.
Stabbing victim 'overwhelmed' at support
The family of the woman who was stabbed 15 times are "overwhelmed and humbled" with the outpouring of public support.
Under threat: Affordable Akld homes
There's only a handful of suburbs left in all of Auckland where first home buyers can get a helping hand from the government.
Train security fears for Auckland event
A call has been issued for tighter security on Auckland's trains ahead of tonight's Christmas in the Park.
Hundreds without power after crash
A car has hit a power pole and broken it in two in South Auckland this morning.
Mayhem as teens smash train windows
A group of teenagers caused mayhem when they smashed windows on a train in South Auckland last night.
Kids flock to summer reading programme
An initiative keeping children learning over the six weeks of summer break is attracting more interest than ever.
Judith Collins: 'No tax cuts'
Judith Collins has laid out her policy agenda if she is elected Prime Minister.
'Everything he did was done with passion'
Fisherman Fred Marsters who died in the Kaipara tragedy has been remembered for his passion, enthusiasm and love for life.
Drivers say no to rates rises for transport
Auckland drivers favour sticking with a transport levy to fill an annual $400 million transport funding gap.
Person freed from car crash
Emergency services have managed to free a person trapped in a vehicle after a car crash in South Auckland.
Two deny murder
Two men have denied murdering Clayton Ratima, who died three days after being admitted to Middlemore Hospital.
'He passed that hell down to his children'
Tanya Quedley, 48, was sexually abused by her own father from age 9 or 10 until she ran away at 14.
Woman's death 'painful and unnecessary'
Ena Lai Dung died in a pool of her own urine and faeces, starved, dehydrated, neglected and in extreme pain. Today Cindy Taylor was sentenced for Ena's death.
Unitary Plan under scrutiny at High Court
The proposed Unitary Plan, has come under scrutiny at the opening of a High Court hearing where several appellants argue errors of law were made in its development.
7yo stable after head stuck in gate
A seven-year-old boy whose head got stuck in an electric gate near Auckland's Botanic Gardens yesterday is in a stable condition in intensive care.
More freedom camping spots this summer
Freedom campers might be able to pitch their tents across more of Auckland this summer.
Girl's amazing talk: Does pink define me?
WATCH: "This little princess will slay her own dragon," says 11-year-old in powerful gender stereotype speech.
Expert: Mum of dead baby needs support
A health expert says the woman who left a dead newborn baby in a park would be showing signs something was wrong.
Police: 'Priority is finding the mother'
A man walking his dog made the horrific discovery of the body of a young baby in a South Auckland park this morning.
Fire at scrap metal factory
A Fire Service spokeswoman said eight trucks were at the scene, and they were notified of it at 8.30pm.
Cop mown down in McD's drive-through
A police officer is injured in a hit and run at a South Auckland fast-food restaurant.
Police ignored fleeing driver rules
Officers disregarded police pursuit rules, report finds.
Delays likely after peak-hour crash
Emergency services say a crash on Redoubt Rd in South Auckland could cause delays for commuters.
Disabled kids' allowance missing target
Child advocates call for access to be simplified
'La Mont should never have been charged'
In his first interview since being released from prison, Bruce Emery says Justin La Mont should never have been charged with murder.
How I survived a P-fuelled sword attack
Steve Braunias meets Simonne Butler, who very nearly died in the famous attack in 2003 when P-crazed wretch Tony Dixon went at her with a Samurai sword.
Northland sex offender 'has more victims'
Police say a man convicted of sexual abuse in the early 1990s has more victims and they're being asked to come forward.