
'Not the sharpest pencils': Shooting of innocent family allegedly case of mistaken identity
Police say it's very lucky the shooting has not led to a homicide investigation.
Police say it's very lucky the shooting has not led to a homicide investigation.
Occupants 'extremely fortunate not to be seriously injured or killed'.
Charges denied after alleged gang raids led to arson, meth, organised crime allegations.
There will be increased police presence in Māngere this afternoon.
Police swooped in on a number of properties around the city.
The 23-year-old was caught about 30 minutes after the escape, police said.
Man jailed for killing toddler daughter refused parole after contraband found in cell.
A 58-year-old man has been arrested and will appear in court today.
The injured 19-year-old was driven to Middlemore Hospital on Saturday.
Five unlinked cases come just days out from the Government's alert level decision.
A person with Covid-19 at an MIQ facility has been transferred to hospital.
More locations of interest are starting to appear around Auckland.
Dedicated vaccination rallies are being set up to get more Pacific people vaccinated.
Judge has suggested the defendant use modern-day technology to get his next food fix.
A "slip through the cracks" and four stops sent court into tailspin, region into lockdown.
Health Ministry says it expects fluctuating case numbers at this point in the outbreak.
A bakery in Mt Maunganui and a petrol station in Tauranga were visited by a Covid case.
The most recent location was a train trip yesterday to Fruitvale Rd.
'A firearm may have been discharged into the air,' police say.
Churchgoers in our biggest Covid cluster are fighting the virus and holding on to hope.
A lockdown of another sort played out on a street in Māngere East earlier this month.
Dr Siouxsie Wiles says vaccines and N95 face masks might be necessary for indoor staff.
Churchgoers affected in the country's biggest cluster continue to be urged to get tested.
More than 100 people who were at a church in Māngere have tested positive for Covid.
Racist comments hurled at some in Pacific community over latest Covid-19 outbreak.
Just over 500 people attended the church service on August 15.
Preferable contact tracers speak a Pacific language, large proportion of cases now Samoan.
Members of Auckland's Pasifika community are being urged to get tested for Covid-19.
The alleged fleeing driver - a 43-year-old man - has been charged with multiple offences.
Students from De la Salle, McAuley, Avondale, Northcote and Lynfield await test results.