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'Not Kiwi, nor Christian': Police Minister condemns Destiny Church's 'vile rhetoric' at protest
The groups targeted say action is needed as unrest rises to levels seen before March 15.
Man charged over alleged machete assault outside Akl Sikh temple
The alleged offender arrived at the Sikh gurdwara in Takanini to apologise this afternoon.
Woman lay dead in flat for two days, care worker assumed she was sleeping
Music played as Ruth Finau lay dead in her small flat in South Auckland.
Emotional Caleb Clarke avoids conviction for fleeing police, named in ABs squad same day
Clarke pleaded guilty to failing to stop and dangerous driving in February.
Caleb Clarke's statement following sentencing in Auckland District Court
All Black Caleb Clarke's statement outside Auckland District Court following his sentencing, where he was discharged without conviction. Video / Sylvie Whinray
Neighbours heard cries for help as security guard beaten to death in Auckland reserve
Lorenzo Tangira pleaded guilty to murder today. It was set to be the start of his trial.
Man on run after attack at South Auckland Sikh temple leaves two injured
Police say the assault was not 'hate-motivated'.
Fletcher, Acciona settle Puhoi motorway dispute
Fletcher Building says it will gain $56 million from the Puhoi motorway settlement.
Follow your nose: Where to get your truffle fix in Auckland this winter
It’s truffle season in New Zealand, which means flavoursome fungi are gracing menus again.
Spark bags $47m windfall
Funds from sale of stake in Hutchison Telecommunications will be used to reduce debt.
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Listen: Luxon, Peters to speak on US-Iran conflict as NZ deploys plane to Middle East
PM Chris Luxon hasn't yet stated his position on the US actions in Iran.
Revealed: The first four housing projects backed by $100m fund
It will enable 65 homes in Tauranga South, Pāpāmoa, Greerton and Bethlehem.
Jockey honours late father's promise with steeplechase win
Emily Farr fulfilled a promise at Te Aroha, guiding Leitrim Lad to victory.
'Not tackling backlog': Back-up court trial system under scrutiny
There are frustrations over back-up trials and claims they're not tackling backlogs.
Why Trump's wish for manufacturing to return to US doesn't stack up with reality
Trump urges Apple to manufacture phones in the US to avoid tariffs.
How does your suburb compare for Auckland dog attacks amid spike in maulings?
Nearly 3000 attacks were recorded on animals and humans across Auckland last year.
'More powerful than penalties': New ombudsman's vision for change
The new Ombudsman has been in his role for just 12 weeks.
Wayne Brown redesigns a railway station
Reroute buses to stop at the station and get a big developer on board now, says the mayor.
Man, 23, turns himself in after Auckland market stabbing
He faces two charges of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
'Naughty' parolee holding woman at gunpoint left after telling off from toddler
He had earlier been locked up for outrageously dangerous driving. It was caught on video.
Two critically injured after multi-vehicle crash on key Auckland road
A crash closed Great North Rd in Glen Eden this afternoon.
$175k in costs awarded in $10 million Auckland mansion stoush
Ningfei Du was refunded his $1m deposit for the Remuera home.
37 players split Lotto Second Division win – where the tickets were sold
The locations have been revealed.
Kiwi man charged after cocaine blocks found in suitcase at Sydney Airport
Officers found 10kg of cocaine and over $10,000 in the man's luggage.
Paul Lewis: The tough midfield choices facing the All Blacks
OPINION: Potential players face tough competition for a spot in the All Blacks' midfield.
'Not sure yet' – Penney coy on Crusaders coaching future
Rob Penney is keeping his cards close to his chest with regards to his coaching future.
Property manager fined $3500 for breaching healthy homes standards
Quinovic acknowledged the breaches and confirmed exemplary damages were paid.
How rugby data changed All Blacks selection process
OPINION: Sir Graham Henry trusted his instincts over digital stats during games.
Engineer called in as project to reopen Shine Falls begins
The track will stay closed until safety is confirmed, DoC says.
Video shows man being slammed against stall during night market assault, goods flying
Two people were critically injured at the Pakūranga Night Market yesterday.
Are you paying too much for parking?
Research shows parking costs in urban areas differ greatly across the country.
British TV star says he's 'haemorrhaging money' running $30m NZ estate
River Haven features a cafe, vineyard, wellness space and The Bugger Inn pub.
Survivor of triple-fatal crash on learning to walk with a prosthetic leg
He lost an arm and a leg in a crash that killed three friends.