
Footpath madness: Dashcam captures dangerous overtaking
Dangerous driving captured on dashcam in Auckland.
Dangerous driving captured on dashcam in Auckland.
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Police Eagle and the police maritime unit were both involved in the rescue.
Uplift in Auckland house sales tipped after capital-gains tax backdown and cash-rate cut.
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Auckland Transport's Harbourmaster said the owners of the vessel had been contacted.
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Takapuna beach deemed safe on website because of ignorance of sewage spill.
"Nothing has been done about it and they haven't even bothered to call me back" local says
Historic images of Auckland seaside holidays
The group of travellers have made headlines around the world with their behaviour.
It's been a bad day for tourism family, one is charged with assault as others crash.
Police have charged a 26-year-old British man over an incident at Takapuna Beach.
After leaving Auckland Airport earlier, members of the family were spotted in the city.
Four of the group were expected on an international flight due to leave this afternoon.
And no, his real name is not 'John Johnson'.
Bidding on a Trade Me auction for a Bunnings hat worn by an unruly tourist is at $1000.
Family also claim they have had death threats and a $5000 bounty put on 18-year-old.
Family member says they are essentially in hiding north of Wellington.
Social media users are trying to keep track of where the tourists are going next.
The tourists have upset much of New Zealand with their antics and are facing deportation.
Immigration New Zealand has served the group a deportation notice.