New party faces uphill battle
Another political party has been announced, but does it stand a chance?
Decision delayed for injuring judge
A computer programmer knocked a High Court justice to the ground, breaking her wrist in the process.
The battle for Botany
The Botany by-election will be a battle between rogue MP Jami-Lee Ross and the party he joined as a 17 year old.
Devoted to serving patients
The upcoming retirement of Middlemore's Dot McKeen will leave 'very big shoes' to fill.
E-scooter safety concerns
Electric scooters are labelled a "menace on footpaths" by a walking group concerned about their safety.
Child protection 'failure'
Schools haven't been doing what they should and parents should be concerned, Regan Cunliffe says.
Windfall for window washers
Locals pay them not to touch their cars. Police have found them jobs. But these window washers says business is too good to stop.
Driver stabbed in car
A man is recovering after allegedly being stabbed by the man he agreed to give a ride to.
Albany crash victim named
Police confirm a 20-year-old man killed in a car crash on Auckland's North Shore was Michael Cooper.
Concrete con-man victims stuck
A concrete con man owes victims thousands, but pleas to the Government fall on deaf ears.
Seawall 'intrudes' on Auckland beach
Construction of a home's seawall sees residents abusing builders for "stealing the beach".
Vandalised sculptures 'biggest fear'
Organisers of an outdoors sculpture fear vandalism, especially after a giant Lego-like work was damaged.
'Dangerous' man on the run
Reilly Bowler was up on aggravated robbery charges when he escaped from an Auckland court.
Road works taking toll
Besim Saldiray has already lost one business because of road works. Another is hanging by a thread.
Takanini or Takaanini?
Auckland Transport has stirred up a storm in a tea cup after adding an extra letter to the suburb Takanini.
Windfall for window washers
Locals pay them not to touch their cars. Police have found them jobs. But these window washers says business is too good to stop.
Kiwi visits Facebook HQ
She's already met the Queen, now this Aucklander has won a Facebook leadership award for empowering other teen girls.
Concrete con-man victims stuck
A concrete con man owes victims thousands, but pleas to the Government fall on deaf ears.
Northland feral pig population soars
A booming wild pig population is putting pressure on the ability to manage kauri dieback in Northland.
Big setback for tiny house build
They're building their tiny dream home on a tiny budget. But thieves have caused a big setback for this hardworking young couple.