Auckland news

Judge voids election result after claims of voter fraud in South Auckland

Vi Hausia has alleged theft of ballot papers, 'irregularities' and widespread voter fraud.

Tonga has a new Prime Minister

King Tupou VI must now formally appoint him and approve his chosen cabinet.

'Don't shrink yourself': Why this trainee surgeon decided to share her life online

How Dr Kyla Matenga juggles her medical career, Crossfit, family life and social media.

NRL bans Tonga doctors over handling of Eli Katoa head knocks

The NRL has hit four officials with breach notices after completing an investigation.

'Clever way to deal with a slow market' - apartment developer offering two-year mortgage suspension

Developer John Love says the market is slow, so he is offering an unusual apartment deal.

Payment battle: Builder and apartment owners clash over $3m-$4m Quattro repair bill

The body corporate claims Teak owes money for delays and defective work.

Real NZ house values down 31.3% since peak of October 2021

New REINZ data only focuses on month-to-month changes.

$3.7m loss for Rodd & Gunn after Canadian problems

Although the retailer generated more revenue in 2025, it also took a big hit from Canada.

More than 10,000 homes a month cut off from power, new data shows

Prepay users make up 35% of customers and this group has 27,000 disconnections a month.

'I wanted to help': Kiwi-born hero on kebab run helped tackle Bondi shooter

New Zealander Amandeep Singh-Bola ran towards the gunfire at Bondi Beach.

'Fell face first onto the tarmac': Family complain to Jetstar after elderly man faceplants onto concrete

The 77-year-old broke his hand and needed stitches after the fall.

Armed police swarm central city streets after samurai sword report

Auckland armed police were first told the man might be carrying a firearm.