New mum breaks leg after having baby
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Rainbow's End boss Karen Crabb holds meetings on log flume.
Suspected gunman in custody, school lockdown over
Police say shooter and victim known to each other.
Eleven child sex offenders living near Auckland schools
Schools in Otahuhu have been kept in the dark about sex offenders living the area.
Auckland scrap-metal fire extinguished
Fire crews will monitor the site for the next couple of hours.
Scrap metal fire rages into its second day
Fire crews are hoping to have the fire extinguished sometime today.
Scrap yard fire the second in 10 months
It is the third fire at Sims Pacific Metals in the past 11 years.
Security guards robbed at gunpoint
Three offenders carrying a firearm robbed security guards who were transporting cash.
Favona scrap metal fire: King's College closes due to smoke concerns
Massive scrap metals blaze could burn for another 24 hours, says Fire and Emergency.
All-day blaze, acrid smoke: Huge scrap fire rages
'It burns your lungs': Witnesses describe the stink and breathing difficulties.
Watch: South Auckland inferno could burn all day
Witnesses describe huge flames as roads close around scene.
Inside the curious world of a New Zealand charter school
Parents say charter schools picked up children excluded from other schools.
Charter schools at odds over plans to abolish them
Whangarei trust denies ministers are giving it "preferential treatment".
What is wrong with this photo?
A mug shot of a South Auckland teen wanted by police has drawn an interesting reaction.
Mum of six warned of dobbing in
Some staff still acting on 'wrong' advice retracted after two days.
Fake citizenship certificate buyers warned not to approach 'Pakeha' authorities
Police encouraging those affected to file a complaint.
Power restored for 1800 homes in Auckland
Network provider Vector has confirmed power is back on in Papakura and Takanini.
Would you wait 36 hours in a queue for a doughnut?
Security is tight and the barricades are up ahead of Krispy Kreme's opening in Manukau.
Real estate agent acquitted of criminal charges
Agent who on-sold home for huge profit found not guilty.
Two small fires lit by prisoners at Wiri
Police are investigating the incident at Auckland Region Women's Corrections Facility.
Double murderer to be released on parole
A convicted killer will be released on parole.
Patient's disgust at filthy hospital room
Patient's disgust over grimy Middlemore Hospital room.
Agent tells boss 'I'm f***ed' after call from reporter
After a call about a deal in which he had made $720k profit, Aaron Hughes called his boss.
Labour candidate leads council poll
Results of three Auckland Council byelections to be announced on Monday.
Crews responding to chemical fire in South Auckland
One person had been treated by St John ambulance crews after inhaling paint fumes.
Goff continues crusade against rubbish dumpers
Mayor Phil Goff declared war on illegal dumping in a bruising Facebook post last month.
Horses startled as plane crash-lands in paddock
Lucky miss as plane crash-lands in stud farm paddock outside Auckland.
Burns patients infected by drug-resistant bug
National Burns Centre forced to limit admissions to stop spread of a drug-resistant bug.
One injured in Otahuhu altercation
One man is seriously injured after an altercation in Otahuhu this morning.
Foo Fighters fever: All you need to know
Thunderstorms may hit during the Foo Fighters concert in Auckland tonight.
Agent accused of withholding final phone bid
An investor's phone recorded the moment an agent refused to accept his phone bid.
State care 'violence was rife'
After a growing up with gangs Allan Mauauri is helping kids in the youth justice system.