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'PM deeply involved': Government and Ihumātao protest leader in talks
"These are delicate negotiations and the Prime Minister has been deeply involved."
Diabetes: 'the middle of the epidemic'
"It's already got worse - we are now in the middle of the epidemic."
The key players of Ihumātao land struggle
The occupation is unlikely to end soon.
Political Roundup: Ihumātao reflects the zeitgeist of 2019
COMMENT: This occupation has been 150 years in the making.
Jacinda Ardern invited to Ihumātao, police asked to leave
It is entering week two at the site for some, and months for others.
Otara shooting: Vehicle recovered; teen victim in stable condition
Police have found a vehicle connected to the shooting of a teenager in Otara on Friday.
Motorcyclist crashes after police pull out of pursuit
Police spotted the rider travelling at "excess speeds'' about 9.20am in Waiuku.
Shoebox city: Would you live in an apartment twice the size of a prison cell?
Studio apartments just 21 square metres built in Auckland despite planning rules.
Cones, buckets, bins used in Auckland parking war as cars spill into street
It started with one cone. Now they've spread like the plague.
One dead after a car rolls near Pukekohe, SH1 closed near Blenheim
Emergency services are responding to Ostrich Farm Rd in Pukekohe, South Auckland.
Ōtara shooter at large: Police following leads
Police say they are following leads but as of Sunday afternoon, no arrests have been made.
Serious assault outside McDonald's in South Auckland
Police call for witnesses after seriously injured man taken to Middlemore Hospital.
Another shooting in South Auckland: Urgent call for more youth workers
Another shooting in South Auckland prompts call for urgent for more youth workers
'Tens of thousands of dollars a day': Huge police cost for Ihumātao protest
Police Association says policing the protest is costing tens of thousands of dollars a day
Man lay dead at home for days: What GPS data revealed
Report into housing for the elderly found "numerous failings" in processes.
Man facing serious charges after Auckland motorway crash
He also faces charges from a separate incident including threatening to kill.
Hospital crisis in Auckland: Ambulances diverted after 16 nurses call in sick
Both health boards deny suggestions they considered bringing in military personnel.
Police seek sightings of a Mitsubishi Galant in hunt for Siaosi Tulua's killer
"We know this vehicle and its occupants were involved in a number of serious crimes..."
Ihumātao protest: Greens put pressure on Ardern to intervene
The Greens made their stance known at a hīkoi to Parliament this week.
Wrong-way motorway crash: Driver remains in hospital
Police are not commenting on an investigation into the leaked video footage of the crash.
Southern Motorway crash: Stolen car's collision closed highway for two hours
Part of the Southern motorway had to be closed because of a serious crash this morning.
So regular we are used to it': 2000 hospital workers attacked on the job a year
"Sometimes, physical abuse is so regular most of us are used to it."
Middlemore in 'alarming' situation
'It is an absolutely alarming, calamitous situation at the moment.'
'Continuation of colonisation' – Green MP fired up over Ihumātao
Green co-leader Marama Davidson says she will continue to press the Govt over the issue.
Ihumātao development site protest: Occupiers and police standing ground at Auckland site
Police make fourth arrest this morning as protest continues.
'Big flaming ball' thought to be a meteor sighted over Auckland
"I thought 'oh a shooting star' but it was massive and I could hear the whirr sound."
Comancheros slaying: Life sentence for 'main guy' in Auckland execution
Man jailed for life after being given the green light for a execution-style killing.
Person in critical condition after 'serious incident' in South Auckland
Police were called to a property in Red Hill about 6.30pm on Monday night.
Measles: 'Send them home,' schools told
Seventy new measles cases over school holidays force urgent measures.
'We've had a gutsful': Truckies say SH1 works a nightmare
Its completion has been delayed by more than a year. When will the Takanini work be done?
What lies beneath? Why builders are under fire for the state of the Hauraki Gulf
"Not only are we losing precious top soil, but it is destroying marine ecosystems."