
Plane deployed in search effort for man swept off rocks into Manukau Harbour
It has been 36 hours since the man was swept off the rocks while collecting shellfish.
It has been 36 hours since the man was swept off the rocks while collecting shellfish.
Last night, Papakura Coastguard volunteers along with Titirangi Volunteer Coastguard were paged at midnight to assist in the search for a fisherman reported missing off the rocks.
Taya Awhina Kauri's heart was later found to weigh twice that of other 9-year-old girls.
The man was also breaching his bail and was facing charges in Papakura District Court.
Bullets have shattered the home's windows.
The group has taken to social media in a bid to find their 'guardian'.
Chilly weather matches a particularly cold Auckland market for house sales and values.
A spokesperson said police are 'working hard to locate those responsible'.
One patient in a critical condition was transported to Middlemore Hospital.
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Two others were arrested earlier that day for shoplifting offences.
Ten fire appliances are still at the scene.
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Authorities are outside a property in rural Clevedon, South Auckland, this morning.
Staff appeared visibly shaken following the incident.
Service stations across the city have been targeted in recent months.
Even hesitant agents said they learned something from the course about Māori tikanga.
He was remembered as he lived - with love - following his sudden death.
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'We’re just innocent citizens, and they were pointing guns at us like criminals.'
Two ambulances and other St John vehicles are on the scene now.
Police were called to the scene at 9.30pm last night.
The Parole Board found O'Reilly had minimised his offending and remained an ongoing risk.
The victim was knocked unconscious and suffered serious injuries as a result.
An injured person has been rushed to hospital.
A man and woman have been sentenced to community service, banned from owning pets.