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The uprooted tree toppled onto a neighbouring house with four people inside.

Frankie left 'deep puncture wounds' after lunging at the child's face while unattended.

Power around the tree is being isolated.

The CIA's venture capital wing is among those who backed a $13m raise.

The Govt says the ranges will be protected but locals want assurances against city sprawl.

Officials are investigating after diners reported symptoms following a June 12 visit.

Commuters who fail to pay the charge could be hit with a $70 fine.

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown discusses threatening behaviour directed at him and fellow councillors. Brown spoke with reporter Katie Bradford about the incidents.

Insiders say Air NZ may have signed new lease with Blackstone but airline won’t confirm.

Apartments, hospital built at height of the leaky building era. All must be demolished.

Minister says Destiny Church leader's targeting of ethnic groups threatens social unity.

Mayor has hit back, saying local government comes with 'robust debate and arguments'.

OPINION: Sir Bill English says risk is 'something that you take', not something to fear.

Foodstuffs has said little since the fire on June 17, 2025; an update has now been issued.

Another councillor warned the council risked becoming dysfunctional.

$3m from taxpayer part of the mix. Plus: Founder's secret new project.

A video allegedly shows him asking a contractor for money and a donation.

A packed Town Hall audience applauded throughout the Chopin and Tchaikovsky night.

Building officials won't say if someone was in the car at the time.

Dirt and cement stretched from this driveway to the footpath in Auckland's Pt Chev.

Seventy-five people aged over 65 are living rough in Whangārei.

Shareholders trade barbs over who is fit to govern the quarry firm.

The $35m Loxley Apartment have sat empty for more than a year since completion.

Auckland Council warned the rubbish truck arm is 'fast, heavy and dangerous'.

Chris Bishop says emergency funds could boost peak bus and train services.

The central office project will replace the twin-block The Pavilions, built in 2012.

The bakery was shut for three weeks over “widespread cockroach activity”.

No swimmers were in the water when the incident occurred at 9.30pm.

MBIE ruled the structure breached the Building Act because no building consent was issued.