'That's one happy mum' - ducklings rescued from drain
"That's one happy mum," say police about mother duck's loud quacking following rescue.
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Exam advice: 'Exercise and unplug from social media'
As NCEA looms, parents are advised not to put too much pressure on their kids.
Whanganui mayor helps sell our region at home show
Whanganui wows Auckklanders -- and, yes, that is our mayor fronting the show
One person critical following Silverdale crash
One person is in a critical condition following a crash in Silverdale.
Auckland family give 14kg of sweets to 2500 trick-or-treaters
One house in Auckland had thousands of kids queue up in Halloween costumes.
Thanks a bunch! Meghan and Harry's Big Day Out
The royals took part in a gumboot-throwing contest during their time in Auckland.
Moment of the day: When Meghan beat Harry at gumboot throwing
The royals took part in a gumboot-throwing contest while in Auckland.
Rothesay Bay crash: 'It wasn't an accident'
Robbie Cederwall died from his injuries after the crash earlier this year.
Prince Harry and Meghan meet-and-greet at the Viaduct
Earlier in the day gumboot throwing was on the agenda for the Duke and Duchess.
Girls outperform boys by more in NZ than other countries
NZ ranked 33rd out of 38 rich countries on education inequality.
Resident attacked with screwdriver after disturbing burglar
Police are investigating the burglary and asking locals to come forward with CCTV footage.
Wheelchair athlete praises Auckland Marathon
Over 15,000 people took to Auckland's streets to partake in the annual Auckland Marathon.
Auckland Marathon brings in thousands - Several injured
More than 15,000 people took part but six people have been hospitalised.
Auckland Marathon jams traffic on harbour bridge
Traffic backed up at Esmonde Rd but still flowing over bridge.
The 'one in a billion kid': US doctor helps 13yo Kiwi boy walk again
For the past 10 yrs a North Shore boy has been bound to his wheelchair, now he will walk.
Waitemata DHB: Despite limitations most hospital buildings still safe
Quality of care provided from within the hospital buildings was still very high, says DHB.
Delays on State Highway 1 after crash
The car had initially blocked a lane on State Highway 1 between Silverdale and Bawden Rd.
$300k homes, beaches, sun: Auckland firm shifts staff to Gisborne
Grant Straker's staff couldn't afford Auckland houses — so he opened a Gisborne office.
'These guys are dreamers': Reaction to 'stadium in the sea'
Proposal for $1.8 billion waterfront stadium sparks heated debate.
Liquidated jewellers failed to pay rent, owe $200k
Ore Jewellery's stores in Christchurch and Albany have been closed due to the $200k debt.
Brian Rudman: Bus ads are not a pretty picture
COMMENT: Window advertising lives on. Instead of banning it, AT is now running business.
You shall not pass: Driver refuses to merge
"I was in shock, to be honest, and I was extremely concerned and nervous," a witness said.
Jewellery store 'emptied night before liquidation'
A former staff member said her "heart's broken" at the abrupt closure of Ore Jewellery.
Net profit: North Shore tennis court for sale for $2.5m
A section on North Shore's Golden Mile is for sale and includes part of a tennis court.
'We've won again!': Second big prize for $11m Lotto winner
Couple's house hunt gets a bit more elaborate after their second Lotto win in five months.
Check out the views! But who took a chainsaw to the trees?
A 20 metre pine has been destroyed and a pohutukawa attacked as a sea view beckons.
Horror aftermath of Birkenhead bus crash: Witnesses tell their stories
Witnesses of a horror bus crash in Birkenhead tell their stories after man and kids hurt.
Watch: Brave Auckland pub patrons take on brazen armed robbers
The armed robbers fired two shots as pub-goers confronted them.
Tragic Friday on the roads: Third fatal crash in five hours
Fatal crash north of Auckland has brought this morning's road death toll to three.
Meet Max, the swimming dog who thinks he's a fish
Boaties are asked to look out for Max, who often swims as far as 200m out to sea.
Māori protesters ordered off Hato Petera College site
Court finds Church claim "seems overwhelming" but refuses to authorise use of force.
Church seeks order to evict protesters from Hato Petera College
Two rival claimants appeared in the High Court claiming to represent the occupying group.
DHB clarifies parking guide after complaints
More than 63,000 fees worth $1.29 million were waived last year alone, says DHB
Wellington crash slows rush-hour commute
Traffic levels around the city were bulging early after several incidents.