Live: The Big Sleep Out
Join reporter Matthew Rosenberg as he braves a chilly night at Auckland's Eden Park to help the homeless.
Police warning to rugby league fans
Previous rugby league celebrations have resulted in arrests and a female police officer being knocked unconscious.
Four open heart surgeries for toddler
The syndrome her daughter was born with is something Olivia Carke wouldn't wish on her worst enemy.
Gang assets frozen
A $13,000 Louis Vuitton bag and a gold chain worth over $9000 are among items seized from Comanchero members.
Goff: I was a freedom camper
"I did it responsibly," Auckland Mayor Phil Goff tells "hostile" crowd at beachside suburb.
National launches council rating site
The 'Rate Your Council' website will ask people their thoughts on Auckland Council, transport and building consent.
One dead after assault
A person has died and two others are injured after a serious assault in Māngere Bridge, south Auckland.
Police warning to rugby league fans
Previous rugby league celebrations have resulted in arrests and a female police officer being knocked unconscious.
Flare thrown at police
A flare was thrown at a police car during a chase across Auckland's North Shore.
School zone change in north Auckland
Plans for a new enrolment zone at Albany Primary School have prompted a nearly-500-strong petition from locals opposed to changes.
'Grand wizard' of cinema dies
Morrie Morrison was a significant influence in the design of cinemas for more than half a century.
Not a Shore thing
The redevelopment of an Anazc St car park on Auckland's North Shore has been labelled too small and too cold by an urban design expert.
Military exercise in Auckland
People near Riverhead Forest needn't be alarmed at sound of gunfire, police say.
Booze referendum needs signatures
After 16 years, West Auckland residents are leaning towards a chance to vote against the alcohol monopoly in the area.
Train cancellations could continue
Aucklanders commuting on southern and eastern rail lines could face more delays this week.
Blood and guts - no problem
Cheryl Sinclair says she will continue volunteering for St John as long as she is fit to do it.
Supervision for spiking McDonald's sundaes
The man spiked the ice cream with medicine he had been given for insomnia.
'Grand wizard' of cinema dies
Morrie Morrison was a significant influence in the design of cinemas for more than half a century.
Chooks could be scapegoated
Heavy seeding in forests also suspected after chickens blamed for rodent infestation.
Police wrong to carry pistols
Cops justified in firing at armed suspect, but shouldn't have been carrying Glocks in first place, IPCA rules.
Brain damage after 'morphine overdose'
Trevor Flood was meant to get pain relief in hospital, but now has brain damage - and his wife wants answers.