Auckland police officer charged with on-duty assault of two others following fleeing driver incident
The 31-year-old has been placed on restricted duties.
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From 'happy' to 'disappointed', RTOs respond to the cut.
Man jailed 15yrs for killing drug-ring member buried on Desert Rd
A man who served time for dumping victim's body is sentenced again - this time for murder.
Inside the days of chaos as officials ‘struggled to get their heads above water’ after Auckland floods
Documents show the view from Wellington as NZ's biggest city was drenched in January.
Ikea opening: giant retailer to study nearly 1000 Kiwi homes
'We do a number of home visits to see how people live, what their needs are.'
Dirt bike crackdown: Police launch operation over King's Birthday weekend
Police said they will be particularly active in the South Auckland area.
New data shows best month for house sales in a year. Is market starting to turn?
Another sign Auckland has bottomed out. A jump in volume, but sale prices flat.
A different kind of charge: Police reveal new BMW EV patrol car
The pricing for the BMW starts at $110,000 in NZ.
'Blackmail' by mayor over budget, says Auckland councillor
Wayne Brown wants to sell airport shares in order to plug a budget hole.
Simon Wilson: Villain or buffoon? Wayne Brown’s budget has fallen apart
OPINION: The Mayor doesn't have enough support for his budget, or any idea what to do now.
Armed police swarm Auckland suburb to execute search warrant
Residents in Helensville said armed police had blocked part of Mill Rd.
Ikea finally on the way to NZ: Opening date revealed as building begins at Sylvia Park
Sylvia Park store will be size of three rugby fields - and yes it will have the meatballs.
Wayne Brown's opponents hit back at criticism
Opponents of the mayor's plan to sell airport shares refuse to budge.
Auckland Harbour Bridge wobbles when crowds walk on it, documents show
Transport Agency was told years ago how to fix the wobbles but has not done it.
Auckland Deputy Mayor confused over ‘funding split’ of Govt’s $1b buyout
Desley Simpson said Auckland Council 'didn’t know' how they would pay for the buyout.
Person hit by car in East Auckland, seriously injured
A partial road closure is in place, with traffic management at the scene.
Ponsonby wine heist: Inside the case that stumped police and private investigators
A police investigation file reveals the stunning sophistication of the unsolved burglary.
‘Hotel of horrors’: Solo mum battles mould and cockroaches at rental apartment
Tenant feels trapped in home she cannot afford to move out of.
‘Wanted to be a good wife’: Woman sentenced for suicide pact after husband’s death
A letter warning their electricity was being disconnected sparked a plan to die together.
‘Totally brainless’: Visitors called out for thrill-seeking behaviour at Piha slip site
Visitors were photographed rock climbing.
British buyer snaps up prison, school and uni contracts in giant $205m deal
Public-private partnership deal to sell contracts on jail, 11 schools, uni accommodation.
Pedestrian hit, seriously injured on Auckland motorway: Section of highway closed
Waka Kotahi urges motorists to avoid the area and warns of delays.
Sir Graham Lowe: Sell the bloody airport shares
Opinion: Legendary rugby league coach 'Lowie' backs Mayor Wayne Brown's proposal.
Meth-laced beer: Manslaughter charge laid after death of 21-year-old
Police have charged a man aged in his 40s in relation to Aiden Sagala's death.
$1b bill for Govt and councils to buy out cyclone-hit homes
Zoning maps will reveal what Hawke’s Bay communities could be deemed unliveable.
Firefighters enter second day of battling South Auckland scrap yard blaze
Three fire crews remained at the James Fletcher Dr site overnight.
‘It’s ludicrous’: ACC refuses surgery for woman injured in dodgem car crash
She was sitting in a stationary bumper car when she was rammed from behind.
Is Labour really soft on crime? The numbers reveal a surprising story
The Herald has analysed decades of data to see how crime has changed in Aotearoa.
Webb’s to auction special gift given to King Edward VIII
The auction is in honour of the first King’s Birthday weekend under Charles III's reign.
Tsunami siren thefts on rise as niche subculture gains hold
Sireners, who are usually part of “crews”, mount the sirens to cars or bikes.
'It's inexcusable': Scrap yard's ninth fire in five years
A nearby business demands authorities investigate yard's operations after several fires.
One dead and multiple critical injuries after crash, roads closed
Several roads around the crash site - on Botany Rd, Golflands - have been closed.
Police appeal over missing Auckland 14-year-old
Gerred was last seen more than a week ago.