Angela Smith homicide: Pair deny murder
Neighbours say there was often people drinking and fighting at the flat where Smith died.
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The family of a mother and newborn baby who died suddenly in West Auckland speak.
Video: School brawl - student stabbed, police guard college after fears of reprisal
Tamaki College under guard after reports some students were part of the attack.
Auckland plans to cull animal shelters. Fears more dogs could be put down
Auckland Council has proposed closing one of its three dog shelters, plus Waiheke.
Social workers form human barricade to stop Oranga Tamariki
The incident happened this morning outside Waitākere Hospital's maternity ward.
Missing elderly man found 'safe and well'
Matasavi'i Levao went missing from his New Lynn home on Wednesday morning.
Women Out West: A photo essay
Photographer Tessa Chrisp set out to explore how the women of Piha coped with lockdown.
'Avoid travel': Black ice warnings as snow, severe frosts hit South
Parts of the South Island are "in the freezer".
Big Read: Two dead as mayhem comes out of lockdown
Out of lockdown, violence has returned with a month of murderous mayhem.
Why Nido founder didn't lose sleep over pandemic setback
Vinod Kumar reveals Nido's expansion plans after superstore's Auckland opening.
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'He will be alone in this world': Killer's actions claimed two lives
Two people who truly loved each other have lost their lives.
'She trusted you': Man who killed 'defenceless' mother jailed for 14 years
"She was in all respects defenceless," judges tells man who murdered his mum.
'Shambles': Mum died of Covid 4 days ago, but not in NZ death toll
A mother is believed to have died from Covid-19 - death not recorded by Health Ministry.
Students shocked after porn pops up on teacher's computer screen
Teacher admitted accessing 17 inappropriate websites on school computer.
'Huge blast': Power outage hits West Auckland after explosion
Residents reported hearing a 'huge blast' as a power line fell in the rain.
Deposed National deputy opens up: 'Friday was a pretty brutal day'
'You roll with the punches around here, and I've rolled and got back up.'
'Rest in love our angel': 14yo caught in rip at Karekare dies, leaves behind twin sister
Portia De Luen, 14, died shortly after an incident at Karekare Beach on Tuesday.
'Antisocial' tenants on final warning after lockdown breaches
Tenant's denial of antisocial actions "frankly not convincing", the Tenancy Tribunal says.
Flat where woman died scene of regular fighting: neighbours
There was always fighting at the West Auckland flat where a woman died, say neighbours.
Buried in shallow grave: Fourth man in court over Desert Rd murder case
Fourth man arrested in connection to human remains found buried near the Desert Rd.
Desert Rd homicide: Duo appear in court, detectives expect to make more arrests
Although the remains are yet to be formally identified, police believe it is Ricky Wang.
Teen dies after being pulled from a rip at West Coast beach
One person has died after being caught in a rip on a west coast beach.
School's back for 82 per cent of kids
About 85 per cent of kids are back at school, but some Whangārei parents scared away.
Auckland homicide victim identified, her family 'devastated'
The woman was found at an address on Great North Rd shortly before 1.30am yesterday.
Two primary school-aged children identified as vandals after schools trashed
Two children have admitted vandalising two schools in West Auckland over the weekend.
Level 2: Happiness tinged with worry as cafes reopen
Cafes are open - but are customers returning?
Mum found dead in Auckland house: Police murder inquiry
Police say they are speaking to a number of people after the discovery of the body.
Food poverty crisis increases; set to worsen in Auckland
Demand for social services, including food parcels, has tripled in West Auckland alone.
Water dam drops to 29 per cent: 'We almost cried'
Visitors almost cried when they saw the near-empty Upper Nihotupu dam.
'Stick to your bubble': Police message for public in Eloi Rolland search
Police search for missing teen goes on.
'No physical distancing' at hospital where nurses infected, says witness
A review into how the nurses were infected is due on Friday.
Auckland music teacher jailed for five years for historic sex offending
An Auckland music teacher has been jailed for sexually assaulting two boys.
Pedestrian killed after being hit by train at Auckland railway crossing
Sections of Railside Ave and Bruce McLaren Rd have been closed.