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Council investigates whether it can use targeted rates to help plug $1b funding hole.

Jacinda Ardern says first jab was "pretty pain-free".

Funeral procession leaves central Auckland suburb and rides south.

A large funeral procession for Head Hunters member Taranaki Fuimaono is under way.

The couple were understood to have lived at their home for many years.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is set to reveal details about the national booking scheme.

Trains across the Southern and Onehunga are cancelled or delayed today.

Inmate was shanked and stomped on in brutal, frenzied attack.

Two people with the virus remain in a stable condition at Middlemore Hospital.

Police continue to investigate the death of Kimleang Youn, 28.

Narking claim and killer's admission should make you sceptical, murder trial defence says.

Ministry clarifies Covid patient was in ICU but is now out.

The Ministry of Health revealed the change on its website yesterday afternoon.

The accident on Weymouth Rd, Manurewa, was reported to police at 4pm.

Locking toilets, instant stand-downs and vape detectors are being used to deter students.

Diabetes is the country's biggest and fastest-growing health condition.

Some Auckland vaccination centres appeared to be booked until the end of July.

Man stabbed partner before leaving her body in car and setting it alight.

Police say Kimleang Youn wasn't a bad person but hanging out with the wrong people.

The man appeared in court this afternoon but has not entered a plea.

In the past, cops picking up a drunk person would leave them in a cell to sleep it off.

The patient is described as being in a "moderate but stable" condition.

Employer provided false information and took advantage of employees' vulnerability.

The cause of a huge car yard fire in Papakura yesterday remains unknown.

Last year there was an 80% drop in cases because of Covid, but the problem is back again.

Emergency services were called out to an assault in Māngere at 5am.

An ambulance, a rapid response unit, one manager and a doctor were all sent to the scene.

A South Auckland principal has rejected the government's school lunch programme.

Police are currently making inquiries into the circumstances of the incident.