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Latest from Royal Oak
Virus case visited Auckland supermarket, shoppers asked to watch for symptoms
The positive Covid case visited the Royal Oak supermarket on Saturday August 8.
Man arrested for 'deliberately coughing and sneezing on woman' at supermarket
The man and woman are not believed to know each other.
Queue in your car: Pak'nSave, New World trial text entry system
The trial involves customers being able to text the store to get a place in the queue.
Thou shalt not steal ... again! Church hit by Jesus theft struck twice
It is unclear if the two burglaries at the monastery in Royal Oak are related.
Tenant served eviction notice over outdoor bathtub
The stress of two eviction orders "did me in emotionally".
Stranger danger: Police investigate approaches to school children
Two students were approached by strangers while walking home from school in Auckland.
Wildly fluctuating house prices: The surprise winners
Some of Auckland's flashest suburbs take big falls in new property figures.
Pedestrian critically injured in Royal Oak crash
Emergency services attended the incident just after noon on Mt Albert Rd.
Help for lonely losing funds
Groups say DHB funding move is devastating for socially isolated.
Schools start late to avoid the summer heat
New Zealand's hot late January weather is driving some schools to delay start dates.
Pink papier-mache pig pinched in brazen daytime heist
The owner said she'd be willing to take the matter to court if the thief could be found.
Ornaments on the moove: Concrete cow rustlers target Auckland garden
Cow ornaments of all descriptions fill Ann Bancroft's garden but pride of the herd is gone
Teacher censured for Facebook links, 'Māori way' sleepovers with students
Tribunal has found that her actions breached "professional boundaries".
Ollies owner's 45-yr ice cream love affair
Iconic Auckland dessert outlet is celebrating an anniversary this year.
Traffic congesting around Mt Smart
Traffic will be heavy for the next two hours as Sheeran fans head to Mt Smart stadium.
How an angry leopard escaped Auckland Zoo and people weren't told for three days
Public told of escape three days after leopard went missing.
Man injured in Royal Oak firearms incident
Two men fled in a white Honda Odyssey, one sustained unknown injuries.
Winston Peters accused of 'race-baiting' attack
NZ First leader slams Housing NZ for selling land now used for Chinese airline crew.
Security guard injured in ram raid
Ram raiders leave a trail of damage in Auckland in a night of carnage.
Rewards offered for info on robberies
Police want information on two unresolved aggravated robberies.
Security van robbed at gunpoint in Royal Oak
Police are investigating an armed robbery of a security van in Royal Oak.
Motorcyclist dies fleeing police
A motorcyclist has died trying to flee from the police in a chase in Auckland this morning.
Hot spot: Where to double your money
The median price of properties in Mission Bay has doubled in the six months from February to June to more than $2 million.
Kicked out of home for carparks
About 40 residents of Auckland's council-owned properties face being kicked out of their homes to make way for 44 carparks.
Pedestrian hit by car dies from injuries
A man who came to visit family in New Zealand has died after a car hit him and his wife earlier this week.
Pedestrian accident closes major Auckland road
A pedestrian is in a critical condition after being hit by a car near a busy roundabout in Auckland.
Auckland: Star-studded film enlightens all
Sarah Ell and her son are awed, charmed and enlightened by a 'movie' at the Observatory.
Editorial: Jobs with a future needed
This month's toll of job losses is striking - but it's a reflection of a slowing of the Chinese economy. It's time to look for jobs that have a future.
Property Report: A day with the graduates of slow-bidding school
You know how much you're prepared to pay, so why take so long to lay your cards on the table? Bruce Morris ponders the slow-coach tactics of the auction room.