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Police will be boosting their presence on roads this long weekend.
Dave Letele has been humbled by the generosity of people and businesses after the theft.
South Auckland riders are taking away the stigma to the sport and creating opportunities.
Police received calls of a robbery at the store near Hoteo Ave at 5.20pm.
Police were notified of a burglary at a foodbank on Hobill Ave on Sunday.
The man suffered from a fractured skull, eye socket and jaw, and has been left traumatised
At least one person has been injured in a late night crash in South Auckland.
Neighbour says they heard a car revving and a woman screaming overnight.
Fijian-Kiwi Bertrand Jang is the chef behind the popular Pasifika cake shop Sweet & Me.
"It was quite literally a 'cover-up'."
Passengers on a flight from Samoa were left to fend for themselves on Sunday morning.
Thieves with balaclavas and gloves casually smashed multiple jewellery cabinets.
In the past two years, the Jet Park had thousands check in and out - and many unwillingly.
The group of offenders fled from the store in three vehicles.
South Auckland school to lose about $100,000 in annual funding - more than $100 a student.
Kāinga Ora expects to start construction of the 123 apartments in March.
'I just hope he didn't suffer in any way.'
"There are too many deaths that happen on our roads."
A neighbour said the house was left 'torched black'.
Emergency crews responded to the scene after reports of a collision about 7am.
Cordons were in place following the incident.
Roads are closed after both crashes.
The woman taken into custody by Korean police told reporters she was innocent.
NZ Police are seeking to extradite the woman through Korean courts on two murder charges.
The robbery is said to have happened at F Bar in Southmall, Manurewa.
The Herald has been in contact with a journalist from Korean newspaper The Dong-a Ilbo.
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There was, and is, a racial discrimination problem against Māori.