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'Dirty South' v west Auckland: Mission Bay brawl organised on Instagram, eight arrests
The brawl was reportedly organised via Instagram stories.
The brawl was reportedly organised via Instagram stories.
About 40 police officers evacuate Mission Bay reserve after fight between 100 teens.
WE SAY: Whatever your take on the comment, it's heartening the younger generation cares.
"Calling it a humanitarian disaster would be well warranted."
The eagerly awaited sequel to one of NZ's favourite kids' books is out now.
Science teacher Brian Murphy started at Mt Albert Grammar in 1960.
10,966 people completed online facebook survey, including 348 people in Northland.
Plenty of opportunity for Whanganui school leavers. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
As one door opens another closes, because being on council is not a "retirement gig".
The Academy Award-winning actress has been dramatically arrested in Washington, DC.
Just one young woman in four felt she was given the same opportunities as her male peers.
Teen, 15, on stolen tractor was Tasered after leading police on pursuit.
Editorial: In the global warming conversation, we say, thank goodness for Greta.
A woman facing child sex offending charges has been allowed to attend a school assembly.
A third of Year 9 students at three NZ schools have "abnormal" hearing.
The largest Mongrel Mob chapter in the world is establishing an all-female chapter.
The teen who inspired a global movement - how does it feel to be Greta right now?
Black-market marijuana vaping devices could be the answer to what is making people sick.
Te Kani wants to connect council to Māori communities. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Thousands of people around the globe stage rallies to call attention to climate change.
A special pōwhiri for new arrivals to Palmerston North. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
About 50 people met in South Auckland yesterday evening to light candles.
From cooking meth, through prison, to mentoring young people at risk.
Education officials release advice to schools about students watching 13 Reasons Why.
A Levin dairy has been robbed at knifepoint - the second time this year.
COMMENT: How can we make our playgrounds dangerous again? Matt Heath has some ideas.
Profile: One woman's 16-year fight to help abused and neglected Tauranga kids.
Lawsuits, possible bankruptcy and declining members.
Otiwhiti Station sells to almost in-house syndicate committed to continuing the good work.