Stories by Amy Williams

Subcontractors still owed big chunks of money from construction firm Mainzeal's collapse a decade ago say they will get a pittance back and do not believe justice has been served.

Auckland Light Rail is holding off asking for land to be set aside for the mass-transit service despite being ready to do so - and a transport advocate says the delay confirms the project's uncertain…

The Albert-Eden Local Board, which encompasses Sandringham, says its allocated crime prevention funding will be spread thinly and have limited impact.

The Minister for Police wants volunteer wardens to do more to help patrol the streets of Auckland's city centre to free up police to respond to crime in the area.

A risk management expert has told a court it was not safe to operate any tours on Whakaari White Island - but the fact it is the country's most active volcano was used as a selling point.

An Auckland resident says her insurer upped its offer for flood repairs after she questioned the scope and sought a second opinion.

上个财年CBD商圈在安保方面的投入达到62万纽币，Newmarket商圈也达到50万纽币。人们呼吁更多警力能够配置在相关地区。

There are barely any more police on Auckland's streets now than 16 years ago, despite the population increase.

Hundreds of applications for Auckland Council's emergency relief fund tallied up to significantly more than the money raised and paid out.

An Auckland homeowner says the scope of works from her insurer to repair her flood damaged house underestimates the work needed.

A leading volcanologist says on the day of the deadly Whakaari White Island eruption, GNS Science did not consider increased volcanic unrest to be a hazard for people visiting.

火山喷发后， 22 人死亡、25 人重伤的新闻登上当时世界各地媒体的头条位置。

It has been more than three years since the Whakaari disaster. Here's what you need to know as the trial begins into health and safety failings leading up to the deadly eruption.

When tragedy strikes a school community, a team of experts trained in handling trauma are on call, ready to help.

Auckland Council has provided Kāinga Ora with a list of properties it believes could be at risk in future severe weather events.

Builders are starting to see homeowners struggling with lowball cash offers from insurers that will not cover the cost of repairing flood damaged homes. Audio

The Crown Research Institute GNS Science has today pleaded guilty to charges brought against it in the wake of the deadly Whakaari eruption.

The country's ethnic business leaders say wine and cheese evenings do not suit everyone and they want to be included in mainstream business networks. Audio

The cyclone, cost-of-living crisis and another OCR hike today are all putting pressure on household budgets. Audio

Last week's double child homicide came soon after two other deaths that rocked the community.

Police are investigating any online mentions of the woman charged with murdering two children in Northland last week, who by court order cannot be named.

Residents in the small Northland town are rallying around each other to grieve the deaths of two children. Audio

An overstayer who was detained after a dawn raid in South Auckland last month has been granted a temporary visa and will no longer be deported.

The woman charged with murdering two children whose bodies were found in abandoned suitcases is fighting to keep her name secret.

Supermarket giants Foodstuffs and Woolworths New Zealand have lost a long-running legal battle to prevent Auckland Council imposing stricter sale times for alcohol.