Police probe voting scam death threat
Police are investigating a death threat against a political organiser in relation to a possible Super City voting scam in South Auckland.
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Rabbit-swinging man says he was trying to show animal off
A man is defending accusations that he held a rabbit by its ears and thrust it at passers-by in Auckland's Queen Street.
Fatal crash driver accused who fled police named
The man accused of killing two passengers when he crashed while fleeing police in the Auckland suburb of Onehunga can now be named.
Ex-mayor's big credit card bill
Sir Barry Curtis put $100,000 on his council credit card in his final term as Manukau City Mayor.
Neighbourhood police teams lauded by Minister
Neighbourhood teams will help prevent crime before it happens, Police Minister Judith Collins says.
$168,000 state house sets pattern for cheap homes
The Govt hopes a new state house will be a heartening example for first-home owners.
Five of the best: Mini golf courses
For a compact round of golf with the kids, complete with novelty fun factor.
Putting fire in the region's engine room
Manukau has fallen on tough times. Christopher Adams looks at what is happening to help.
Family mourns 'little adventurer'
He was a little adventurer who would "body-slam" his mother to wake her up but he was too young to know the danger of playing in driveways.
Toddler killed in south Auckland driveway accident
Police say the child, thought to be aged about two years, was hit by a vehicle in Otara at about 1.20pm.
New section of motorway opens
A new 4.5km stretch of motorway connecting the southern and southwestern motorways at Manukau has been opened.
Five of the best: Art galleries
Auckland has some of the best art galleries on offer in the South Pacific.
Love thy neighbour? Auckland's noisiest streets revealed
A number of suburban streets gave the CBD a run for its money in the noise stakes.