Auckland Region
Polkinghorne trial: Defence pathologist would conclude death a suicide
If someone had been strangled by another person, Dr Stephen Cordner said more often than not, there would be additional injuries to the body which indicated an assault.
Four shot in 'neighbourhood dispute'
A man was killed and three wounded in Auckland's Grey Lynn, in what police say was a fight between two groups that started as broken windows and escalated.
Man killed, three wounded in Auckland shooting
Armed police have closed off a road and three people are in hospital with gunshot wounds.
The $9.90 trend: Chinese restaurants embroiled in 'destructive' price war
Chinese restaurants are offering set meals for less than $10 to attract customers - but need to sell hundreds just to break even.
One believed dead after shooting in Grey Lynn, Auckland
A person at the scene told RNZ her nephew has been shot dead, while police are still looking for a suspect.
Tenant falls through rotten floor: Landlord ordered to pay $5000
The dining room floor in the East Auckland home was so rotten it collapsed.
Auckland school's wrestling team 'devastated' about stolen uniforms
To add insult to injury, the team from De La Salle College is competing tomorrow and it was to be the first time they wore the uniforms they had raised $5000 to get. Audio
Tensions rise over campers living at abandoned golf course
A camper living at the course has threatened visitors with a weapon, locals say, but the men camping there say it's them being harassed.
New after-hours for Waiheke Island after previous clinic announces abrupt closure
In a notice to patients, Waiheke Medical Centre said it would be stepping in to fill the gap in urgent care.
Third person charged in public contracts corruption case named
A man charged with corruption over millions of dollars of public sector construction contracts has been named.
Du Val Group: Receivers query irregular accounting, valuations
A PwC report has highlighted irregular accounting, questioned valuations of assets, and related party transactions which led to the group being placed into statutory management last month.
Forgeries, a hidden nude and protecting our art
After 40 years as an Auckland art conservator, Sarah Hillary speaks about uncovering art forgeries, stripping away the layers and why preserving our taonga takes time and care. Audio
Road near Auckland Airport closed after crash
Police say they have closed a Papatoetoe road after a pedestrian was hit by a car.
Warriors reveal name of new hospitality venue
'Full Time' came out as the preferred option amongst fans, beating out the likes of 'Wah Bar' and 'Up the Bars'.
Police custody officer charged with supplying cocaine, possessing ecstasy
The 32-year-old has been suspended and an employment process is ongoing, police say.
Pauline Hanna's death not consistent with strangulation, pathologist says
An Australian forensic pathologist has told the jury in Philip Polkinghorne's murder trial he does not believe Hanna's death was suspicious.
Forensic pathologist gives evidence in Polkinghorne trial
The defence has called an expert forensic pathologist to give evidence on whether Pauline Hanna died by suicide or was murdered.
Two rail workers hurt after hitting power lines
Trains throughout the city were delayed on Wednesday morning after a major line was closed due to an accident.
Thousands still without internet in Auckland, repair proving 'difficult' - Chorus
Repair crews are working around the clock to restore internet in parts of the city.
Arrest made after electric pianos, keyboards stolen from Auckland University
The alleged offender made two theft attempts in the same night - but was caught by security.