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Students, staff and contractors have been left bewildered, shocked and out of pocket with the sudden closure of a Pacific tertiary provider in Auckland - with many now struggling to find work and pay…

Students, staff and contractors are shocked at the sudden closure of an Auckland Pacific college, with many struggling to pay the bills just before Christmas.

Students and staff at Auckland's Pacific Institute of Performing Arts say they feel cheated and let down by the provider's decision to go into liquidation.

Auckland Council has voted against closing the Waitākere Ranges in a bid to stop the spread of kauri dieback disease.

Dozens of locals turned out to protest Kiwibank's decision to close its services at an Auckland post shop after three armed robberies.

A rāhui has been placed over the Waitakere Ranges in a bid to stop the spread of the dieback disease threatening the kauri.

Officials are recommending keeping Auckland's Waitakere Ranges open to the public despite calls to close them to save kauri trees from dieback.

An Auckland Post Shop owner who survived three gunpoint robberies says he could go out of business after being dropped by Kiwibank. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government denies reports of excessive force being used to move refugees on Manus Island.

Auckland Council will vote next week on whether to close the Waitakere Ranges to save threatened kauri trees.

A mother who lost her son in a tank explosion says the sentence given to his boss is not enough. Video, Audio

A woman raped by Malcolm Rewa two weeks before Susan Burdett's murder says she is pleased he may face another trial. Audio

Immigration New Zealand is defending its decision to close public counters and make people apply for visas online following criticism from advisors and lawyers. Audio

Demolition of a large building that caught fire in Auckland last night is already under way and should be complete by tomorrow morning.

Auckland train schedules have returned to normal after a massive fire in an industrial building factory in Penrose overnight disrupted this morning's services. Video

The only acute mental health unit on Auckland's North Shore has been forced to close five beds because it can't find staff.

Plagiarism and incomprehensible English in student work at an Auckland tertiary institute led to the shut down of four of its courses, the New Zealand Qualifications Authority says.