Auckland woman awarded $25,000 after boss calls her 'f***ing hopeless'
A woman who was told by her boss she was "f***ing useless" has been awarded $25,000.
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After an Auckland adventure? Ferry to the shore and cycle back
Discover parts of the North Shore that you've never ventured to before with a bike ride.
Cindy Li mystery: Forensic police scour property where missing woman found in critical condition after 12 days
Cindy Li was found in a critical condition 12 days after she went missing.
Mass Muriwai rescue: 13 swimmers brought back to shore as rips catch out swimmers at northern beaches
Two mass rescues have taken place at northern beaches, Waikato River rescues also needed.
Oh ship! Six-month delays for furniture as global supply woes hit home
Settle in for a long wait if you want to furnish your home in the near future.
Police probe Tamaki's protest appearance, lawyer 'expects' he hasn't breached bail
"I hope he is not arrested for complying with the law," said Tamaki's lawyer.
'I don't want to be in the news': Brian Tamaki risks court, police ire and takes stage at 'freedom' rally
It's the fourth time protesters have gathered at the Domain.
'Dreadfully sad': Top Auckland food store, weekend market closing after 24 years
Iconic store and weekend food market closing after 24 years bringing France to Parnell.
From humble food truck to feeding Benedict Cumberbatch
After starting a mobile food service a van, an Auckland couple now cater to movie stars.
Live: New Covid cases from Kaitāia to Wellington, particular fears for Northland
Cases continue to emerge across the North Island.
Pressure mounts on Govt over its Covid response for Māori
The current outbreak disproportionately affects Māori, who make up 42 per cent of cases.
'Robbing Peter to pay Paul': Former chartered accountant released from prison
Tax refunds intended for his clients were used for gambling and to repay personal debts.
Fonterra CEO praises self-isolation trial after return home
Miles Hurrell says the world is starting to move and business people should travel.
The growing list of schools dealing with Covid cases
The approach taken at each school has been different, based on public health advice.
Gang-led vaccination event contains key element for the hesitant
Māori GP says there is one key element the Govt and DHBs can learn after successful event.
AUT academic calls Christchurch attack a 'false flag', resigns
Amy Benjamin made the claims during a livestream hosted by a conspiracy theorist.
'Brian Tamaki has been arrested': Police Minister sent text after anti-lockdown protest
Poto Williams received emails and a text from police with updates on Tamaki's arrests.
Red light means green light for non-resident travel to Waiheke, Great Barrier islands
Government confirms islands' border will end under traffic light system.
After six weeks, police still unsure if women who prompted Northland lockdown will be charged
It's been six weeks since the pair were blamed for a snap lockdown in Northland.
Hairdressers inundated with calls after rumour doors could be open next week
Hairdressers call for clarity after rumour of an early opening date heightens anxiety.
CCTV footage shows missing woman's last known movements
Police have "serious concerns" for 70-year-old's safety, 10 days after her disappearance.
Opening up Auckland hospitality businesses still too risky, expert says
What is in store for Auckland and the rest of the country next week?
TVNZ staff evacuated in early morning fire alarm scare
A fire alarm at TVNZ early interrupted normal programming this morning.
Zoning laws to ease housing pinch 'being put through by stealth
New zoning laws are set to bring more homes to a street near you.
'Vax in the Hood': Gangs join forces as Covid hits
The members had taken it upon themselves to protect their community.
'Two months off finishing': Remuera developer vows appeal
"It's really sad. These sold out within hours off-market to first-home buyers" - Gibbons.
Native trees poisoned in Auckland harbourside suburb
"Selfish, entitled" people are poisoning and cutting down trees, says one volunteer.
Live: 167 cases, two further deaths as Covid spreads to Tauranga, Palmerston North
A woman in her 80s and a man in his 90s with Covid-19 have died.
City of bails: Auckland exodus expected
Already, 100,000 have uploaded vaccine passes to allow more movement.
'Living hell': Eviction ban protecting violent state tenants unlawful - lawyer
'The state is supposed to protect its citizens.'
Derek Cheng: More cases in more places; the collateral damage of Ardern's Auckland travel date
Fixing a travel date was a political necessity. Now the Govt has a month to get ready.
Lover of Ports of Auckland fraudster denied parole
Litia Vuniduvu remains in prison while facing the prospect of deportation.
Covid apartment home isolation guide: Checklist out from chiefs
Concerns include air conditioning, adjacent balconies, and access to communal areas.
Experts: 'Inevitable' Covid-19 cases will crop up once Auckland's border opens
The greatest impact will be on communities with the least resources, experts say.