Auckland

A widow will give evidence in the High Court today about seeing her husband stabbed to death in their West Auckland dairy. Audio

A woman quietly sobbing was the only sound that could be heard as CCTV footage of Arun Kumar being stabbed in his dairy was played at the High Court in Auckland. Audio

The two boys accused of killing a West Auckland dairy owner are to go on trial today at the High Court in Auckland. Audio

Anjalee the elephant is on her way to Auckland - via a 90 day stopover in Niue. The eight-year-old female is from a Sri Lankan elephant orphanage and is passing her quarantine period on the island… Video, Audio, Gallery

Insight  investigates whether it is in the national interest for Auckland to be the focus for investment, jobs and immigrants. Audio

Henriette Vamberg, of Denmark's Gehl Architects, reflects on the progress made by Auckland in transforming itself into a liveable city. Audio

A couple of weeks ago, the team at the giraffe enclosure at Auckland Zoo were able to witness the birth of a calf and watch it go from being delivered, to walking within the space of 30 minutes. Audio

We take a tour inside the newly re-opened St James Theatre, Auckland. Audio

University of Auckland volcanologist Jan Lindsay discusses the DEVORA project and its aim to assess volcanic hazard and risk for Auckland's metropolitan area. Audio

Flocks of pigeons are running amok, pooping and diving on people in Browns Bay in Auckland. Audio

Auckland joins Istanbul, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Moscow and Salvador on a list of the world's most gridlocked cities. Audio

Dr Ken Palmer is Associate professor in Environmental Law at the University of Auckland. Sharon Stewart is a councillor for Auckland City. Matt Ball is Ports of Auckland Head of Communications. Audio

Organisers of one of the biggest festivals in Auckland are anxiously waiting to hear if their event can take place in the heart of the fruit fly cordon. Audio

A man will appear on charges in the Manukau District Court today, after a nurse was stabbed during a visit to the home of a mental health patient in Otahuhu on Saturday night. Audio

This week the Auckland Council and Youth Connections held a jobfest for youth at the Manukau campus of MIT, connecting thousands of youth with employers. Audio

Traps have been set, thousands of pamphlets delivered and hundreds of bins are being rolled out around Grey Lynn and surrounding suburbs as part of a biosecurity crackdown after the discovery of a… Audio

Three cars have been crushed by a massive branch falling from an oak tree in the Auckland Domain at about one this afternoon. Audio