Auckland Transport to start fining motorists on T2 lane in Albany
Auckland Transport will begin issuing $150 fines on February 8.
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Covid cases spark long queues at Auckland testing stations
There are already long queues at Covid testing sites in Auckland this morning.
Where to get a Covid test in Auckland today
People who visited locations of interest in Auckland are urged to get a Covid test.
'Devastated': Teen dies on Christmas Eve after BMX tragedy
Auckland teenager Kirill Koninin died on Christmas Eve after falling from his BMX.
Police chase for 45km across Auckland motorways after road rage incident
One of the drivers involved showed what appeared to be a firearm to the other motorist.
'Mixed messages': Auckland Covid pub owner sent to isolation - while his 73yo mum stays home
Greenhithe pub owner sent to Jet Park because he lives with his mum, aged 73.
Communities split over free school lunches
Full list: Which schools will get free school lunches?
Free school lunches: North Island (except Wellington)
Full list: North Island schools getting free school lunches (except Wellington).
Pastor, businessman get home detention for sex with underage Northland girl
"Massive fall from grace" after church leader pays for sex with 15 year old girl.
Men get home detention for sex with under age girl
Auckland pastor and Kawakawa businessman have both been sentenced.
NZ bars manager for 86 new childcare workers
Childcare centre manager for 86 planned staff blocked by border closure.
Live: Commuter chaos - traffic already crawling at Harbour Bridge
Motorists are urged to work from home, use alternate routes or take public transport.
Auckland Harbour Bridge: Transport boss' warning as damage revealed
First it was Covid, now a linchpin of Auckland's transport system will keep workers home.
'The windows blew out on the first storey and flames came out' - witness
Firefighters continue to monitor for hot spots after a fire in Albany last night.
Watch: Firefighters battle large blaze on Auckland's North Shore
'We ran around the corner, that's when the windows blew out on the first storey.'
Engineering firm sued for $15m over 'negligent' seismic risk report
The quake-prone building was found to be less than 20 per cent of building standards.
Covid scare - positive case visited gym, supermarket and Warehouse; Cabinet's D-Day on alert levels
Have you been to one of the Ministry of Health's 'locations of interest'?
Public v private: How children learn at three very different schools
Private, integrated and state schools within a 4km radius could hardly be more different.
'Faith trumps dosh': Religious schools beat private and state schools on UE results
Integrated schools lift your chance of UE by 8.3 per cent, private schools 6.9 per cent.
Homicide investigation launched after man dies in Whenuapai
Police are at the scene of a serious incident in Whenuapai early this morning.
Nikki Kaye will leave 'deep hole' in education
Kaye reached across the party divide to push educational modernisation.
Controversial science shake-up: Massey bosses grilled
University bosses have faced a grilling by MPs.
Tenants kicked out after sweeping dog poo onto neighbours below
A tenant who had received multiple complaints from neighbours has been kicked out.
Employees off work for the day after man dies at Albany workplace
A man who died in a workplace accident in Albany has been described as a valued employee.
Serious injuries at workplace accident on North Shore
The victim has suffered serious injuries.
Life after lockdown: How Kiwis are spending first free weekend
Shopping malls glad to have customers back; others head out on the water.
Auckland pedestrian's 'terrifying' near-miss sparks warning
'This guy almost collected three people.'
Covid-19: Mitre 10 confirms job losses
Cuts affect 5 per cent of Mitre 10's support centre team who were on fixed-term contracts.
Coronavirus lockdown: Family hopeful and optimistic amid feelings of anxiety
Pans draw inspiration from China which has gone from lockdown to near normality.
Pharmacies struggling as Coronavirus alert level 3 announced
Pharmacies are struggling as people rush in to collect their prescriptions.
Coronavirus: Rest home resident tested, staffers isolated
Despite two negative results for Covid-19, the elderly resident remains in hospital.
Massey scientists fear jobs will be scrapped before 'innovation complex' opens
Massey scientists who advised on new complex fear they'll lose their jobs before it opens.
Kiwi scientists critical to coronavirus test device fear for jobs
They helped develop a NZ-made device to test for Covid-19. Now they fear for their jobs.
Angry Massey scientist hits out at vice-chancellor over proposal to scrap science
Top scientist takes aim at Massey vice-chancellor on Twitter over controversial shake-up.