Auckland Region

Farm Cove residents have sought legal advice, maintaining the development should no longer be allowed under recently changed planning rules. Audio

Police are seeking the public's help in solving a "high-value burglary" involving gold coins and silver bars.

The spike in Auckland traffic congestion is known as 'March Madness', but are travel times already picking up? Audio

Two other people also suffered moderate injuries.

District Court Judge Ema Aitken at the judicial conduct panel earlier this month.

Once synonymous with the city's boutique fashion scene, the district has attracted a wave of outlets serving a wide variety of food and beverages from Asia.

The ban is for all of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula, and further north at Kawau Bay and Ōmaha Bay and will take affect from 12 March. Audio

One victim was attacked by strangers, while the other suffered an apparent stab wound.

It follows three years of high-level talks with the NRL and the Australian Rugby League Commission. Audio

The Prime Minister has softened his language around a bed tax, indicating it is something the government will consider if it wins a second term. Audio

From ants inside clothing packages from Australia to potentially deadly European hornets, Auckland has recently become a hotspot for unwanted insects. Audio

The gun has not yet been confirmed to have been involved in last month's incident, police said.

The group is paying $119,000 for the 2025/26 year.

The ban is for all of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula, and further north at Kawau Bay and Ōmaha Bay.

Two sailors were injured and racing was suspended, when New Zealand and France collided while racing off Wynyard Point. Video

NZ grinder Louis Sinclair and one French sailor were taken ashore in Auckland, both conscious and alert.

Wayne Brown says splitting off north Rodney would require law changes and risk major investment.

The SPCA has more than 30 kittens available for adoption at its Māngere Centre, where it says the 40-year-old building is crumbling and part of the cattery floods when it rains. Audio

Judge Ema Aitken is before the panel accused of yelling at Winston Peters during an event at Auckland's Northern Club in 2024, calling him a liar.

"It's fortunate that no one has been hurt," police say.