
Teen connected to robbery spree nabbed after video posing with over $100k in jewellery
Unlike most teens, he sported multiple luxury watches. The panache came back to haunt him.
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Julie Fairey says she will likely need an operation and weeks of recovery.
One person has been found dead after a house fire in the lower North Island.
The board voted 4 to 2 to ban off-leash dogs at Monte Cecilia.
Children have been stopped from walking their usual route home from school.
The couple didn't get a chance to enjoy the life they dreamed of, says NZ-based relative.
Rajneel Singh claimed he only accessed the material to impress women online.
The woman could face up to seven years in prison if convicted.
Westpac denies liability, blaming the customer for keying the wrong account details.
The money went to an Auckland woman who allegedly spent it on cars and transfers.
After around 20 years of intensive development, the 109ha business park is now finished.
The fire completely gutted the two-storey property in Auckland's Mount Roskill.
Andrew Che Sit Bong, 78, lost his savings due to a single-digit mistake.
The money was allegedly used for cars and sent to a boyfriend and a relative.
Andrew Che lost his retirement savings due to a one-digit bank transfer error.
While in New Zealand to tour his stage show, the host of The Graham Norton show staged a surprise tasting of his wine range at Woolworths Mt Roskill. Video / Alyse Wright
Woolworths stores in Te Atatū, Westgate and Mt Roskill have all sold recently.
Tofi Matagi was left dying on the bar's game room floor for over an hour.
He was Joshua Nathanuel Love, 34, of West Auckland.
Incident one of two deadly accidents on Auckland's motorways within the space of an hour.
Police are urging the motorists involved to "do the right thing and come forward".
The illegal confrontation took place during the heart of Auckland's ramraid epidemic.
The seller was visited several times and told what was required, but did not comply.
Chris Salt claimed his victim was a deportee who had a gun. He was wrong.
“His absence is a shadow we can not escape," the victim's sister said in court.
Christopher Salt said he thought the victim was a 501 who had a gun. Neither was true.
Jurors were shown video of the attack caught on CCTV.
The attack lasted almost 8 minutes, with pauses to replace the knife blade.
'I went to the get-together for 21 local boards – there was me and one Chinese person.'
The elderly victim was strangled from behind and savagely beaten in his own home.