Auckland Region
Auckland road reopens after crash that left pedestrian in serious condition
The pedestrian was taken to hospital after being hit by a vehicle in central Auckland.
Review: Loyle Carner's contagiously groovy raps enthral Auckland audience
Jazz and rap collided on stage as Loyle Carner shared an intimate and soulful performance with a packed Auckland Town Hall last night, writes Jordan Dunn.
Pedestrian in serious condition after being hit by vehicle in central Auckland
The pedestrian has been taken to hospital and New North Road in Mount Albert is expected to be closed for several hours.
Pedestrian in serious condition after being hit by vehicle in central Auckland
The pedestrian has been taken to hospital and New North Road in Mount Albert is expected to be closed for several hours.
National proposes new highways, Labour dubious on cost estimates
National is defending its cost estimates for a proposed four-lane highway from Whangārei to Tauranga. Audio
Concern raised about counselling for workers affected by Auckland shooting
RNZ understands workers were from the Asian and Pacific communities, and a support group says there's low awareness among migrant workers about counselling services.
Auckland flood recovery could cost $4 billion
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says the number is still a 'guesstimate', but big plans for improving resilience and property buy-outs have seen the costs of the flood skyrocket.
Hospital staff start getting owed back pay, but some will have to wait
Hospital staff in some regions owed years of back pay will have to wait until next year to get it.
Flood-hit owner's insurance battle: 'It's frustrating that I had to fight to get what was fair'
An Auckland resident says her insurer upped its offer for flood repairs after she questioned the scope and sought a second opinion.
Auckland Zoo announces Sumatran tiger is pregnant
It is only the second time in the zoo's history that there has been a breeding pair of tigers. Video
Leafy berm lauded by one council agency, another threatens to chop it down
A garden was once hailed as an "inner-city oasis" by Auckland Council's Watercare now faces the chop at the hands of another council entity: Auckland Transport.
Red-light-running train gets green light to return to Auckland CBD
A passenger train banned from down town Auckland due to safety concerns after it ran two red lights has been given the go-ahead to return to the CBD from 7 August.
Rates remission announcement a relief for flood-affected Auckland homeowners
Auckland Council yesterday agreed to reopen the Emergency Relief Fund and increase it by $1 million to enable affected residents' rates to be waived for at least a year. Audio
Mould thriving as Auckland's relentless wet weather continues
Mould removal companies are being kept busy, handling double the number of calls this year to treat mouldy houses.
Home detention under spotlight after Auckland CBD shooting
The Detail - After Auckland's CBD shooting the knives were out for home detention sentences - but is it the justice system we should be pointing at, or is the problem more deeply-rooted?
Killer of Eliza and Geoffrey Trubuhovich gets 20-year jail term
The man who murdered a West Auckland father and daughter has been sentenced to life in prison - and his victims' family have described the shock and terror of the crime.
Man in custody after making threats at Work and Income in Auckland
Several Work and Income offices in South Auckland were placed into lockdown as a precaution.
Schools' lockdown prompted by 'highly threatening' phone call ends
Four schools located on Te Atatū Peninsula, in Auckland, are no longer in lockdown caused by a verbal threat made over the phone.
Auckland sinkhole fix expected to take four months
Auckland Council's Andrew Chin says it's expected to take four months to replace the sewerage pipe and fix the College Hill sinkhole.
Lengthy Auckland sinkhole fix plan has local businesses worried
Businesses near a central Auckland sinkhole fear what the future holds.