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Wrongly imprisoned man picked from police line-up - again
Charges were dropped against a man who was again accused of a crime from his photo alone.
'I didn't think I'd get caught', serial agg robber tells judge
Michael Carroll's offending stretched from Hamilton to Whangarei totalling 16 charges.
Commuter chaos: Traffic crawling for Auckland motorists
Citybound traffic on the Southern motorway will face delays as traffic is crawling
Rates rebel in hospital, given six days to live
Penny Bright doesn't hate anybody, but has harsh words for Auckland's mayors.
Auckland kidnapping: Young woman jailed for 'crime wave'
Four other teens arrested and charged over the kidnapping.
Fleeing driver crashes into wall in Auckland police pursuit
A female passenger was seriously injured after the car crashed into a wall.
Police spend nearly $1m on defamation defence
A Counties Manukau Police employee claimed her manager defamed her in internal memos.
More jobs, so kids are staying in school
Stability in school rolls has improved most for low-decile, Māori and Northland children.
Take a glimpse inside the first completed KiwiBuild home
18 "modest starter" homes in Papakura finished and up for ballot soon.
More than 500,000 nappies sent to families in need
Free nappies to families in need mean dry bums and full tums for Kiwi kids.
Council issuing insanitary notice on 'swamp' home
"The issue right now is finding a healthy, warm home for my family and our dog."
Operational 'concerns': Govt helping Auckland school
The Ministry of Education is considering a statutory intervention for McAuley High School.
Police employee loses defamation case against cops
A watch-house supervisor for Counties Manukau Police claimed her new boss defamed her.
Auckland bus drivers protest with family barbecue
Auckland bus drivers will crank up the barbie as part of a scheduled protest.
Bus strikes: no budge from bosses means more strikes
Drivers fight for increased pay and better working conditions.
'I don't eat dinners': Surviving on $55 for food a week
"Like all mums on a tight budget I lose sleep. I lose my appetite."
Auckland Council considering eyeball tattoo ban
They want to give tattoo customers peace of mind their treatment is at a high standard.
60 flights affected as fog restrictions lifted in Auckland
Fog is also creating issues on the motorways.
More Kiwi kids are being kicked out of school - fights, assaults, P parents blamed
P babies, housing and noisy classrooms cause stand-downs. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Arrests made for robberies that are hitting Auckland bars
On Saturday night, the Good Home gastropub in Birkenhead was brazenly robbed.
Charter school hold-outs approved as state schools
Decision confirms that all but perhaps one charter school will almost certainly stay open.
Good, bad and ugly: Inside Auckland Airport
Is Auckland Airport really as bad as broadcaster Mike Hosking says? We ask other users.
Business group says 'no' to rough sleepers re-run
Business group says no to rough-sleeper project declared a success by councillor.
Death on the Street: The faces of homelessness
These are the stories of those who call Auckland's streets home.
Robbery at takeaways second in two years
Knife-wielding man brazenly robs takeaways of money in front of staff and customers.
Rosehill College brawl: Gang-affiliated parent involved
Police say a gang-affiliated parent was involved in the large brawl onsite yesterday.
Security at Rosehill College after brawl involving 150 people erupts on grounds
Security guards and police at Rosehill College this morning in response to fights
High Court jury told: 'He won't stop until he gets what he wants'
The teacher and coach denies all the charges and says it's "lies" and a "fabrication".
Motorists face another year of delays on Southern Motorway
The transport agency blames design changes for 12 more months of roadworks.
One man's 169 complaints against Police helicopter
A local board member complained 169 times in eight months about the police helicopter
Delays for drivers heading north on harbour bridge
Delays for drivers heading north of Auckland
Ten high-risk Auckland roads getting safety upgrades
Damning review leads Auckland Transport to prioritise road safety after years of neglect.
'Dual pathways' axed to expand trades academies
Funding shift creates 1060 extra trades academies places for Year 12 students.