Aucklander wins $9.2 million Powerball
Ninth Powerball win of the year nets Auckland ticket-holder more than $9 million.
Retailers hold 'crisis' meeting
Women are afraid to shop and people are harassed for money on the street in an Auckland village, retailers say.
SkyPath scrapped for new design
The new design would see a five metre-wide path across Auckland Harbour Bridge separated for cyclists and walkers.
$26 million to abuse victims
Government has paid out 1398 victims of state care abuse, with "increasing backlog" still due to be heard.
Heater explodes in toddler's room
Girl, 2, ran from her bedroom screaming after a panel heater blew up "almost like a bomb".
Aggravated robbery arrest
An armed man was sent "scurrying" and left empty-handed after a fog cannon was activated during a dairy robbery.
Travel agent gambled client's money
A customer thought he was paying for a trip to India. Instead, he was funding his travel agent's gambling habit.
Sculpture honours women’s rights
The raised platform called Soapbox is a reference to how suffragettes gave speeches when lobbying for women's votes.
Govt buys more unsold KiwiBuilds
The seven houses are in Auckland and Canterbury, built by Mike Greer Homes.
Auckland DHB in the red
Strike action and new staff collective agreements have left Auckland DHB millions over budget.
Ignore rhetoric, meth jurors told
Jurors deliberate the fate of men accused of importing drugs with a high-profile sportsman's help.
Pets on trains from June
Auckland Transport says pets will be allowed to travel on trains within the next few weeks.
Worker shocked trimming trees
A branch fell on a power line, shocking a worker and knocking him off his metal ladder.
The clot-busting stroke fix
Attacking brain blockages via an artery in the groin is saving Kiwis from disability and death.
Retailers hold 'crisis' meeting
Women are afraid to shop and people are harassed for money on the street in an Auckland village, retailers say.
'Astronomical' house price debate
Warning to 'tread carefully' as vote looms on changing building code fees.
Bridges rules out Botany deal
National Party leader Simon Bridges says there will be no deal over the seat of Botany with a possible Christian party.
'No, because you're Indian'
Prospective tenant says she lost out on a rental because previous Indian tenants had trashed the landlord's property.
Train delays in Auckland
Trains on the southern and eastern lines are slightly delayed due to a power outage.
'Astronomical' house price debate
Warning to 'tread carefully' as vote looms on changing building code fees.
Car rolls on busy road
Two people were taken to hospital after the two-car crash which saw one car land on its roof.
Road plans 'off the table'
Controversial proposals for Auckland suburbs are being "re-looked" at after residents complained.
The cop who switched sides
Alex Mills put nine years into being a criminal lawyer. Coffee with a cop convinced her she was on the wrong side of the bench.
Murder charge after fatal shooting
A man, 21, has been charged with murder following a shooting in Ōtara, south Auckland.
'Astronomical' house price debate
Warning to 'tread carefully' as vote looms on changing building code fees.
Electric explosion injures one
A person was taken to hospital in a serious condition following an electrical explosion in south Auckland.
Fire family 'overwhelmed' by support
Family left with nothing but clothes on their backs after home burnt down have had "so much love" from NZers.
Boat death should not have happened
Tevita Kava fell from a party boat in June 2017. A judge said the tragedy should not have happened but acquitted the boat company.
Arrests after trailer thefts
Police said an "extensive" number of the stolen trailers were resold online after being registered as "homebuilt".
Lash extensions 'glued to lid'
Jessica Whitten's eyes became itchy and swollen after they were applied. But the salon says they did nothing wrong.
Man arrested over road rage incident
A 22-year-old will appear in court after a man was allegedly carried on a car bonnet and run over.
Heater explodes in toddler's room
Girl, 2, ran from her bedroom screaming after a panel heater blew up "almost like a bomb".
Aggravated robbery arrest
An armed man was sent "scurrying" and left empty-handed after a fog cannon was activated during a dairy robbery.
Sculpture honours women’s rights
The raised platform called Soapbox is a reference to how suffragettes gave speeches when lobbying for women's votes.
Man denies murder
Christopher Kane Te Kawa Simeon pleaded not guilty to murdering another man in Torbay.
Gunfire noise challenge
A expert says there is no correct or incorrect way of measuring gunfire noise in New Zealand.
Not-quite-bad-enough commutes
OPINION: Trapped in the ongoing nightmare of Auckland transport problems not quite troublesome enough to be a priority.
Business facade must come down
He wanted a heritage-style shopfront but it doesn't meet the heritage rules.
Plea for return of stolen ship parts
One of the pieces conservationists want to find is a wooden rail from the stern of the 153-year-old Daring vessel.
'Astronomical' house price debate
Warning to 'tread carefully' as vote looms on changing building code fees.
Soldier shot during training
Soldier injured during training activity in Auckland, just weeks after an SAS trooper died.
Serious crash on major Auckland road
A busy road in south Auckland was closed on Monday afternoon following a crash that saw a person seriously injured.
Woman attacked on train
A woman is scared to leave her home after being punched in the face on her evening commute.
'Movie set' home seeks star
Feel home, home on the range in your very own Wild West movie set in Rodney.
Hair or seaweed?
A strange kelp, which looks like shaggy clumps of ginger hair, has stumped beachgoers.
Still bowling at 100
For her 100th birthday, Claire Robertson's birthday wish is to celebrate a few more.
Man injured in crash dies
The 31-year-old died two days after being critically injured in the two-car crash in the Rodney district.
Worker shocked trimming trees
A branch fell on a power line, shocking a worker and knocking him off his metal ladder.
Schoolgirl 'indecently touched'
Schools in Auckland are on alert after reports students are being approached by strangers.
Hundreds missing out on hearing
About 200 New Zealanders require a cochlear implant to save their hearing, but only 40 are funded each year.
63 measles cases in Auckland
Three new patients confirmed as having contagious and potentially life-threatening illness.