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Lockdown lifted after incident at Auckland's Carmel College

The school posted a message to parents saying all staff and students were safe.

No ‘alarm bells’ about Malachi before his death, daycare says

The daycare took photos of Malachi's bruising but did not alert authorities.

'Sustained period of cruelty': Starship doctor slates child protection agency failings

An almost identical case occurred two months after Malachi's death, the doctor said.

How $2.15m home became worth just $50k; plan for flood-damaged properties revealed

One storm-damaged house has fallen in value from $2.15 million to $50,000.

Malachi Subecz inquest: Cousin made 10 attempts in three days to raise alarm about carer

'My concerns were real and unfortunately they were proven to be correct.'

‘Disheartening’: Vandalism acts costing ratepayers thousands

Multiple sports fields and walking tracks have been torn up by cars and quad bikes.

Gusty day ahead: 90km/h winds may close lanes on Auckland Harbour Bridge

Winds on the bridge could reach 75-80km/h between 11am and 7pm.

One dead after concrete truck falls into Remuera house

Police were called to a residential property on Rangitoto Ave.

Watch: 'My raging backyard river' - North Shore homeowner fears stormwater torrent

'Land eroding, health and safety of young kids has been at risk for the last three years'.

'Incredibly difficult': Body found in search for missing diver

The body is believed to be that of a diver reported missing from Whatipū Beach yesterday.

Backers abandoned $200m Auckland Arena project over council hurdles: sources

Extended timelines and complexities on public land were major hurdles.

Te Pāti Māori selects former broadcaster for Tāmaki Makaurau byelection

Move comes after MP Takutai Tarsh Kemp died last month.

Quattro plans office upgrades to create $650m of assets in Auckland CBD

Quattro plans to significantly gentrify the mid-town buildings.

Mayor learned of billionaires' arena project collapse while holidaying in Fiji

Wayne Brown was in Fiji when the Auckland Arena backers withdrew.

Richard Hills: More housing is not just about the CRL but also floods

OPINION: The City Rail Link will open next year and transform Auckland's travel network.

Raised crossing vibrations blamed for cracks in St Johns property

Pete Williams claims vibrations from a raised crossing caused cracks at his St Johns Road property. He is seeking compensation for the damage. Video / Dean Purcell