Auckland Region
Auckland's new electric ferries set to make waves worldwide
The first of two fully electric ferries will undergo tests in the Hauraki Gulf after being launched this morning. Video, Audio
Community engagement key to solving local concerns, says police minister
Mark Mitchell attended a meeting on Auckland's North Shore where social housing, rough sleepers and police responsiveness were flagged as priorities.
Resident battles council's 'ridiculous' choice of berm tree
"They haven't thought this through at all," Sarah Thompson says.
'Gutting the Ponsonby community': Locals say post office should stay open
It's the latest post shop to go in a string of NZ Post closures.
LynnMall attack inquest: Police set to give evidence
The pathologist that conducted the post-mortem on Samsudeen said he died quickly and had "zero" chance of survival. Audio
Property valuations drop for Auckland
Council valuations or CV's for Auckland's 630-thousand homes have decreased by an average of 9 percent. For many, the drop is unnerving and a tough pill to swallow, especially after the highs of 2021… Audio
LynnMall attacker had 'zero' chance of survival after being shot, inquest hears
A forensic pathologist says some of the gunshots fired at Samsudeen went through vital organs, leaving him no chance of survival.
Police hunt suspect in stabbing of elderly man in Papakura
Police are appealing to the public for information about a stabbing that took place in Papakura in May.
Fight to save Western Springs Speedway continues
Operators of the Auckland speedway are confident they have managed to change some minds at the city council.
Consultation on future of mental health facility extended
Health NZ did not say when a final decision would be made. Audio
$9 million co-housing development in works for Auckland suburb
A co-housing development group has shelled out $9 million for two neighubouring sections in Auckland's Grey Lynn, where the plan is to build thirty or more homes with shared facilities, including a… Audio
Man charged after two women and their dogs hit
The man is set to appear in North Shore District Court on 12 July.
Health Minister announces details of fixes for Auckland hospital
The hospital's water system has failed twice recently, the Health Minister said earlier this year.
'Extreme danger': Man who drove wrong way on motorway three times appeals convictions
Karanga's afternoon of mayhem occurred in October 2017 but he was back before the courts last week, after a series of events that have kept him in prison for most of the time since then.
Man falls three storeys from Auckland CBD car park, survives
A witness told RNZ he can still hear the sound of the man hitting the pavement.
Ōtara youth challenged to design new town centre playground
Auckland Council removed the playground and seating area in January in a bid to deter antisocial behaviour and public drinking outside the Ōtara TAB.
Tāmaki Makaurau to celebrate te ao Māori with kapa haka showcase
Haka fans will come together this weekend to celebrate te ao Māori through haka, waiata and whanaungatanga at Tāmaki Hakangāhau. Video
Sky City sues Fletchers for losses over building delay
Casino operator Sky City Entertainment is suing Fletcher Building for losses incurred because of delays in completing the nearby International Convention Centre in Auckland. Audio
SkyCity sues Fletcher over delays in completing Auckland's convention centre
SkyCity is suing Fletcher Building for losses incurred because of delays in completing the International Convention Centre in Auckland.
Dogs attacks could lead to lack of guide dogs in South Auckland
Sight-impaired people living in the Southern Auckland could miss out on a guide dog after a savage attack on a handler and his guide dog.