Revealed: Slain toddler is nephew of one of NZ's most notorious killers
Oranga Tamariki had been contacted by people concerned about Malcolm Bell's welfare.
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Killed toddler's uncle is RSA triple murderer William Bell
Slain toddler's uncle is notorious RSA triple killer William Bell.
Sephora confetti saga: 'Not enough evidence for a prosecution'
Mayor Phil Goff said at the time it was "unacceptable" behaviour from the company.
Building product company faces criminal charges
Commerce Commission charged Global Fibre8 Limited and its director Tangi Tuake.
Hong Kong protest gets physical at Auckland uni
University of Auckland launches investigation as scuffle leaves female student shaken.
Mayor sends 'concept' proposal to Govt to help CRL businesses
Phil Twyford says he is "considering" Auckland Council's proposal for affected businesses.
Revealed: How telcos illegally billed customers
The three businesses made false representations in invoices during a six-year period.
Kākāpō cloaks among Auckland Museum's precious Māori collection
The most common material in the museum's ancient Māori clothing was kiwi feathers.
Businesses seeking compo for $4.4b City Rail Link project
A shop owner is on antidepressants and lost hair from the stress of the project.
Generous pensioners give their Winter Energy Payment to charity
The couple are frugal power users and feared "making money" from the payment.
From golden mile to lipstick alley: Queen Street's beauty explosion
Young people's love of the influencer and celebrity culture sparks big retail change.
Top charity flattens $8m Parnell property for a carpark
The registered charity is now under investigation by Auckland Council.
Man facing serious charges after Auckland motorway crash
He also faces charges from a separate incident including threatening to kill.
Hospital crisis in Auckland: Ambulances diverted after 16 nurses call in sick
Both health boards deny suggestions they considered bringing in military personnel.
'Pedestrian-friendly' trial on Auckland's High St to inform $14m 'transformation'
An October trial blocking parking on High St will inform a $14-22m street upgrade in 2022.
Pedestrian power: Car park ban trial for Auckland's High St
'Returning streets to Aucklanders': Council plans 'world-class pedestrian-friendly' strip.
Bribery case: Ex-Auckland Council worker named
A cheque for $7500 was allegedly used to bribe a former staff member to award a contract.
Man offers waste collection service, dumps it across the city
His service was reportedly rubbish.
Cyclist needs surgery after hit and run in Auckland CBD
The incident happened at the intersection of Nelson and Cook Sts on Wednesday morning.
Watch: Inside Eden Park's glamping 'domes'
"Staydium Glamping" is about to go live. This is what it will look like.
$5.3m fine sticks for bankrupt Auckland money launderer
The DIA found more than 1500 transactions - totalling $105.4m - failed to meet the law.
'Ultra-ego' forex broker jailed for $7m Ponzi scheme
Three of Kelvin Wood's investors lost more than $1 million each.
The story of the architect who stole trade secrets
Michael Davies was accused of leaving his old firm with 'thousands' of secret files.
Man falls off cliff at St Heliers
Emergency services are attending an incident in St Heliers.
Test drive disaster? $290,000 Ferrari in tunnel crash
Photos suggest the car was a Ferrari 458 Italia, worth nearly $300,000.
Ex-Auckland Council worker accused of taking bribe
Two men next in court on Friday when the secrecy of their names will be argued.
Queen St forex broker pleads guilty to fraud
The charges related to foreign exchange services provided by Forex Brokers Limited.
Phil Goff doubles down on Sephora over waste dumping
Goff has written to the company and Auckland Council has launched an investigation.
Battle of the trees: Outrage after thousands spent on private pruning jobs
The local board says the scheme is designed to encourage landowners to save trees.
Comment: Why I can't help feeling sorry for Sephora
COMMENT: Sephora got it wrong, but the outrage doesn't stack up.
Rates: Here's what your boards decided to spend money on
Check out what each board promised.
What the haul? Pontoon pinched in broad daylight
A pontoon was pinched on Waiheke Island in broad daylight.
Crash bang: Car ploughs into Auckland bank, police on scene
Witness reports huge bang, driver pulled from car
Fire fears: High-ladder truck withdrawn from first response
High-ladder fire trucks are needed in first instance in case of a major fire, union says.