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Pilot praised for successful crash-landing
Sun, 08th Nov
A light aircraft pilot has been praised after a successfully crash-landing his aeroplane in a southeast Auckland reserve.

Police worried by early morning drunks on the road
Sun, 08th Nov
Police say they are concerned at the number of drivers caught over the alcohol breath limit in Auckland on Thursday and Friday morning as commuters were driving to work.
Pay offer taken up by some drivers
Sun, 08th Nov
Bus drivers locked in a wage-war with NZ Bus are now turning on each other, after members of one union decided to take up a pay offer that had been previously rejected.
Small plane crashes at Auckland high school
Sun, 08th Nov
A light plane has this afternoon crashed in grounds at a southeast Auckland college, though early reports suggested nobody was seriously injured.

Govt accused of privatisation agenda
Sun, 08th Nov
The Government is being accused of quietly bringing in new legislation to soften up local council assets for sale, despite public opinion being against it.

Inga opens new gym to help Pacific Island men get healthy
Sat, 07th Nov
Former All Black Vai'iga Tuigamala's experiences as a funeral director have inspired him to try to help Pacific Island men live longer.

NZ Bus calls for ban on overweight drivers
Sat, 07th Nov
The company embroiled in an ongoing wage-war with bus drivers is back in the spotlight, this time calling for a ban on fat drivers.

Worrell found guilty of murder
Fri, 06th Nov
Tony Worrell collapsed in the dock today as a jury found him guilty of murdering newlywed Katie Powles and injuring another driver.

Jury in Worrell crash murder case return to ask questions
Fri, 06th Nov
The jury has this morning resumed deliberations into whether an Auckland man murdered a woman by deliberately driving his car into her vehicle.
Owner mourns after impounded dog killed in error
Fri, 06th Nov
A woman is mourning the loss of her pet dog put down before she could collect it from a pound in south Auckland.

Worrell breaks down as jury retires
Thu, 05th Nov
There were emotional scenes in the Auckland court as the jury retired to decide the fate of Tony Worrell.

Jury in Worrell crash murder case retires to consider verdict
Thu, 05th Nov
The jury in the trial of a man accused of murdering a woman by deliberately driving his car into her vehicle has retired to consider its verdicts today.

Jury in Worrell murder trial to consider verdict today
Thu, 05th Nov
The jury in the trial of a man accused of murdering a woman by driving his car into hers, is due to retire to consider its verdict today.

Judge labels young Polynesian offenders 'chameleons'
Wed, 04th Nov
Young Polynesian offenders have been described by a judge as "chameleons", who commit crimes on Saturday night and attend church the next day.

Jury retires in baby killing case
Wed, 04th Nov
The jury in the trial of the couple charged over the death of their baby daughter has retired to consider its verdicts.
Post mortem today on body found in Karaka stable
Wed, 04th Nov
A post mortem will be carried out today on the body of a man found at a stable fire in Karaka, south of Auckland, yesterday.
One dead in Karaka stable fire
Tue, 03rd Nov
A person has been killed in a massive stable fire in Karaka south of Auckland.
Police identify body found in creek
Tue, 03rd Nov
Police have identified the man whose body was found in a west Auckland creek yesterday as that of missing Henderson man John Meldrum.

Victim says Worrell was 'senseless and selfish'
Fri, 06th Nov
A victim of convicted murderer Tony Worrell's car rampage today read his victim impact statement outside of court.
Worrell guilty of murder of Katie Powles
Fri, 06th Nov
Tony Worrell has been found guilty of the murder of Katie Powles, 26, who died when his car smashed into hers at Karaka, south of Auckland, on June 3.

Listening bugs welcomed by campaigners after murder conviction
Fri, 06th Nov
Calls are being made for high-tech listening bugs to be planted in the homes of families suspected of child slayings.

Auckland Queen's Wharf designs deemed sub-standard
Thu, 05th Nov
It is back to the drawing board for Auckland's Queen's Wharf, with all the submitted designs dropped.

Mahomeds found guilty of baby's death on all counts
Thu, 05th Nov
After arguing only the parents could have been responsible for fatally injuring a tiny baby, police were pleased when a High Court jury agreed with them today.
Karaka fire victim husband of judge
Thu, 05th Nov
A man killed when he apparently went to investigate a fire on a south Auckland property was the husband of a District Court judge.

Primary school fire a reminder for Guy Fawkes safety
Wed, 04th Nov
The fire service is once again reiterating the need for safety this Guy Fawkes after a fire broke out at a primary school in Auckland.

Auckland bus drivers reject 11.5 percent pay offer
Wed, 04th Nov
Auckland bus drivers have rejected the pay rise offer from their employer, NZ Bus, meaning negotiations for a new Combined Employment Agreement will continue.

Auckland house prices and Rents rise strongly - Barfoot
Wed, 04th Nov
House prices in Auckland are at a 22-month high and rents in the region also rose strongly last month, says real estate company Barfoot & Thompson.

Worrell may have been drowsy after taking diazepam
Wed, 04th Nov
A man accused of deliberately driving his car at speed into two other vehicles, killing a young woman, may have been drowsy after taking diazepam, a court was told yesterday.

Helensville hampered by crime wave
Tue, 03rd Nov
A spate of armed robberies and burglaries in the middle of the Prime Minister's Helensville electorate is frustrating the towns businesses.