
Awhitu crash: Teenage girl now stable, man out of hospital
Four ambulances and two helicopters sent to crash on Awhitu Rd.
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Kids Count Pukekohe has been found to have breached four early childhood regulations.
Marton teenager steps up to the next tier of motorsport.
Auckland Council wants to encourage and control freedom camping.
Twelve-year picked for prestigious music school wants to be doctor.
PPTA claims an immediate $242m 15 per cent pay rise plus a $9.5m housing allowance.
Six Finn brothers went to World War I. Six came home, defying the odds.
Police were called to the crash on Stuart Rd early this morning
Four or five new high schools and eight to 10 new primaries to cope with Auckland growth.
Hang glider pilot had been under towed, suggesting fatal trip was a training flight.
About 87 buses have been cancelled tomorrow as Auckland bus drivers strike.
Emergency services are attending a water rescue after a near-drowning at Clarks Beach.
Anybody who saw anything suspicious is encouraged to contact police.
A Pukekohe family were holed up in their bathroom after police standoff earlier today.
Two rescuers took one arm each to pull the driver out seconds before the car exploded.
Two fires were discovered at newly built homes in Pukekohe this morning.
Just like humans, dogs donate blood to help save others that are sick or injured.
The "hot spot" suburbs include a number of up-and-coming neighbourhoods, agency boss says.
The Other Side of Crime is a series on Victim Support. Today - why people volunteer.
On a Saturday night in 2013 Tania Gallagher's world collapsed around her.
The NZ Initiative argues that we have "placed a deceit at the heart" of NCEA.
Car has crashed into a large slip, closing highway.
$25,000 bill to clean up rogue operator's tyre dump near Clevedon.
A motorcycle and a car crashed in Clevedon this afternoon.
State Highway 22 has reopened after a crash north of Pukekohe.
Thousands are still without power - and one Franklin man isn't happy about the wait.
George Orwell's 1984 is all too real, but we only have ourselves to blame.
With close to three weeks left in the year, 18 cyclists have already killed on our roads.