No new cases - now 24 days without Covid-19
The total number of confirmed cases in the country remained at 1154 as of 1pm yesterday.
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Woman arrested after Auckland memorial statue damaged
It comes after a weekend of protests across the country about racism and colonisation.
First weekend at level 1 draws crowds to rugby - and emergency rooms
EDs across the country also felt the impact of the return to normality.
Slower road speeds do more than prevent crashes
COMMENT: Lockdown showed the positives of less cars, speed reduction, and feeling safe.
Bouncers tried to break up fight before three people stabbed
Police say three people were stabbed in the incident.
Kaaaching! Commercial Bay trading, visitor numbers beat expectations
First three days of trade have been huge for the country's newest shopping mall.
De La Salle stabbing: Auckland high school to reassure students of safety
The college will hold an assembly tomorrow to reassure students they are in a safe place.
Four injured in stabbing at central Auckland bar
Police were kept busy overnight in central Auckland.
'Will catch a lot of people by surprise' - Queen St pedestrian trial to 'build upon' Covid-19 barriers
Auckland Transport is keeping the CBD's largest retail street one lane.
Revealed: The cost of the blanket Covid quarantine at the border
Twelve overseas arrivals have tested positive since the blanket quarantine at the border.
First border exceptions, now cash: Am Cup boost in Council's emergency budget
The original plan was to spend an extra $40m on the America's Cup and other events.
Business Hub: ATEED chief Nick Hill - Rebuilding Auckland
ATEED chief Nick Hill tells Liam Dann how Auckland can lead the economic recovery.
Stuff, Nine and NZME return to court over redacted material
Stuff and Nine argued that the material should not be released.
Comment: Auckland Council trying to guilt-trip ratepayers into forking out more
Comment: Ratepayers will opt for 2.5% rise and Mayor Phil Goff will claim public support.
First weekend at level 1 kicks off with major events in Auckland city
The Black Lives Matter protest and the Blues vs Hurricanes game will draw huge crowds.
St Johns homicide: Property searched in connection to death
The St Johns property was searched early this morning.
Watch: Woman told 'go back to your own country' in racial attack
A racist attack on a young woman in Auckland was caught on video.
'Idiots with mokos on your face': Māori woman racially abused
A Māori woman has claimed she was racially abused in the car park at the mountain.
Welcome to NZ's newest mall: Commercial Bay stores opening today revealed
Precinct Properties's $1b shopping centre set to open after four years under construction.
Ghost town: Auckland businesses struggling despite level 1
Foot traffic was light, there were no buskers and businesses say it was busier in level 2.
AMP's CBD exit: Will more Kiwis work from home or return to the office?
Precinct Properties boss Scott Pritchard plays down likelihood of mass exodus from CBD.
Tree wars: Auckland couple take on Tūpuna Maunga Authority in court
The couple say they are not associated with those occupying the maunga.
Body dumped on Auckland street: Police track car, release CCTV
New image of a silver Nissan Skyline released
Sydney hairdresser jailed for $1m drug conspiracy with Comanchero associates
The Australian-Chinese national was arrested as part of Operation Nova.
'Avoid travel': Black ice warnings as snow, severe frosts hit South
Parts of the South Island are "in the freezer".
Revealed: Sydney man's $1m drug conspiracy with Auckland's Comancheros
Exclusive: Details of the conspiracy include police-listening bugs in cars and a $1m deal.
Woman who twerked on Auckland Harbour Bridge charged by police
The woman, 36, who posed the video to Facebook proudly this week faces a $250 fine.
Lockdown crime: Thieves steal everything including dirty socks
Covid Crime: Use our interactive to find out what happened to crime during lockdown.
Troubled waters: Auckland ferry's 7 collisions and $155k fine
The remarkable aspect of the latest proceeding is it once again involved the same ferry.
Woman in Auckland ferry crash may never recover from head injury: Fullers to pay $155k
In a first for a maritime case, the judge made a work health and safety project order.
Top Kiwi sportsman's suppression showdown returns to court
The sports star "strongly denies" the allegations levelled against him by the Crown.
Why police didn't intervene in Auckland protest
Several thousand people attended despite the country still being at alert level 2.
Auckland concrete con artist jailed
He has been adjudicated bankrupt four times, yet continued illegally operate his business.
Doctors seek suppression after findings into student's death
Second inquest held into Zachary Gravatt's death after letter alleged 'cover up'.