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Man who died after being pepper sprayed 'deserved humanity and protection'
Caleb Moefa'auo was pepper sprayed in prison.
Gang president arrested in Auckland Airport drug sting
There have been 43 arrests, including 20 baggage handlers, as part of a crackdown.
Pepper spray death haunts Corrections officer
Caleb Moefa'auo died from a cardiac arrest after being pepper sprayed in 2022.
Why two murdered children weren't found for four years
Yuna and Minu Jo were found in suitcases in a storage facility years after they stopped turning up at school. Audio
Founder of CCTV register in Australia urges NZ police to look into scheme
The founder of the register claims it could help police find missing people faster.
Mum who murdered children and hid their bodies jailed
Hakyung Lee has been given a life sentence for killing her son and daughter before putting their bodies in suitcases.
Police defend releasing details about Te Anihana Pomana after body found
On Monday police announced a body they believed to be Pomana was found on Saturday in dense bush in the Pukekohe area.
'We want answers': Mother's plea as pepper spray death inquest continues
Caleb Moefa'auo went into cardiac arrest and died, shortly after being pepper sprayed by an officer in 2022.
Body of woman found after she went missing leaving Sky City hotel
Te Anihana Pomana, also known as Ani Anderson, went missing on 21 August after leaving Sky City hotel in the early hours of the morning.
Mt Eden Prison under significant pressure at time of pepper spray death, staffer says
Not enough training is given to Corrections staff working in the Intervention Support Unit, a staff member says.
Second phase of inquest into pepper spray prison death begins
Corrections officers are expected to front as the second part of an inquest into the death of a man pepper-sprayed in prison gets underway.
'Snowed under': Asbestos companies working night and day on sand concerns
An asbestos removal company boss says he's been flooded with calls from emotional parents and schools wanting help. Audio
'Not meant to be around here': Sub-Antarctic bird ends up in Auckland
BirdCare says more species, like the white-headed petrel, are being found sick or hurt in Auckland.
No arrests after businesses damaged in seaside village
Four businesses have been ram-raided or fire-damaged in Orewa in the past three months, but no arrests have been made.
Police name prisoner who escaped hospital escort
A warrant to arrest 42-year-old Paul Kyle Peekay Rehua has been issued by police, who believe he is in the wider Waitematā area.
Amendments to proposed anti-stalking law a good start, advocacy group says
But advocacy group Aotearoa Free From Stalking says the amendments do not go far enough.
Far-right US influencer's Auckland event cancelled
Candace Owens' Auckland event next year has been cancelled, after the commentator was earlier denied entry into Australia.
Staff member injured at Youth Justice residence in Auckland
A staff member has been injured at a Youth Justice facility.
Mental health professionals welcome $61m boost
Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey announced a funding boost of more than $60 million over the next four years. Audio
Woman missing for 10 weeks: Police 'committed to finding answers'
Police say they have not been able to identify any positive leads in the search for Te Anihana Pomana.
Teen seen with shotgun bitten by police dog during arrest
The 16-year-old was taken to hospital with minor injuries.
Cafe arson follows three other cases of damage to local businesses
Police in Ōrewa have launched Operation Governor to investigate the blaze at a local cafe.
'Rapid-build' new wards need safe staffing - doctors
"It's good, it's a first step, and more will need to be done," say doctors of the government's plan for 140 more beds at hospitals across the country.
Union wants answers after asbestos closes fire station
The union's vice president says the discovery at a central Auckland fire station raises serious questions about Fire and Emergency's policy and procedures.
Auckland fire station closes due to asbestos contamination
Fire and Emergency says the asbestos, which was revealed by dust sampling, has come as a disappointing surprise.