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The 24-year-old man has been charged with sexual connection with a young person.

Business owners in Auckland's Point Chevalier are starting to have hope that shoplifting is under control after a local supermarket started closing early over safety concerns.

Two people have been arrested, after fireworks were fired into an Auckland lawnmower shop, injuring people inside.

One person has been injured in a crash which forced the closure of two lanes on Auckland's Harbour Bridge.

Wesley College is taking legal action against the Ministry of Education to keep its dorms open until the end of Term 4.

The owner of Mahurangi Oysters says he's had to dump 60,000 oysters this week and thousands more will be binned for the next two weeks due to a major wastewater spill. Audio

Emergency services were called to the intersection of Elliot Street and Ray Small Drive at 2.04pm.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand were called to a vegetation fire at Fairy Falls Track in the Waitākere Ranges Regional Park about 8am on Sunday.

The closure is to ensure the protection of Auckland's volcanic cones from fires.

Ten marine farms have been in a lengthy battle with the Auckland water company to stop sewage overflow contaminating their oyster crops. Audio

South Auckland leaders say better public transport access to Auckland Museum and its taonga is needed.

To ensure viability, NorthTec is cutting around 58 full-time equivalent jobs by Christmas.

A boring machine, nicknamed Moana by local children, began work this morning as part of a wastewater upgrade that will reduce overflows and prepare the network for thousands of new homes.

The station was shut almost four years ago with black mould and its firefighters moved to another nearby station. Audio

James Meager says Air New Zealand had not formally approached the government about any financial subsidies.

A major road was shut and left hazardous after an electric bus and car collided.

The latest heist at the Louvre highlights the vulnerability of objects in public collections.

In a statement, the board said it accepted there needed to be structural change.

Those with businesses in the district say it is still ripe for growth and employment.

Visitors welcomed back after museum closed due to asbestos discovery five months ago. Audio

Crippled by Covid-19 debt and a stagnant economy, established Chinese eateries serving authentic Cantonese dim sum are now facing increasing competition.

Fire and Emergency says precautionary testing found no airborne particles at the Pitt Street site.

The only way in and out for 4000 residents will be reduced to one lane, with fears it will cause "chaos" and restrict emergency services.

The recent discovery of asbestos has given new opportunities to tell different stories about some objects, volunteers say.