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Auckland Council will announce if Lime scooters will return to Auckland streets today.

It is the second ram raid on the North Shore in the past four days.

The scooters were in steampunk capital, Oamaru, far from their Christchurch home.

A Christchurch Lime worker is boycotting the company until safety is made a priority.

A Waikato builder single-handedly saved three people from drowning during his lunch break.

If no more fruit flies are found in Devonport the restrictions will lift on March 1.

It comes as the community will meet tonight to address the anti-social behaviour.

You're probably frantically on the phone with a florist right now.

They were told it wasn't safe but they couldn't leave the pigs trapped inside a pen.

Extreme dryness in Nelson and Tasman has allowed for 'fuel' for the blaze, NIWA says

Tasman people have had to flee their homes to seek refuge in a evacuation centre.

The owner fears if they are not found soon they will be sold or taken overseas.

Trains are now moving in Auckland on a restricted basis, KiwiRail says.

Immigration NZ says the five members given notice have not left Aotearoa.

Former ringleader of the roast busters Joseph Parker using notoriety for music career.

"Not your everyday shopping trip," a witness said.

Aucklander Jenny Li has made a public plea after Lucky was caught on CCTV being taken.

New Zealand Air Line Pilots' Association president Tim Robinson says a crash is imminent.

A $30,000 scholarship and excellence endorsement have spelled a good start to 2019.

A second was all it took Jesse Harrison to bolt, in jandals, towards the bridge edge.

Professional smoke bomb photography, classic cars on arrival and donut walls included.

New figures illustrate a climbing trend of airspace interference caused by drones.

Joan Fanshawe's war-time role was to move aircraft markers around the operations table.

Man seriously injured after causing a boat explosion near Auckland.

The discovery on Mangawhai Beach has shocked locals.

SAFE calls for an urgent review of farmed animal housing.

Mackenzie Council has trespassed the man living at the hut with his dog and horse.

The accused's name has been widely searched on Google.

Independent Police Conduct Authority found use of pepper spray and arrest was unlawful.

Today, Commissioner Anthony Hill published a report looking into medication errors

One of the last people to see Grace alive has spoken to the <i>Herald</i> exclusively.