
‘We’re lost, Mum’: Unaccompanied girls stranded after seven-hour bus trip
The young sisters were left crying at Manukau with flat phones.
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All five defendants in the Broadspectrum case pleaded guilty.
Police found a 3D-printed gun and ammunition in a car in central Auckland.
About 435 Pāpāmoa households on asphalt streets invited to choose - with a tight deadline.
Motorists are urged to rest, buckle up and stay patient amid holiday traffic.
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Efforts to fight the fire near Parikino were scaled back overnight due to safety concerns.
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Auckland crashes cost an estimated $9.23b between 2022 and 2025.
Residents near forest blaze are ready to leave if it starts to threaten their homes.
The section of SH1 near Dunedin blocked by the crash has now been cleared.
Sections of SH25 in the Coromandel will drop to 50km/h before the summer holiday peak.
Mayors have revealed early amalgamation talks are underway.
The BMW's owner had left the keys in the cupholder while walking his dog.
'We bought this house without a bus stop and we don’t want one now.'
One person received minor injuries, a police spokesperson said.
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An air fleet will help 30 firefighters tackling the blaze on the ground.
Nicola Willis has just $2.4b new spending to spread across the 2026 Budget.
Emergency services were called to the New Lynn blaze at 1.37pm today.
An elderly driver was freed from a white Toyota that flipped onto its side.
One person is in a serious condition in North Shore Hospital.
The Bryhams face losing a 100ha dairy farm with six homes built over 60 years.
Police say the fleeing car was carrying three high-powered BB guns, among other items.
With a fuel tax, efficient vehicles pay less towards roading than those using more petrol.
Police say they did not know a baby was in the car before laying spikes.
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Freedom and Rights Coalition leader wants the march to go ahead with or without approval.
A timeline for the project was previously kept secret, but can now been revealed
Queues of over 40 minutes are expected just to exit SH1 at Mt Wellington.