Auckland Region

The former CEO of Auckland Eye has spoken about the discovery of a methamphetamine pipe at their workplace.

An 11-month investigation found a company supplied $348,000 worth of illegally obtained fish to other seafood companies.

A14-year-old is charged with stealing a vehicle, unlawfully interfering with a vehicle, and failing to stop.

'Who could he have offended?' ask locals, who are terrified the shooter is still on the run. Audio

They have already sunk $3 million into the facility but its lease is expiring in two months.

He "felt disgusting" after the alleged sexual abuse by his sports mentor at the time, the complainant says.

A neighbour of a man fatally shot in East Auckland on Tuesday is terrified the killer is still on the loose.

Closures and detours over gusty conditions cause people and businesses "real delays, real costs and real challenges", an economist says. Audio

Police are still looking for the people they believe are responsible for the shooting.

The Uttarakhand Association of New Zealand and New Zealand Telugu Association unite to organise the main event in Auckland.

Auckland council says crime in the central city is dropping, but a Queen Street building manager is questioning the figures.

Police swarmed on Pakuranga after a series of up to 10 gunshots.

Ongoing construction woes, rising crime and a sluggish economy are just some of the issues haunting dining establishments in the city centre.

Stricter alcohol sale times for supermarkets and liquor stores across the region have been proposed.

There are still about two dozen methamphetamine "lollies" that were sent out to families in food bags.

If you think you have a long way to walk to your bus stop, spare a thought for residents of one area, who face a 25km gap. Audio

Philip Polkinghorne's wife was referred to a crisis team by her GP in 2019 after saying she had "suicidal thoughts".

An Auckland family are still in shock after winning Lotto NZ's largest ever prize of $44.67 million last weekend.

Small blocks of meth disguised as pineapple lollies may be from Mexican cartels with ties to New Zealand gangs, Dr Chris Wilkins says. Audio

There's just one day to go, but there's still a lot to be done.