Breakdown on Harbour Bridge now clear
The breakdown was blocking a northbound lane on the Bridge.
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PM watching furore in her electorate
Local pharmacist Bhaidas Bhula has laid off two staff after his income dropped by half.
Man hospitalised following workplace incident in Auckland central
The incident happened at a construction site on Victoria St West.
Cop almost killed as alleged offender pulls rifle, fires twice at close range
Cop could have been killed last night after an alleged offender tried to fire rifle twice.
Terminally-ill Kiwi dad accepted into cancer trial
Kurt Brunton has been accepted onto a potentially life-saving cancer trial in the US.
KiwiBuild apartments in Onehunga to be balloted
The apartments are due for completion next year and will be priced from $380,000.
New 'Wild Auckland' series showcases 'City of Trails' + be in to win
New trail event series wants to get Kiwis out and about in the Auckland outdoors.
Howick youth council follows Swarbrick's lead
The council looks to the social media champion and young MP to engage local youth.
'Swamp house' family evicted after revealing flood woes
The family say they were given the notice after raising issues with media.
Iconic Queen St building marked for $20m rejuvenation
The facelift of 246 Queen Street will reportedly mark a revival for the street.
Lavish Parnell apartment sells for record-breaking $9.25m
The sale of the Parnell apartment has shattered the previous record in Remuera of $8.7m.
Guilty: St Marys Bay sex attacker admits jogger assault
Police arrested the man after a jogger pulled into bushes and attacked in May.
Insider-trading retrial: 'Knowledge is money'
"The FMA want his head on a plate - they want a trophy."
King tide closes lanes on Tamaki Drive in Auckland
Tamaki Drive has been reduced to one lane in both directions.
Woman who pimped out 15yo: 'I thought she was 18'
Auckland couple ran an internet escort agency and flew the teen up from Christchurch.
Auckland eyes up mega cruise ships
The Ovation of the Seas has had to berth in the harbour and ferry people to shore.
Do-over for NZ's first insider-trading trial
Hamish Sansom's first trial ended in a hung jury earlier this year.
Where Pink partied for her Kiwi birthday
After celebrating with fans at her show, Pink hit the town
Abduction terror: Warning for Kiwis visiting Thailand
"I couldn't speak properly, I wasn't making sense at all."
'I didn't think I'd get caught', serial agg robber tells judge
Michael Carroll's offending stretched from Hamilton to Whangarei totalling 16 charges.
Infighting: Council-controlled organisation hires lawyers to take on... the council
Goff supports intensification on Dominion Rd and wants bureaucrats to agree on a plan.
Commuter chaos: Traffic crawling for Auckland motorists
Citybound traffic on the Southern motorway will face delays as traffic is crawling
Rates rebel in hospital, given six days to live
Penny Bright doesn't hate anybody, but has harsh words for Auckland's mayors.
Auckland kidnapping: Young woman jailed for 'crime wave'
Four other teens arrested and charged over the kidnapping.
Labour summer camp accused keeps name suppression
Young man facing six charges of indecent assault at a Labour Party youth camp.
Ocean swimmer's death: Ports of Auckland in court
Leslie Gelberger's body was found by a passing ferry floating near Mairangi Bay.
Retrial for taxi driver accused of groping radio host Jay-Jay Feeney
A second trial will be heard for the man accused of indecently assaulting Jay-Jay Feeney.
Auckland man crushed by large container
The container fell on the man from a height of about 3m.
Ports of Auckland worker in straddle truck incident dies
The straddle truck tipped over at Fergusson Container Terminal, trapping the man.
Auckland motorists to lose central traffic lane for cycleway
Traffic lane to be taken to allow removal of steep hill from popular cycleway
Donor gives $500,000 for Auckland sculpture
Barfoot & Thompson's $1m donation produced a $2.5m public art work.
Finance director fined $5.3m for laundering dirty money for drug deal
He is now bankrupt after a $5.3 million fine for his "contemptuous disregard" for the law.
Blue tribute to prostate cancer victims
600 New Zealand men die each year from prostate cancer.
T Galleria by DFS unveils refurbished heritage store
DFS located in the iconic Customs St heritage building in Auckland has reopened.