
At least one seriously injured in crash in Clendon Park
At least one person has been injured in a late night crash in South Auckland.
At least one person has been injured in a late night crash in South Auckland.
A person suffered serious burns in a house fire in Manurewa, South Auckland, overnight.
Alleged armed robbery led to delays for flights at Auckland Airport.
The robbery is said to have happened at F Bar in Southmall, Manurewa.
The Herald has been in contact with a journalist from Korean newspaper The Dong-a Ilbo.
Two international and three domestic flights were delayed coming into Auckland.
Nigel Fuatimu was 21 when he was beaten to death by strangers at a Manurewa park.
Prosecutors said a 7kg block was dropped on Fuatimu's head - "an act of pure hatred."
The person was transported to Auckland Hospital in critical condition
Horrific case is being closely tracked by global audiences.
Prosecutors say Nigel Fuatimu was already unconscious when he was bashed with a brick.
Police still refuse to clarify how many victims were in the suitcases nearly a week on.
Nigel Fuatimu, 21, had been playing music and singing with friends prior to his death.
Police won't confirm whether anyone has died but reporter saw body being put in hearse.
'Nowadays officers go to work and they know that [getting assaulted] is a real risk.'
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A Taser initially failed to subdue attacker as the public helped stricken officer.
'What broke me was Rylee asking me if the kids were still coming.'
The child was just 10 months old when he died in September 2020.
Poseidyn Hemopo-Pickering was 10 months old when he died in Auckland in 2020.
From the boxing ring to community leader, Dave Letele says the time has come.
Anthony Pickering was arrested in September 2020 following the death of baby Poseidyn.
Sitting on a table, especially one used for food, is in violation of tikanga.
A fire investigator is due back at the scene this morning.
Jamie Way had required surgery after he was injured during his three-week disappearance.
There should be no compromise on the safety of kids and the elderly, says Angela Dalton.
Hundreds of South Auckland teens are working towards a career in information technology.
Jamie Way's sister said she would be laying a complaint regarding Jamie's care.
Jamie Way's sister said her brother was not dangerous but likely suffered from paranoia.
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