Auckland Region

One person is in custody after a death at an Auckland motel.

Aucklanders are being asked for feedback on whether the council should have Māori seats on its governing body.

A worker who tried to reach a colleague who had succumbed to toxic gases in a factory vat collapsed during a failed rescue bid, leaving a third to raise the alarm.

Nicola Farley and her children have not lived together ever since their West Auckland home was damaged by the anniversary weekend floods. Audio

A person was reported to have injuries at an address in Auckland's Upper Queen Street but died soon after.

Open borders and lack of Covid-19 restrictions lifted activity although the bottom line was affected by provisions for possible penalties associated with its Adelaide casino.

Staff were able to close the alleged offender in the shop for a brief time while police were called for help.

Auckland Transport hopes its new electric fleet will bring a sea change for ferry commuters.

Residents and business owners in Auckland's East Tamaki have described the moment they realised a fire had broken out at a food processing business.

Police said a vehicle took off at high speed after an attempt to ram a police unit in Auckland's Silverdale.

Fullers ferries are working on hiring skilled staff, upping uncompetitive pay rates and battling immigration hurdles, the company's boss says, after some Auckland services were cut due to staff… Audio

Drivers will be paying more for on-street parking from next week, as Auckland Transport announces its revised charges.

National is promising to put $280 million towards cancer treatments, by restricting fee-free prescriptions to superannuitants and those on low incomes.

The elderly man choked and died after he was given food that was not pureed - as his caregivers' notes were not handed over properly.

Five people have been arrested following the aggravated robbery of a dairy in the Auckland suburb of Onehunga last night.

The second oldest dam in Auckland has been restored following severe damage to its watermain during the January floods.

Expectations were high ahead of the FIFA Women's World Cup, and tourism businesses say the tournament has definitely exceeded them. Audio

Andrew Geddis hopes an independent commission aimed at dealing with cases of wrongful conviction will stop cases like Alan Hall's taking decades to rectify.

A father of three fears he will lose a leg after a horrific injury caused by a slip on yellow tactile dots on the footpath of an Auckland train station.

An Auckland high school deputy principal has been jailed for 28 months after he was caught with child sex abuse material.