Cyclists and trucks on Stanley St a 'recipe for disaster', says Bike Auckland chair
A person died following a cyclist verse truck collision in Parnell on Thursday.
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Students arriving at the school ball had to be dropped further away because of the chaos.
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The shoplifter ran off after being disarmed by security guards.
School ball strife: Eden Park stops booking balls after noise complaints
Noise concerns marred an otherwise successful ball, Auckland Girls Grammar principal says.
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More vaccinators urgently needed to deal with the community turnout in south Auckland.
Disabled protesters demand reprieve for Laura Fergusson Trust
The trust provides rehabilitation and respite care to disabled young people.
Covid crunch: Struggling souvenir retailer pleads for rental support
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Man badly injured in central Auckland fight
Two arrests have been made after the early morning fight was reported near Khyber Pass Rd.
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'I cried for the woman in the other car': Man falls asleep at wheel - conviction set aside
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Emergency services at home of Remuera woman whose death is unexplained
Fire and Emergency say a small gas bottle was on fire outside the house.
'Culture review' under way at prominent charity after complaints
An independent person will be appointed to look into the allegations.
He fell asleep at the wheel and collided with another car. Why his conviction has been set aside
Savieti had to take his case to the Court of Appeal to get his conviction overturned.
End of an era: Acclaimed Ponsonby restaurant Sidart sold
Sid and Chand Sahrawat hand over their first restaurant to their chef.
Congestion after crashes on three Auckland motorways
The crashes have been cleared but delays are likely to continue.
MIQ staff 'feel unable to report breaches'
Unite union says more of a "workers" voice' is needed to catch problems.
Police confirm death of woman in Auckland CBD not suspicious
The death of a woman in an Auckland city apartment is not considered suspicious.
Māngere Bridge murder trial: No bystander could save woman killed by car, court hears
Final evidence has been given in the trial of Soafa Niumagumagu.
Queen St lobby group's legal bid to stop council work declined
The battle over Queen St has been taken to court.
Queen Street negotiations break down, court date confirmed
After eight hours of talks Council and lobbyists fail to agree on Queen St's future.
Sofitel hotel shooting: Police make third arrest in hunt for Hone Reihana
A 30-year-old man has been charged with being an Accessory after the Fact.
Former Auckland Zoo vet says moving elephants is about money
Auckland Zoo insists moving the elephants is about their welfare, not money.
New transport plan 'more harm than good'
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Meet Khylee Quince, the first Māori dean of law at a NZ university
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Sofitel Hotel gang shooting: Second arrest but Head Hunter still at large
Patched Head Hunter gang member Hone Reihana is still wanted by Auckland Police.
Auckland CBD taxi attack: Two men hospitalised linked to bloody street brawl
A silver taxi with blood splattered windows was cordoned off on Vincent St Friday morning.
Editorial: Down and out on Queen St
Editorial: The Minister of Silly Walks seemed to take over as Minister of Silly Sidewalks.
MIQ hotels only two-thirds full after 'lull in arrivals' from transtasman bubble
NZ taxpayers have forked out more than $300 million for MIQ since September 2020.
'Productive meeting' between Queen St stakeholders, Auckland Council may prevent High Court action
Council was this week served legal proceedings over ongoing Queen St pedestrian trial.
Pōhutukawa tree at risk after Auckland Council mistake
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Viv Beck: Vision is one thing - delivering an absurd mess is another
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Ranjana Gupta: Finding a fair way to pay for Auckland's transport
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