Four new Covid cases today, two in the community
The Auckland cluster now has 161 people linked to it.
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Pedestrian dies after being hit by bus in Auckland CBD
Emergency services were called to Karangahape Rd shortly before 10pm.
Live: Covid tests and fines - Govt gets stricter with border workers
Four of the cases are in the community and one is in managed isolation.
Watch: 'Do or die' - four robbers flee as 21yo, 110kg dairy owner takes them on
"I didn't know if any of them had any weapons, but I had so much adrenaline ..."
2 deaths, 3 new cases; Officials probe possible South Is case; 300 yachts in Covid limbo
It was a sad end to the week in New Zealand's fight against Covid-19.
Expert reveals reasons why consumers love collectibles
From toys to seeds to puzzle pieces, collectable sets draw cash from pocket from consumers
Object thrown off motorway bridge, smashes through car carrying toddler
'We're lucky a little girl didn't get killed on the motorway.'
Auckland bus lane fines increase almost 1000 per cent over 5 years
Aucklanders paid $36.8m in bus lane fines since 2015. Fines more than doubled last year.
Face masks in supermarkets: Which Auckland suburbs are doing best?
More than 80% of shoppers were wearing masks at some supermarkets. At another, just 50%.
'No regard for women he hurt': Criticism as ex-Shortland Street actor stages new play
Rene Naufahu has previously been convicted of indecently assaulting six women.
Double tragedy: Dr Joe Williams dies 24 hours after brother
Former Cook Islands PM died in Auckland hours after his older brother died in Brisbane.
Three new Covid cases today, 2 in the community
Both community cases are epidemiologicaly linked to the wider Auckland cluster.
Comment: What Pacific health equity must look like
COMMENT: When it comes to Pacific people, the health system is not fit for purpose.
NZ's 24th Covid death: Family to honour Dr Joe Williams' legacy
Family plan to continue legacy of helping the Pacific community through the health system.
Cocktails by candlelight: Power outage plunges K Rd bars into darkness
Power outage adds to a tough period for restaurateurs.
'It is what it is': Aucklanders react to level 2.5 extension
Restrictions of 10 people per gathering will continue in Auckland for another 12 days.
Wear The Fox Hat and other rejected racehorse names
Racing horses often have clever names, but what goes into coming up with them?
NZ finance firm ordered to release €2 million to Hong Kong software company
A transactional dispute led to an Auckland firm refusing to release $3.64m to a customer.
Business manager pleads guilty in $4m property development fraud
The fraud involved a false representation that a $4.4m deposit was needed for a property.
Māori, Pasifika inequities 'major' factor in Covid cluster's doubled hospital rates
Age, ethnicity and pre-existing conditions are driving the higher hospitalisation rates.
Homes evacuated after suspicious item found in Remuera
Residents have been evacuated as a precaution while the incident unfolds.
Navvy: 'I never wanted to just write about relationships'
The Kiwi musician on feelings, progression, and her new EP.
Opium, cash, gold and cigarettes seized in Auckland drug raids
Three arrested over opium importation from India.
Keeping Auckland at 'level 2.5' right, Goff says, businesses wary
Mayor says keeping restrictions best move for health and economy, others wary of impact.
Body entombed at Mt Eden house: Owner reveals grisly details of remains discovery
The property's owner says police confirmed the body's identity months ago.
Damage bill 'in the millions' after rental motorhome base destroyed in spectacular blaze
Up to 300 campervans may have suffered some level of damage in yesterday's blaze.
Auckland's weekend of level-2 freedom: Don't blow it, say police
'It's really important that everyone plays their part and adheres to these restrictions.'
New look Lime e-scooters and bikes hit Auckland pavements
The company has secured a six month licence from Auckland Council, starting today.
CCTV images of alleged shoplifters, some as young as 8, found dumped near Rebel Sport
Sports stores says an intruder climbed a fence and rummaged in bins.
NZ Steel restructure puts 200 jobs on the line
New Zealand Steel is to restructure its business with the likely loss of up to 200 jobs.
'Just want my money back': Customer has refunds from others, but not Air NZ
Frustrated customer has been unable to secure a refund from our national carrier.
Winter 2020: NZ's warmest on record
'By 2040, we might be looking back at this as a normal winter.'
Diamante horse head case: Pair appeal sentence
The drugs had an estimated street value of up to $14 million.
'Close your windows': Warning to people near giant Auckland blaze
Toxic smoke billowed across South Auckland after the fire.