Four men entered the New Lynn McDonald's with weapons and fled from police on the motorway

Developer confirmed this morning that Ebert Construction has gone into receivership.

A group of businessmen used forged documents to get a multi-million-dollar loan from ANZ.

An Auckland man suffered a violent attack in the stairwell of a block of flats.

"I was quite surprised to see them," Auckland woman's surprise at cat rescuers.

Fourteen fire trucks were called in to tackle the blaze.

If you've got the cash, one of NZ's priciest apartments is now up for grabs.

More than 240,000 people viewed a movie which may have contaminated a murder trial.

Wynyard Quarter's Dockline Tram is suspending services from next week.

You won't find its customers queuing for a table or sipping sparkling water inside.

A person believed to have been on the boat has been taken to hospital.

Distraction by a dog could have caused bus crash which killed a dad and his baby boy.

Auckland's Wynyard Quarter is making big strides to a swanky waterfront neighbourhood.

Dailian Hong was found hours after she went missing.

The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) had been seeking a fine of about $2.6 million.

An ex-constable used the police's insurance policy in a bid to receive a fake claim.

A man was doused in petrol and nearly set alight to prevent a court case.

A police officer has been charged with assaulting a woman with a Taser.

Historic drawings were privately held until Herald story about their creators.

Dermot Nottingham breached two court orders and harassed five people, including a then MP.

Why the car has not been removed already is baffling a Mt Albert resident.

Eden Park Trust's decision on whether to continue the consent process could be delayed.

ICYMI: Ray Mills was famous for his smarts and a mystery attack that nearly killed him.

NZTA explains why we see changing speed limits despite the recent bump to 100km/h.

A London expert will be sharing her ideas on transport and health here next week.

COMMENT: Manukau Bus Station proposal, for all its short-comings, is a glimmer of hope.

Sprinklers extinguished the fire and crews were now using thermal imaging cameras.

Digging has finally started under Lower Queen St as politicians endorse expanded scheme.

On Thursday the park's trust will decide if it will continue seeking a resource consent.

A vehicle breakdown in the Waterview Tunnel, southbound, led to delays this morning.