Auckland Region
Five injured after reports of shots fired in Auckland suburb
Multiple people were discovered injured after shots were fired in the Auckland suburb of Mt Roskill last night.
On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
In the Pukekohe district the fine weather is ideal for kiwifruit harvesting but vegetable crops are still relying on irrigation. Contactors in Central Otago are doing a third cut of lucence and lambs… Audio
Covid-19 briefing: 'People need to remain vigilant' - Auckland health leaders
Auckland health authorities remain cautiously optimistic that the Omicron outbreak may have peaked in NZ's biggest city, even though 601 of the 856 people in hospital with Covid-19 are in Auckland.
'Folk are struggling': South Auckland property values up, tenants face rent hikes
A number of Auckland's lowest socio-economic areas have been hit hard, facing rates rises of about 13 percent.
Introducing: Ersha Island
Sibling duo Ersha Island introduce their new song 'Gut Feeling'. Video, Audio
Auckland mayor Phil Goff announces he has Covid-19
Auckland mayor Phil Goff says he has tested positive for Covid-19.
Abuse of Middlemore staff worsening, union says
A Middlemore Hospital worker and the nurses union say verbal abuse against health staff is worsening under Covid-19 visitor restrictions.
Auckland property values soar by up to 59 percent
Aucklanders can see their updated property values from today, with homes in Great Barrier Island soaring by 59 percent.
Expert feature: Cocktails
Today's expert is here to help you recreate bar style cocktails at home and has tips for mixing with different flavour profiles. Alastair Walker is part owner of the Auckland bar 'Caretaker', he talks… Audio
Viv Beck standing for Auckland mayoralty
Beck says she's running for mayor because the city needs "someone with local and central government experience, business understanding, and someone who can work constructively with people to get the… Audio
Auckland trains running on reduced services due to Covid-related shortages
Trains on the Southern, Western and Eastern lines are at 20-minute intervals from today, up from the normal gap of eight to 10 minutes.
'We can't keep up': Papakura Marae struggles with Covid demand
Auckland's Papakura Marae says it is struggling to cope with the sheer number of whānau needing its services.
Three killed in crashes this weekend
Three people have been killed in crashes this weekend, in Auckland, north of Auckland, and Canterbury.
New Anton Forde Sculpture opens on Waiheke Island
A new work by Waiheke Island artist and sculptor Anton Forde has been revealed to the public today. The installation, made up of 55 individual pou, can be viewed clearly as people come and go via… Audio, Gallery
Emergency doctor says staff shortages 'incredibly significant' amid spiralling outbreak
There are hundreds of frontline staff off across the city's hospitals, and emergency departments in Auckland have been swamped with cases on some days.
Auckland Domain protest: Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei wants it brought to a swift end
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei says it is disturbed by an occupation by protesters at the Auckland Domain, and wants it brought to a swift end.
'Nobody is above the law': Mayor says council ready to act on protesters
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says council has trespass orders "ready to go" as Auckland Domain remains closed to vehicles due to a small number of protesters refusing to leave. Audio
Plea for city workers to return to the office, as CBDs turn into ghost towns
One of the country's largest commercial landlords wants to see businesses encourage workers back into central city offices, before it's too late. Many CBD employees have been working from home in the… Audio
Three seriously injured after central city fight
Police are examining the scene in Auckland where a "serious altercation" left three people with serious injuries.
Locals in Auckland town oppose 'monstrosity' solar farm
The proposed development has already met fierce opposition from a group of locals, who want it relocated, redesigned or downsized.