Auckland News | NZ Herald (2024)

Armed police responded to a Glen Eden car park last month where a man died.

The woman was extradited from South Korea last month to face two murder charges.

One man is facing a murder charge, while his co-defendants are charged with robbery.

Some places will reach close to 30C.

A takeaway store in St Heliers has been hit by thieves for a third time overnight.

The victim may have been injured before the crash.

Motorists are warned to expect delays.

Many of Auckland's beaches remain unswimmable following faecal bacteria contamination.

A second legal loss in two weeks for Auckland businessman Loukas Petrou's companies.

'I still have nightmares about what he did to me', 10-year-old victim said.

The misconduct was in contrast to his excellent clinical and academic results.

Parties went to court seeking a judgement against 5 per cent shareholder.

MacLean had earlier been in a verbal and physical altercation with street racers.

Police have arrested and charged a 21-year-old over the serious assault.

The bigger they are, the harder they fall.

A person has been injured in a crash in Ōtara this morning.

Mark MacLean is in an induced coma and has suffered some brain injury from the incident.

A Moment In Crime podcast revisits the murders of Pakeeza Yusuf and 3-year-old Jojo.

Creditors due to meet soon to discuss the situation.

Traffic is moving slowly on State Highway 1 heading north from Auckland.

'This is only a sign of worse things to come': National MP Andrew Bayly.

Supporters wore T-Shirts reading 'West in Peace Doeboy'.

Thieves have hit at least two Auckland businesses - in Papatoetoe and Onehunga.

The local board wants people to have use of the park over summer.

A Waka Kotahi spokesperson told the Herald they were aware of chipseal issues.

Māori metallers find overseas crowds embrace te reo more than home fans.

Anticipation was high as Guns N' Roses blasted out to a vast, euphoric crowd.

He faces the possibility of life in prison if convicted on the drug charges.

Supercity’s new top cop pledges support for the frontline and a more visible police force.

Al Brown's restaurant unveiled a 'perfect' innovation this week.