Auckland woman has bank card cloned, $800 swiped
Banks say there has been an increase in card skimming activity across Auckland.
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Prince William's Anzac tribute as snipers stand guard
William lays wreath, now heads to Chch to meet mosque shooting victims' relatives.
Wildly fluctuating house prices: The surprise winners
Some of Auckland's flashest suburbs take big falls in new property figures.
Goff denies backtrack on Queens Wharf election promise
Consent has been granted for a $10 million 90-metre fixed gangway extension.
Dramatic image captures thunder storm lashing Auckland
Drone image captures moment a fierce thunder storm smashed into the city of sails.
AA hits out at high number of Auckland bus lane tickets
Auckland bus lane cameras racked up $11.3 million in fines in the last year.
Auckland lashed by 'crazy' hail storm
Locals in Pakuranga, Botany and Burswood were caught in the inclement weather.
Analyst: Kiwi troops not there for Anzac Day crowd control
Auckland Council has already scrapped 58 planned Anzac Day events.
Man charged over alleged Auckland hammer attack
The 42-year-old accused is due to appear in the Auckland District Court tomorrow.
Courtroom tears: Bartender accused of fatal Queen St assault
A 24-year-old man later died in hospital following the alleged attack.
Queen St assault victim dies in hospital
A 24-year-old victim died surrounded by family today.
Man dies after falling in hole on Newmarket's Broadway
Bruce Steedman's widow is now seeking legal advice after the tragic death.
APO delivers a stirring Easter journey
The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's annual choral concert a stunning Easter journey.
Revealed: Details of David Jones' new Auckland store
The 7000 sq m store will be among the biggest in redeveloped Westfield Newmarket.
Man still critical after central Auckland assault
Assault victim remains in a critical condition, police say.
Man critically injured after assault on Queen St
The assault happened around 4.20 this morning.
Iconic Kiwi music items set to go under the hammer
Instruments owned by Kiwi rock royalty are going under the hammer.
Brother remembers harrowing news of pilot's death
A life above the clouds was always what Gevnesh Prasad dreamed about.
Young pilot died before starting new career
Gevnesh Prasad was looking forward to starting a dream career as a pilot.
University of Auckland graduation march cancelled
Terror-attack fears stop the marches but planned ceremonies will still go ahead.
City Rail's $1b budget blowout linked to political pressure: Infrastructure NZ
Mega projects costs are often downplayed so taxpayers aren't scared off: Infrastructure NZ
Lover to join Ports of Auckland fraudster in prison
Paul Bainbridge and Litia Vuniduvu stole more than $360,000 of ratepayers' money.
Auckland Council looking to sell carpark blocks to pay for rail loop blowout
Parking buildings may raise $100m towards council's share of $1b rail blowout.
Police raids and Comanchero arrests continue
More arrests are likely, while a 40-year-old Kiwi man faces extradition from Sydney.
Roads closed after early-morning crashes
Mt Albert road closed for repairs and Helensville road cleaned up after morning crashes.
'That was not me' - embassy staffer accused of planting toilet cam
Defence Force worker at the Washington embassy bought a hidden camera in 2014.
Rental squeeze tightens as Auckland CBD prices rise 10%
Auckland rents rise fast in this year's first quarter: Barfoots
Ti Rakau Dr reopens after serious crash causes commuter delays
The northbound lanes of Ti Rikau Dr have now reopened, Auckland Transport confirmed.
Watch: City Rail Link video goes underground, shows progress on $3.4b project
Watch: Beneath Auckland, watch the City Rail Link being built.
Auckland seaside village fuming over safety improvements
Councillor Desley Simpson says Auckland Transport's consultation needs improving.
Revealed: Luxury bars, restaurants coming to Auckland's Commercial Bay
A look at some of the 40-plus hospitality operators set to trade at Commercial Bay.
Auckland Transport booed over no-show at meeting
More than 600 packed a public meeting to oppose safety improvements to St Heliers.
CCTV shows man planting hidden embassy camera
But there is no evidence the former Assistant Chief of Navy bought the covert camera.
Signs for visually impaired miss the mark with un-raised braille
The signs appear to include braille - except the dots have been printed on a flat surface.