
'Tragic': Woman found dead in West Auckland was 'kind, funny and passionate'
Wolvnie Ding's body was found Thursday in Swanson after she went missing for six days.
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Chris Penk has spoken out in his capacity as a local MP, saying he would be remiss not to.
Her family have concerns for her wellbeing after no contact since Friday.
The man remains on the run; staff and a customer were left shaken by the raid.
She said it was unlike Ahamed Samsudeen, who had a 'soft spot' for women and the elderly.
Police found the injured driver on a stationary bus in Te Atatū.
Three major events are expected to draw more than 85,000 fans across Auckland on Saturday.
Police said the missing boy was found 'wet and muddy' at the water's edge.
Ahamed Samsudeen was released from prison seven weeks before the New Lynn attack.
Council investigates after a falling metal cone from a play structure almost hit the tot.
Disney's live-action Moana is out in cinemas this week.
Police were called to the forecourt of an Avondale petrol station at around 9.30pm.
Police were called to the Glen Eden shop just after 7am on West Coast Rd.
Govt agency says data centres will bring jobs and growth. A sceptic says it's 'nuts'.
Locals fear losing sports fields and markets if the land is sold for housing.
Taia, 10, was last seen about 1.30pm near Henderson Park on Wilsher Cres.
Inspector Nick Salter urged the public to tell police about any unsafe or odd behaviour.
Officers seized 1532 cannabis plants from 17 properties, weighing a total of 1.367 tonnes.
Vaimoana Mase's labour of love will take several more years.
Police said the Mazda Axela allegedly reversed into a patrol car before taking off.
The uprooted tree toppled onto a neighbouring house with four people inside.
Power around the tree is being isolated.
The Govt says the ranges will be protected but locals want assurances against city sprawl.
Police were called to Avondale about 2pm after reports of a firearm sighting.
A person has been critically injured in the crash next to Waikumete Cemetery.
"We acknowledge the sale ... has caused genuine hurt," says Te Uru's director.
Police recently caught up with John Thornton after he missed his 2006 court date.
Netball Waitākere said it has seen a "concerning trend" of increased bad behaviour.
Police were called to Moire Rd in West Harbour about 10.50am.
The blast went through a car window as victims were trying to flee.