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Auckland

Dilworth School in Auckland.

Fourteenth person charged with historical sexual offending at Dilworth

The 66-year-old, who had been overseas, is now charged with sexual offending against students at the all boys' school in the early 1990s.

Crime and Justice

6:01pm

The Huapai Tavern in norwest Auckland, 25 minutes outside of the city.

Pub licence opposed after child slapped by drinker

Resident Blair Shaw was the lone objector at an on-licence hearing before the District Licensing Committee on Wednesday, for the Huapai Tavern.

New Zealand

4:30pm

A train at Karangahape Station.

Despair in downtown Auckland over CRL slow crawl to finish line

The $5.5 billion project was meant to be completed by 2021 but there's still no confirmation of when the new train stations would open.

New Zealand

1:50pm

Police were called to Manurewa Railway Station at 1.20am after receiving reports that a person had been stabbed multiple times.

Person stabbed multiple times while waiting for bus in Auckland

A member of the public intervened after the victim was stabbed during an alleged attempted robbery near Manurewa Railway Station.

Crime and Justice

9:18am

0:36

Liquor store generic

Man tries to sneak stolen haul past police arresting shoplifters

Police on Auckland's North Shore got more than they bargained for when responding to a call to a supermarket.

Crime and Justice

Tuesday 5:47pm

Dilworth School in Auckland.

Fourteenth person charged with historical sexual offending at Dilworth

The 66-year-old, who had been overseas, is now charged with sexual offending against students at the all boys' school in the early 1990s.

Crime and Justice

6:01pm

The Huapai Tavern in norwest Auckland, 25 minutes outside of the city.

Pub licence opposed after child slapped by drinker

Resident Blair Shaw was the lone objector at an on-licence hearing before the District Licensing Committee on Wednesday, for the Huapai Tavern.

New Zealand

4:30pm

A train at Karangahape Station.

Despair in downtown Auckland over CRL slow crawl to finish line

The $5.5 billion project was meant to be completed by 2021 but there's still no confirmation of when the new train stations would open.

New Zealand

1:50pm

Police were called to Manurewa Railway Station at 1.20am after receiving reports that a person had been stabbed multiple times.

Person stabbed multiple times while waiting for bus in Auckland

A member of the public intervened after the victim was stabbed during an alleged attempted robbery near Manurewa Railway Station.

Crime and Justice

9:18am

0:36

Liquor store generic

Man tries to sneak stolen haul past police arresting shoplifters

Police on Auckland's North Shore got more than they bargained for when responding to a call to a supermarket.

Crime and Justice

Tuesday 5:47pm

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Methamphetamine was detected on 26 items of clothing in the suitcase of a man travelling from Canada.

Meth-soaked clothing in traveller's suitcase at Auckland Airport

Customs officers found 26 items of clothing in the luggage testing positive for methamphetamine in what they called a "complex concealment".

Crime and Justice

Tuesday 11:55am

1:30

Passenger Simon Bennett said on social media the strike gave him a "hell of a fright" but he was grateful for how calmly the crew handled the situation.

'Hell of a fright': Air NZ plane struck by lightning en route to Auckland

Two subsequent flights were cancelled after the affected plane required engineering checks.

New Zealand

Mon, Apr 20

Water (file image.)

Man missing in the water off Kaipara Harbour

Emergency services were called to Shelly Beach after a man entered the water but failed to resurface.

New Zealand

Sun, Apr 19

Two kayakers have been rescued amid rough seas in Stanmore Bay. (Source: NZ Police)

Pair rescued after being found clinging to kayak amid rough seas

A group had set off from Mahurangi intending to paddle to Manly Beach when a double kayak failed to arrive.

New Zealand

Sat, Apr 18

Auckland resident wakes to find unknown man standing in their house

Auckland resident wakes to find unknown man standing in their house

The man had allegedly been involved in a burglary at the home on Chiltern Cres in Glen Innes.

Crime and Justice

Sat, Apr 18

A man fishing at night.

Man charged with midnight fishing in Auckland marine reserve

Police said the police Eagle helicopter observed a man fishing at about 12.40am this morning.

Crime and Justice

Fri, Apr 17

Police said the single-vehicle crash was reported at around 2.30pm on Friday.

Auckland's southern motorway reopens after tractor-trailer crash

Grain spilled across the southbound lanes near Pōkeno after the crash, with the motorway closed for several hours and traffic backing up more than 5km.

New Zealand

Fri, Apr 17

Mainfreight.

Mainfreight frustrated with KiwiRail, AT for lack of additional services

Don Braid told RNZ moving freight via rail was more efficient than by truck, "yet we haven't seen KiwiRail stand up to offer additional services".

Business

Fri, Apr 17

Malcolm Rewa

'Everything changed': Serial rapist Malcolm Rewa sentenced over 1988 attack

At the High Court in Auckland today, the victim read an emotional victim impact statement describing the trauma she has lived with since she was attacked as a teenager.

Crime and Justice

Fri, Apr 17

Composite image by Vania Chandrawidjaja.

How Kiwis are recycling wrong – and how many are punished for it

Cities share how many recycling bins have been removed for repeated contamination – and what some common contaminants are.

New Zealand

Fri, Apr 17

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A playground (file image).

Would-be child sex offender went to playground two days after prison release

John Tekuru, 20, was jailed for trying to snatch a toddler with intent to sexually abuse her.

Crime and Justice

Thu, Apr 16

Man arrested over threatening graffiti targeting Indian community

Man arrested over threatening graffiti targeting Indian community

A local 61-year-old man was arrested this morning over the offensive graffiti left outside a Papatoetoe school.

Crime and Justice

Thu, Apr 16

Person doing laundry.

Repeat cycle: Laundromat burgled eight times in three weeks

A woman and her associate were caught red-handed while allegedly attempting their ninth burglary.

Crime and Justice

Wed, Apr 15

Police have identified Shulai Wang a 70-year-old from China as the Gulf Harbour homicide victim. (Source: NZ Police)

Body in bags: Names of those charged over death of Shulai Wang revealed

The 70-year-old's body was found wrapped in plastic bags in the water at Auckland's Gulf Harbour in March 2024.

Crime and Justice

Wed, Apr 15

Otis the border collie.

Dog stolen with car, driven at high speeds across Auckland

Police tracked the vehicle with Otis the border collie inside from Ponsonby to Onehunga – where a 31-year-old was arrested.

Crime and Justice

Wed, Apr 15

People walk through Auckland Airport.

Security breach resolved at Auckland Airport's domestic terminal

Auckland Airport says an earlier security breach which caused some delays for travellers this morning at the domestic terminal has now been resolved.

Crime and Justice

Wed, Apr 15

A Qantas A330.

Person dies on Qantas flight from US to Auckland

The flight had arrived from New York overnight.

New Zealand

Tue, Apr 14

tudents of Scott Point School standing at the incomplete road that could link Joshua Carder Dr to Squadron Dr.

Auckland school run chaos leaves 'hundreds late' to class

A principal of an Auckland school is frustrated that nothing has been done to fix the traffic chaos at one of the country’s fastest-growing suburbs.

New Zealand

Tue, Apr 14

A tyre of a St John Ambulance slashed in South Auckland. (Source: NZ Police)

More ambulances' tyres slashed in another Auckland station break-in

The latest incident was reported in Auckland St John's Ōtāhuhu Station on Atkinson Ave.

Crime and Justice

Tue, Apr 14

The newly opened section of the Te Whau Pathway is 1.3km connection from Roberts Field in Te Atatū South to the Northwestern cycleway.

Group's last push for shared pathway to connect Auckland's harbours

The group wants to complete a 13km cycling and walking pathway, linking the Manukau and Waitematā Harbours.

New Zealand

Tue, Apr 14

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