Charges filed against man accused of speeding off in $50,000 police car, then crashing it
The alleged joyride only lasted minutes before a crash that injured another motorist.
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Police say the use of force is always proportionate to the situation and a last resort.
'None of us are free until all of us are free'
Michel Mulipola's unique Samoan-inspired Palestine flag was made to show his support.
Rekkha Yoga founder on getting the ancient practice off the mat
The yoga in social media and studios might sometimes be far removed from its roots.
Rāhui in place, search continues for swimmer missing from popular beach
Surf life saver patrols in place south of where swimmer went missing.
Fire breaks out at South Auckland community hall
Five crews were called out to tackle the flames.
Teenager dies after New Year's Day shooting in Manurewa
Two teenagers were found unresponsive in a vehicle in Manurewa on New Year's morning.
Up to 80 dirt bike riders seen blocking Auckland intersections
A 14-year-old is one of four people arrested.
Manurewa shooting: Man’s van damaged in incident overnight in South Auckland
'Suddenly heaps of cops' - man initially thought the shots on the street were fireworks.
Police seeking witnesses to South Auckland shooting that left two people critical
Police and emergency services were called to the suburb early this morning.
Commercial, industrial property outlook: Where to for rents, occupancy?
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South Auckland school lights up national power competition
Clendon Park School win Engineering NZ's Wonder Project Power Challenge.
Tributes flow for Cook Islands broadcaster
Bernard (Bernice) Tairea had been in the Pacific broadcasting industry for 30 years.
A long time ago we had the Dr Phil's of this world - Pasifika professor
The University of Otago appoints its first Pacific professor of psychology.
New waiata calls out plans to rewrite Te Tiriti principles
Māori singers have produced a waiata in relation to new Government policies.
Understanding self-care and burnout among Pacific peoples
A Pacific researcher needs volunteers.
Kids with health issues are stars of their own Christmas party
Dave Letele linked with the Middlemore Foundation to give Kidz First children Christmas.
Inmate dead, another wounded in prison stabbing at Wiri
The deadly stabbing happened in the kitchen of the South Auckland prison.
Opinion: Christmas is being surrounded by 30 cousins, uncles, aunts and grandparents
OPINION: Christmas is not about the gifts you get or how much you spend.
Government puts Māori and Pasifika university pathways under the spotlight
The Government is investigating whether or not MAPAS is effective in universities.
Passport panic: Auckland kids race to meet NFL Flag Football deadline
They won a free trip to Florida. But most of them didn't have passports.
Kiwi fa’afafine take top three spots in Samoan pageant
Annie Kaio was the star of the show as the Kiwis completed a clean sweep.
'Precious moments': Charity gets funding boost to help terminally ill patients
The extra money will help extend TimeOut's services to South Auckland communities.
Police investigating child's death in Papakura
Police were called to the scene at 9.30pm last night.
From Manurewa to Hawaii: 16-year-old inspired by non-profit trip
Milletta Komisi said the trip intensified her desire to work for the UN and help others.
Pasifika social media influencers star in new zombie movie
"I feel like our humour is top tier and there’s just not enough of it online."
A lot of people are culturally bankrupt and want a way to their Māoritanga
Ngāpuhi will rejoice with a massive hui in Auckland at the weekend.
Woman attacked in Auckland CBD, two including teen arrested
The pair will appear in the Auckland District Court tomorrow.
'We need to make our cancer services work better for Pacific Peoples'
The most diagnosed cancers among Pasifika include breast, lung and prostate cancer.
Serial shoplifter who brandished gun in supermarket had 39 warrants for arrest
The 34yo man has 12 shoplifting, presenting firearm charges dating back to January.
Award-winning Tongan hair and makeup artist's fast rise to popularity
"I came across a hair mannequin. I saw it and was like: 'Oh this looks like fun’."
Ngāpuhi calling: 1000 registered, hundreds more expected for iwi hui
Ngāpuhi wants record numbers for weekend hui
Tourist donations at the airport fund grant for at-risk youths
"Our youth often come needing shoes, clothing, bedding and basic hygiene items."
'I forgive the culprit who stole my car. We all deserve second chances'
Rex Natoealofa lost his legs when he contracted meningitis as a teenager.