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Fears parts of proposed boy racer law 'potentially unfair'
The Law Association says members supported the goal of the legislation but had concerns over its sweeping new powers.
No sightings of woman who disappeared from Auckland six weeks ago
The 25-year-old was last seen leaving the SkyCity Hotel in central Auckland six weeks ago.
Priests chain themselves to MP's Auckland office over Gaza stance
An Anglican priest chained to MP Erica Stanford's Auckland electorate office says they will stay there until they get an audience.
No new sightings of woman last seen leaving city hotel
While many people have come forward with information, Te Anihana Pomana is still missing after five weeks.
'Please don't be foolish': Hong Kong braces for Super Typhoon Ragasa
Kiwi Cruzanne Macalligan has seen panic buying, as locals prepare to wait out the strongest storm on the planet this year.
Jury begins deliberations in suitcase murders trial
The defence argues Hakyung Lee suffered mental illness, when she killed her children four years ago.
Suitcase murders: Expert witness changes opinion
The forensic psychiatrist is expected to face more questions when court resumes on Friday.
Suitcase murders: Children given anti-depressants dissolved in juice
The lawyers for a woman accused of murdering her children and hiding their bodies in suitcases have called their first and only witness in her defence.
Suitcase murders: CCTV footage at body storage site lost
Police say key CCTV from an Auckland storage site was lost as Hakyung Lee's trial over her children's deaths continues.
Suitcase murders-accused wanted 'to die in New Zealand'
The officer who extradited a woman accused of murdering her children and hiding their bodies in suitcases says she told him she did not do it.
Suitcase murder-accused's spending skyrocketed after husband's death
A forensic accountant says the spending of a woman accused of murdering her children and hiding their bodies in suitcases skyrocketed after her husband's death.
Mother chastised suitcase murder-accused over wish to die
Hakyung Lee's mum says she told her not to have such "weak thoughts".
Teacher in tears giving evidence about children found dead in suitcases
Mary Robertson said Yuna Jo was "beautifully behaved" and that Minu Jo was a "joyful bubbling boy".
Drug found in bodies of two children left in suitcases
Their mother does not dispute causing their deaths, but says the loss of her husband drove her to insanity, the court has heard.
Bodies in suitcases murder trial to begin
The trial for a woman accused of murdering her two children and leaving their remains in suitcases began in the High Court at Auckland on Monday.
Auckland dairy targeted twice in day by same man
A dairy owner says he's frustrated that his livelihood is being damaged and it needs to stop.
'We all love you and miss you': Mother's plea for daughter to come home
Te Anihana Pomana, 25, has not been seen since leaving all her belongings at a hotel.
Watch: A look inside NZ's first IKEA
The head of IKEA in Australia and New Zealand says whether it opens further stores across the country depends on how the first one goes.
Justice system under considerable stress, Chief Justice says
In the year ended 2024, 4175 prisoners were awaiting trial or sentencing.
Community Patrols New Zealand opens base in central Auckland
The base on High Street promises to be a safety hub for those in the city needing assistance, and home base for patrollers moving about the area.
Watch: Video believed to be father Tom Phillips released by police
The footage, which also shows one of the Marokopa man's missing children, is linked to a reported break-in at a business this week. Audio
Residents furious over 'very blunt instrument' intensification plan
About 200 people packed out the Mt Eden Village Centre for a heated meeting. Audio
Toxic lollies in food parcels: Man charged over importing meth
Potentially lethal doses of methamphetamine disguised as sweets were unknowingly distributed by Auckland City Mission last year.
Auckland bar in fight for liquor licence as locals object
Loud music, yelling and substantial fights are among the grievances listed in a petition to block an Auckland bar's liquor licence from being renewed. Audio
How a forensic pathologist deals with death: 'It's their chance to tell us their story'
"A lot of people envision us in dimly lit, creepy mortuaries" - a forensic pathologist in Christchurch says many people have misconceptions about her job.