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Pasifika Festival cancelled, PolyFest scaled back as Covid cases surge
Auckland's largest Pacific festivals are being cancelled or scaled back next month.
Auckland movie theatre and Queenstown bars added to locations of interest list
Health authorities reported 306 Covid-19 community cases today.
Retail crime soaring but arrests falling, Mitchell says
Increasingly self-entitled, violent thieves a headache across retail, business group says.
How marae are becoming vital community resources in Covid fight
Having never stepped foot on a marae, two Auckland locals left with a new appreciation.
South Auckland primary schools consider onsite vaccination clinics
Counties Manukau DHB has asked primary schools to allow vaccinations on their sites.
One man's 37-year battle to get a speed bump installed
Four decades after nearly dying from a hit and run, man sees progress on road.
Wellness push proves record-breaking success at vaccination sites
More than 1000 whānau were engaged across four Māori-led sites on Saturday.
Police warning as one killed and four injured in Auckland crash
Kiwis were being urged to drive responsibly with heavy rain expected next week.
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Māori providers adding free health checks to vaccination drive
Whānau looking to check their child's overall health can do so for free.
'Community isolation overhaul': GP says funds needed for primary healthcare
NZ needs to overhaul its community isolation scheme and better fund GPs and healthcare.
Auckland pool, Air NZ flights added as high-risk locations of interest
New locations follow the addition of an Auckland restaurant and bowling alley yesterday.
'Unfounded': Manurewa Marae false vaccination allegations shot down
Further investigation could occur if more information was provided.
Three dead, 11 hurt after three serious crashes in the North Island
In Waikato, two people died after a three-vehicle crash on State Highway 26.
Omicron threatens to expose home isolation flaws, warns GP
Officials appeared to be unaware home isolation targets weren't being hit.
Manurewa Marae conducts review, rebuffs false vaccination allegation
The marae concluded its review this morning and found no concerns with its service.
Locations of interest: Auckland Airport domestic terminal visited by Covid case
More locations of interest linked to Omicron cases continue to be released.
Two youths in custody after two-hour Auckland to Hamilton dash in stolen car
The occupants of the stolen vehicle fled police for two hours before being stopped.
Man seriously injured, reports of shots fired in Clendon Park after earlier fight
Police are investigating an incident in Clendon Park, South Auckland, last night.
Covid 19: Wellington Domestic Airport latest exposure site
More locations added as nearly 1000 people isolate after contact with Omicron cases.
'I've never been afraid to speak my mind': Efeso Collins commits to AKL
Efeso Collins tells why he's decided to run with or without Labour's endorsement.
Two injured, one seriously, after vehicle crashes into house in Clendon Park
Two people have been injured in a serious crash in South Auckland last night.
'Nightmare': Omicron-linked wedding venue calls for support for families involved
"They were lovely, they were really nice," the manager said of the families involved.
Rapid antigen tests: How many we have and why we need them
The public will be able to buy RATs for themselves in the first quarter of 2022.
Govt 'dropped the ball' on Covid rapid antigen test access, GP says
Dr Api Talemaitoga says frontline health providers should have better access to the tests.
Auckland tenants getting stuck in temporary homes
Transitional homes have become permanent homes for hundreds of Aucklanders.
Contact of Omicron-infected MIQ worker tests positive, 14 new cases today
There are 30 people in hospital with the virus.
Auckland's Southern Motorway crash leaves one seriously injured
All lanes on Auckland's Southern Motorway have now reopened following a crash this morning
Manukau Covid protest expected to cause traffic delays - police
The protest at Manukau is related to Covid-19 vaccination.
Big Brother is watching: The rise and rise of CCTV in New Zealand
Estimates of 200,000 to 400,000 CCTV cameras now in NZ.
Seeing red: More drivers caught racing through intersections not coughing up fines
How many of us aren't paying our fines?
Police identify man killed in Manukau Velodrome altercation
Police have named the 21-year-old man who died after an incident at the Manukau Velodrome.