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Kmart goes 'as big as possible': Manukau welcomes NZ’s largest 24/7 retailer
Shoppers came out in droves to grab a bargain at Kmart's Manukau store opening today.
Murder defendant who drove ex’s body to police station to keep name suppressed
The man approached the Manukau Police Station's front counter on December 30.
Ram raiders strike again - Papatoetoe businesses targeted
Ram-raiders have struck again - this time targeting a dairy and a fruit and vege shop.
Family-friendly autumn walks in South Auckland
Bring your buggies, dogs and littlest legs, there's a walk here for everyone.
Ex-Labour MP may be chasing Te Pāti Māori ticket
Louisa Wall is understood to be thinking about running for Te Pāti Māori in Manurewa.
Man faces serious assault charges after Burger King workers injured in alleged stabbing
The man wore a boiler suit when he appeared in court this morning.
'Simply doing their jobs': Two BK staff stabbed in Auckland, alleged attacker arrested
The two people have been rushed to hospital.
Teen among two arrested after aggravated robbery of Auckland school pupils
The students were robbed by a gun-wielding trio in rural Auckland last month.
‘Dangerous’ South Auckland pensioner still on the run one month later
Police are appealing for information on Bronwyn Warwick.
Project Auckland: How to Prepare for greater density
Eke Panuku's role is to handle the big-picture planning for Auckland's future.
Inside the two-horse race for one of NZ Police’s top positions
One - or both - of these police leaders will be the next official deputy commissioner.
Police call for information after bikers' reckless behaviour in East Auckland suburb
Two years ago, eight dirt, road and quad bikes were seized by the police.
Eldest surviving sister of Schlaepfer family massacre dies
Kerry and Linda were the sole survivors after their grandfather killed six relatives.
'Significant concerns': Wesley College breaks silence over statutory manager
School warned of duty of care to keep students “physically and emotionally safe".
Thieves target stores around Auckland overnight
Thieves have smashed their way into at least three Auckland businesses overnight.
Polyfest is back with kapa haka competition
The "mini-Matatini" kicks off today in South Auckland.
Auckland teen arrested after stealing vehicle and fleeing on wrong side of road
Police say the teen abandoned the car and was arrested shortly after.
Greyhound racing: Up Your Quota delivers Group 1 upset
The cheering started the moment Up Your Quota exploded clear from the 318m five-trap.
Mum of nine thankful to Dave Letele and Pak'nSave
Pak’nSave announces ‘Pak Your Pantry’, an initiative to support Cyclone Gabrielle whānau.
Auckland restaurant fire: Blaze extinguished, authorities to determine cause
Emergency services rushed to the scene on Great South Rd just after 8pm.
Bottle store battle: Law changes may stifle community objections
There are concerns the law changes could have the opposite effect to that intended.
Teenager with gunshot wounds dropped off at hospital
18yo being treated for non-life threatening injuries.
'My partner left me': Woman who drove into pedestrians at Manukau mall carpark
The crash killed one pedestrian and injured six others.
Pacific and Māori women in science: 'You sacrifice what’s comfortable in your life'
Women in science: Young Pasifika and Māori women encouraged to choose a unique career.
Couple forced to live in leaky home after QSM recipient found to have duped them wins retrial
A judge described the case as "quite literally a cover-up".
Polyfest has always been the spot, whether you're performing or not
Time for Pacific Island goodness, kai and inspiration.
Polyfest Day 1: 'The strength of the culture coming together is amazing'
Vibrant cultures from around the world have opened up the Polyfest in Auckland.
Dave Letele delivering on his promise to homeless whānau after floods, cyclone
Dave Letele's BBM charity has refitted 42 homes of affected whānau.
PolyFest is back to normal this year
Polyfest 2023 to return to normalcy after four years of disruption.
Suspected botched ram-raid: Car, building catch fire
Six engines were sent to the scene in Otara.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars donated by crypto and Web3
Community advocate Dave Letele is turning houses into homes for whānau.