Air Force spy re-sentenced for stealing sensitive material
Richard Graham stole sensitive material while stationed at an Auckland military base.
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Where's Michelle? Third day of search for missing Waitākere woman
Michelle Simpson usually only leaves the house with a family member or caregiver.
Council fires back at Hosking: Get out of your car and get on your bike
Auckland council has responded to Mike Hosking's comments.
Concerns growing over missing woman Michelle Simpson
Concerns are growing for missing woman Michelle Simpson last seen yesterday morning
Fleeing driver sideswipes cars, crashes into barrier
Fleeing driver speeding from cops in Blockhouse Bay arrested in Mt Wellington after crash.
Henderson Valley School board to review concerns over principal
Henderson Valley School's board will "carefully review" concerns raised in an open letter.
West Auckland house targeted after sex offender outed on Facebook
West Auckland residents are fuming after a "mob" targeted house of sex offender.
Henderson Valley revolt: Parents seek review of principal's role
Parents ask board to supervise principal better or "seek a suitable replacement".
The false Armistice and the Kiwi flu that killed a quarter of Samoans
Armistice pandemic swept through New Zealand and Pacific islands.
More first home-buyers snapping up subsidy
The number of Aucklanders accessing the HomeStart scheme has risen by 50 per cent.
Police nab trio after Te Atatu RSA break-in
Witnesses watch as Police chase three youths who broke into Te Atatu RSA
Kauri dieback: Auckland Council accused of shortcomings
A group has accused authorities of not doing enough to save kauri in the Waitakere Ranges.
Eerie link between Kiwi double murderer and paedophile
Man jailed for historic child sex offending was best mates with killer David Tamihere.
Ferries bury rivalry to rescue kite-surfer
Kite-surfer rescued by Belaire Ferries worked for Fullers.
'They saved my life': School raises $10k for charity after Cascade Falls tragedy
"Coming into the year on such a heavy, sad note - it was not easy for anyone."
$300k homes, beaches, sun: Auckland firm shifts staff to Gisborne
Grant Straker's staff couldn't afford Auckland houses — so he opened a Gisborne office.
Car hit by train after 'idiotic' driver ignores barriers
The whole scene is caught on the train's camera.
Accused robber jumps out of Auckland court dock, flees in getaway car
A man facing aggravated robbery charges made a dramatic escape from an Auckland courtroom
Police investigating alleged assault on baby in Kumeu
A witness has described how a woman allegedly attacked a baby in an Auckland carpark.
On-street top-up for e-bikers
Company has plans to help electric bikers avoid running out of power in Auckland.
Bad boy turned good wins youth achievement award
Resilient and exceptional young kiwis celebrated at Graeme Dingle Foundation Awards night.
Lights, camera, Jesus: Church at the movies
Going to church just turned into a whole new cinematic experience.
Bank boss: 'We have broken the trust of many of our customers'
"We have broken the trust of many of our customers," banking boss says.
Auckland homeless count numbers in: 800 sleeping on streets
About 800 people sleep on the street or in cars in Auckland each night.
'Entitled': Driver slams careless, rude cyclists
Not even a revving of the engine and a word out the window could move these cyclists.
Glen Eden on track for big changes
Project aims to slow traffic in Glen Eden as apartment blocks rise.
One killed, several injured in West Auckland crash
Three other people from the car were taken to hospital with moderate injuries.
Measles suspected at west Auckland school
Visitors to Kelston Boys' High School may have been exposed to infectious disease
Eleven rail crossings in Auckland to be made safer
The gates will be activated by a sensor on the tracks and have a safety zone.
Sex abuser pastor up for parole
A pastor jailed for sex abuse will be eligible for parole after just 8mths behind bars
The family wiped out by 1918 flu epidemic
Even the isolation of the Waitākere bush was no protection from the deadly pandemic.
Hundreds paying levy for fuel to heat homes
An oversight has left hundreds of homeowners paying a tax designed for roading projects
Boaties cry foul: 'Unfair' to pay twice to fix Auckland's roads
Boaties want a break from regional fuel tax, saying they are paying twice to fix roads