Auckland Region
Two more men charged with murder over Auckland dairy worker stabbing
Janak Patel was killed outside the Rose Cottage Dairy in Sandringham last November, sparking widespread protest.
Some 'spongy' city properties already soaking up heavy rainfall in Auckland
A "sponge city" is all about uncovering natural streams, using native plants to absorb water and moving people aware from some flood prone areas - and some properties in Auckland are already putting… Audio
Ambulances turned away from Auckland Hospital's ED - 'A symptom of a much bigger disease'
The hospital was under so much pressure on Monday night that ambulances were diverted to other hospitals and patients were being treated in a public backup space. Audio
Council cancels Muriwai meeting, citing lack of information
Some Muriwai residents are bringing in their own experts, saying they are sick of Auckland Council stonewalling them. Audio
Police officer's actions during youth's arrest justified, IPCA decides
The Independent Police Conduct Authority has ruled that an officer who injured a youth offender did so by accident.
'I am done, I am so tired': Rates demand piles pressure on flooding victim
Izma Azad no longer shuts the front gate of her home - there is nothing valuable inside, she says. Audio
Auckland water agency estimates price tag of flood damage at over $250 million
Watercare has estimated the cost of the recovery from Cyclone Gabrielle and Auckland Anniversary flooding will come in at over $250 million.
Coatesville residents worried storm debris blocking stream could be dangerous
Residents in the rural Auckland community of Coatesville are worried a stream blocked with storm debris could spark a disaster.
Expert feature: Shortland Street
Today's expert feature is all about the longest running and highest rating drama in New Zealand, Shortland Street. To talk about it's longevity and story lines, Executive Producer and Head Writer… Audio
Business owner and son to pay $27k for unpaid rent, repairs, subletting house
A mother and son duo who rented a property only to later claim it wasn't suitable to be lived in unlawfully sublet it to another woman, charging her double the rent in the process.
Managed retreat talk needs to happen soon - engineer
It is not too early to talk about retreating rather than rebuilding after Cyclone Gabrielle, says an engineer who helped move an entire Australian town after floods. Audio
'You're not homeless, we are': Muriwai residents vent frustration at Auckland Council
Tempers flared at a packed meeting when council officials did not have the answers Muriwai residents wanted.
Tens of thousands file claims over floods, slips
Insurance claims related to the Auckland Anniversary weekend floods and Cyclone Gabrielle have topped 70,000.
Gardening with Lynda Hallinan
Today Lynda is talking about the Mercury Bay Art Escape Event which she is opening this weekend. She has some great tips on how art can be used outdoors and in gardens, especially to hide some of the… Audio
Errors made in way council handled rates relief process for worst hit homeowners - deputy mayor
Auckland Council's rates approach to owners of red-stickered properties was a mistake that needs to be fixed, Desley Simpson says. Audio
'Wiser and more patient': Scoring runs hits sweet spot for cricket veteran
Often suiting up against opponents half his age, 43-year-old Barrington Rowland continues to score runs by the bucket load.
Muriwai residents: when can we go home?
Frustrated Muriwai residents are left without answers about when they can go back to their red-stickered homes, after a town-meeting with Auckland council last night. Kat and Andy Corbett are living… Audio
Prolific porker: Tagger hits Auckland 1000 times
A Presbyterian minister is disappointed" to have his church graffitied with the word 'pork' - but it is just some of the latest tagging in a more than year-long spree across Auckland.
Counties Manukau waiting list jumps 46 percent in a year
Waiting lists for a first specialist appointment have jumped by 46 percent in Counties Manukau.
Auckland's West Coast residents frustrated at lack of access
Auckland's West Coast beach residents are demanding answers, and not to be forgotten, more than two weeks after Cyclone Gabrielle devastated communites. Kathryn speaks to one of the evacuees, Joe… Audio