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A man who escaped from the Waitakere District Court has been jailed.
Stubborn fog returns: Auckland flights face delays, cancellations
Thick fog is restricting visibility in parts of the supercity.
'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."
Comment: Why I can't help feeling sorry for Sephora
COMMENT: Sephora got it wrong, but the outrage doesn't stack up.
West Auckland cops go the extra mile for Ranui fire victims
Help from a group of West Auckland cops will see the family move into a new home soon.
Council apology after Burkini-clad women told to leave pool
Woman was told to leave pool because swimming costume fully covered her body.
Auckland train commuters face delays as rail line reopens after truck crash
Auckland Western Line reopens after truck hits railway bridge, but delays expected.
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."
Crack-up! Fed-up resident throws birthday party for hazardous footpath
An Auckland resident was sick of having her repair pleas ignored. She came up with a plan.
House gutted by fire in Ranui, West Auckland
One person is being treated for smoke inhalation.
Hundreds of lightning strikes: Wild weather lashes country
Vector is readying power crews in Auckland as the active cold front approaches.
Wild weather: Downpours, lightning and thunder surging north
Wellington hammered by heavy rain, lightning and thunder.
'Selfie bridges' at waterfall anger Piha locals
The council says it won't be asking the public for their views on new bridges near Piha.
Kiwi man pays $80 to abuse boy in hotel room
A Kiwi man paid $80 for two hours with a boy, whom he abused in a Manila hotel room.
Speedy arrest after West Auckland robberies
Police arrest 33-year-old man following series of aggravated robberies.
Liquor lockdown: West Auckland booze stores shut temporarily
Police are following "strong lines" of inquiry to arrest those responsible.
Delays expected with new birthing unit
Waitematā DHB acknowledges community frustration over new maternity unit
61 new schools planned, one new one funded
Government plans 61 new schools; funding announced for one at Milldale.
CBD chaos: More loose panels found, net plan for building
Building to be draped with net to prevent more tiles tumbling down to busy streets.
Street closed: Traffic chaos expected in Auckland CBD this morning
Motorists are being advised to leave their cars at home and catch public transport.
Paradise lost: Restaurant dumps sneaky handle-free plastic bag tactic
Takeaway stores say sauce spillage is an issue without plastic bags.
Antiques store selling Nazi replicas upsets west Aucklanders
Store sells swastika pendants, knives and medals carved with Nazi insignia, SS helmets.
'Porch bandits' on the prowl for your online deliveries
Online shoppers warned to be vigilant with deliveries after parcels reported stolen.
Traffic trauma: Revealed - Auckland's most dangerous roads
Rates of death and serious injury on Auckland roads have fallen but are still very high.
Police investigate death threats against family in quiet Auckland street
'I feel so worried and threatened ... I do worry about my family's safety'.
12 Questions with actor Mark Mitchinson
The 52-year-old began acting late, after a life lived by the seat of his pants.
Child critically hurt after being hit by car in West Auckland
The incident took place on Hindmarsh St, Henderson, shortly after 3pm.
Home's broadband internet so slow it's been unusable
Chorus promises cable repair after broadband "unusable" for three weeks.
Schools may scrap camps to get new grant
School camps may be an unexpected casualty of a new grant to low and mid-decile schools.
Blustery day scores photographer a top prize in Auckland Photo Day
Photographers had 24-hours to capture shots which told Auckland's stories.