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Four times faster than the humans.

The little boy will be farewelled tomorrow at a 'celebration of life' ceremony.

The family will hold a ceremony celebrating the boy's life this Saturday.

Investigations have been launched by police and Health NZ.

A significant amount of 3D-printed parts and two assembled firearms were seized.

The previous backers have pulled out.

Police arrested eight youths, aged 15 to 19, during a day of violence.

What do people in the sector say about Fletcher Building closing its $15m plant?

Police have asked people to avoid the area and take different routes.

Neurodiversity paired with lack of boundaries was partly blamed for ramming a police car.

Images from the scene show a vehicle on its side, with glass strewn across the road.

He has performed at many events attended by children. No one knew his secret.

He drove on the wrong side of the motorway with lights off while trying to shake police.

'Call the police because he’s putting the public at risk.'

Waikumete at capacity; council bid for land near Kumeū goes to court.

Destry Watts buried the alleged murder weapon in his partner's yard.

The victim was stabbed, burned and forced to eat faeces. He suffered a broken spine.

Storm Hughes, 49, escaped from a work party at Springhill prison.

The man will keep his identity secret for the time being.

Loss of shop comes as the suburb intensifies, nearest other store over 2.6km away.

The police investigation centres on bodies at Waikumete Cemetery mausoleum.

But the seven defendants still cannot be identified.

'Unfortunately, our new landlord has not renewed our lease' - Woolworths' Jason Stockill.

Ex-employee Fiona Bakulich admitted ruse last month. A second person has been arrested.

Group boarded a bus into central Auckland before police found the vehicle and stopped it.

Chloe Wigg's dad jumped out a window, saving their dog, but was hospitalised.

Footage has emerged of youths kicking a man while he lay on the ground.

Colleagues performed an emotional haka and sang waiata for Sam Matue’s whānau.

Brett Fraser, 51, died from blunt force trauma to the head during the attack in Kelston.