'Extremely disappointed': Judith Collins says Govt let Covid back in
National Party leader puts blame squarely in the lap of the Government, PM.
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Covid-19 fallout: Surge in demand for food parcels
Job losses and slashed hours have put a strain on those needing to put food on the table.
Cambodian refugee escaped execution, now proud father of GP
How one powerful act of kindness has resounded through the generations.
Govt: South Auckland pair not the first to be in managed isolation at home
Dozens have applied for medical exemptions from hotel managed isolation.
Three firearms incidents against Auckland police in a week
"The officers themselves did not have a firearm on them when they were confronted."
Revealed: Pair who returned to NZ in managed isolation at home in Auckland
Two people are in managed isolation at their own house in South Auckland.
Police car shot at in Manurewa, South Auckland
Superintendent Jill Rogers said this was a "completely unacceptable" incident.
Mum jailed for near-fatal attack on 'vulnerable' tot
A woman has been jailed for a near fatal assault on her baby daughter.
'Sick to the stomach': Cheerleading gym admits asking paedophile to film event
"A lot of minimising culpability and damage control."
'Shocking': Major ethnic inequalities in breast reconstruction surgery
Minority patients are missing out on better quality of life and happiness after cancer.
Hot spots: Auckland's best suburbs to buy and sell homes
Mt Wellington has arguably become the city's best place to sell, new data shows.
Nightmare tenants left 'urine saturated' carpet
Soaked carpet so badly damaged it needed replacing.
Covid 19: South Korea traveller visited Queenstown, Fiordland
The man who tested positive to Covid-19 in South Korea went on a Milford Sound cruise.
Labour backbencher's David and Goliath battle with 'Crusher' Collins
After one term in Parliament Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki now has a daunting task.
Incredible survival: Vehicle smashes into house
Car extensively damaged, corner of house sliced off.
Russell Rawiri hangs up his badge after 41 years
Senior Constable Russell Rawiri looks back on an enforcement career with no regrets.
Cycling death: Victim was a 'true gentleman' and 'absolute legend'
"He was a kind, lovely man, a true gentleman who always had a smile on his face."
Hunt for hit-and-run Jeep after elderly lady struck and hurt
The elderly lady was struck but the driver didn't stop to see how badly injured she was.
Cyclist dies after Papatoetoe crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist dies after a rush-hour accident.
Police incident which closed lanes on Harbour Bridge resolved
Motorists were warned to expect delays after the incident.
Power outages in South Auckland and the North Shore
Power has been restored for the majority of customers.
Māori language grows in primary schools
Māori language is becoming part of schooling for a third of primary-aged Kiwis.
Manurewa mayhem: Violent youth brawl caught on camera at morning markets
Police were called to the Manurewa markets today after a brawl broke out among youths.
Ferries, motorways and buses: Govt unveils $180m Auckland transport spend
Transport Minister Phil Twyford expects the four new projects to create 800 jobs.
Person dies after medical event causes crash on Auckland motorway
Public were holding up tarpaulin blocking people from seeing the victim.
National vows $31b to crush 'congestion crisis'
Plan includes another Auckland Harbour crossing and a four-lane expressway to Tauranga.
Truck-trailer fire holds up Auckland rush-hour traffic
The incident has been affecting traffic between Drury and Papakura.
Horror weekend on roads; three-vehicle smash in South Auckland overnight seriously injures one person
A horror crash in South Auckland leaves one person seriously injured.
Mass brawl erupts after premier club rugby match
A brawl involving about 20 people erupted well after the final whistle.
Man seriously hurt in stabbing attack in Manurewa overnight
Police are appealing for sightings for a red or maroon Ford Falcon sedan after the attack.
Major environmental, iwi concerns over Manukau Harbour port idea
It could be the 'straw that breaks the camel's back' for the health of the ailing harbour.
Port's Manukau shifts raises environmental, iwi concerns
But they can be addressed, say advocates, and such a shift presents new opportunities.
A shadow in the night: The hunt for serial rapist Joseph Thompson
Elizabeth Binning revisits the hunt for the 'South Auckland Rapist'.
A shadow in the night: The hunt for serial rapist Joseph Thompson
Elizabeth Binning revisits the hunt for the 'South Auckland Rapist'.