Court strikes: Staff refuse to sign legal documents
Dozens of cases are being adjourned at Auckland's courts as industrial action heats up.
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Four people in hospital after crash in Auckland
Police say those taken to hospital are said to have minor to serious injuries.
Two guinea pigs disappeared from a Mt Eden home. CCTV footage at the airport helped unravel the mystery.
Guinea pig travels around Auckland stowed in car's bumper before sharp turn ends joy ride.
New waterfront stadium plan hits another roadblock
The waterfront stadium has to go up against a site on Quay Park and Eden Park.
Overestimates used to obtain cycleway funding: Report
Cycling demand was not living up to expectations, says Auckland Transport report.
Education Minister says teachers keep asking for more
Latest pay offer "overwhelmingly rejected" at first teachers' meetings today.
MAFS NZ wedding ring for sale on Trade Me
The band, originally used as a "friendship ring", will raise money for mental health.
Watch: Lime scooter rider caught stealing courier package
A Grey Lynn resident is devastated her $800 one-of-a-kind dress was stolen at delivery.
Firefighters battle to save home
Firefighters came from six suburbs to help save the home.
'The laws need to change', double fatal crash family urge
Sharina Meuli's family want tougher penalties for fleeing drivers.
Hip hop group, MP and councillor want bus route back
They all want Auckland Transport to restore an "iconic" bus route.
Auckland Police HQ relocating after 51 years in CBD
The Auckland City Police are set to make a move from their towering CDB station.
New rules added ahead of charity boxing event tonight
"I just pray that our event runs without injury." - Daniella Smith
Remuera carpark structure closed as 'precaution'
"No immediate safety concerns" at closed carpark structure - Auckland Transport
'I haven't felt safe since': St Marys Bay sex fiend jailed
Man sentenced for repugnant attack on female jogger.
Pedestrianise Auckland CBD to reduce carbon - top health official
Auckland's medical officer is concerned about rising air pollution on Queen St.
Supercomputers a 'step change' for NZ science
New centre will allow scientists to investigate everything from quakes to climate change.
The false Armistice and the Kiwi flu that killed a quarter of Samoans
Armistice pandemic swept through New Zealand and Pacific islands.
Revealed: The toxic danger on NZ's best-known street
Electric buses, modern trams and pedestrianising may help rid Queen St of black carbon.
Simon Wilson: Stress testing the waterfront stadium
COMMENT: The stadium proposal needs stress testing but is the council prepared to do that?
'Melbourne Cup Day' in Auckland
More than 5000 for Melbourne Cup Day at the Auckland races.
New waterfront stadium could include cultural centre
The Waterfront Consortium says the stadium could include a cultural city.
Police search after man shot with air rifle in east Auckland
The victim had sustained a moderate injury.
Three reportedly on synthetic cannabis collapsed in central Auckland, hospitalised
A St John Ambulance spokesperson said the patients had collapsed.
False representations: School director escapes conviction
NZQA prosecuted a school and its director over falsely representing its courses.
Mystery of the Qantas 'gas leak': Mass hysteria may have made workers sick
Investigators can find no cause for Auckland workers' illness. Was it social contagion?
E-scootering boy sends grandmother flying in collision
Sue Crang is afraid to return to walkway after being bowled by boy on Lime e-scooter.
Internal memo to councillors: Don't blow a fuse over e-scooters
The council memo on e-scooters is in and the message is: chill, bro.
AUT student marks withheld a further two weeks due to strike action
The student association has called the strike timing 'unethical and unreasonable'.
Adorable photos: Kelly Tarlton's welcomes two new babies
Kelly Tarlton's has shared how you can spend time with these cute chicks.
Banned, burning and bruising on Lime scooters overseas
We've heard about injuries and three-month trials here, but what about other countries?
Top NZ horse trainer guilty over young rider's fall
Kiwi jockey Sophia Malthus' was left a quadriplegic after coming off her horse.
Gale-force chaos: Hundreds of homes without power - brace for a turbulent weekend ahead
It came as strong winds battered the power network on Thursday evening.
Fine in North Island with rain hitting South's west coast
The West Coast will see up to 200mm of rain in 24 hours, with more wet weather to follow.