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Man hospitalised after being shot by police on West Auckland motorway

A man has been hospitalised after being shot by police following an attempted carjacking on a West Auckland motorway.

Motorcyclist dies in Okere Falls crash near Rotorua

A motorcyclist has died after a crash in Rotorua, Bay of Plenty, this evening.

Albany stabbing: Auckland Transport staff attend trauma workshops

Auckland Transport staff who saw a man fatally stabbed, or the aftermath of last week's attack at a bus station, are attending trauma recovery sessions this week.

Support denied for owners of storm-damaged homes in trusts

People with homes damaged by the summer storms face yet another obstacle as they learn their trust-owned properties disqualify them from accessing support.

Group to look at how artificial intelligence could intersects with the courts

An AI advisory group has been set up to help courts and judges, and will start with the benefits and pitfalls posed by the likes of Chat GPT.

Cyclone Gabrielle electricity outages beyond Transpower's control - Commerce Commission

Building a more resilient power grid is complex and may take a lot of time and money, Transpower says.

Yellow stickers attached to cyclone-damaged homes going missing in Te Tai Rāwhiti

Yellow stickers attached to the front of unoccupied cyclone-damaged homes in Te Tai Rāwhiti have been mysteriously disappearing.

Police want public to film any law-breaking Wellington protesters

Police preparing to supervise protests planned for Wellington central this week are asking bystanders to film it if any law breaking takes place, and to submit the images.

Ethics questioned of US taser company working with NZ police

A US lawyer is cautioning New Zealand police to think twice about becoming more reliant on American taser and drone supplier Axon.

Sewer line collapse causes 13m deep sinkhole in Auckland's Parnell

Auckland Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson has been to see the sinkhole and says she is shocked at its size - 20m wide.

Playground to be named for children's author Joy Cowley

Much-loved writer Joy Cowley is to be honoured by having a children's playground named after her.

Equitable Transitions Strategy: Government delays plan to make climate action fairer

The government has delayed its strategy to help struggling households manage the costs of shifting to a low carbon economy. A critic says there's "no justification" for doing so.

Poor state of NZ's courtrooms impacting victims - advocate

Black mould. Lights loose and dangling from the ceiling. An entire courtroom flooded. Another "an absolute disgrace, quite frankly".

Cyclone Gabrielle: Silt clean-up needs far more than what government is offering - local council

The Hawke's Bay Regional Council says a $10 million boost to help clean up silt is still nowhere near enough.

Seals show up on Wellington train tracks, a beach and a porch

Seals have been popping up "here there and everywhere, lately" in Wellington, a Department of Conservation's marine ranger says.

Wellington protests: Evening commuters to be most affected

Roads have closed and Metlink has rerouted bus routes in preparation for political protests around the parliamentary precinct later this week.

Many court buildings in very poor condition with repair costs rising, documents show

Half the country's court buildings are crumbling, some are not safe or have mould and the cost of fixing them has blown out past a billion dollars, forcing a flagship project to be crimped to fit.

Auckland Transport spends $6 million on staff redundancies as part of cost-cutting drive

Auckland Transport has spent $6 million on staff redundancies as part of a drive to cut costs, including paying out some who were offered other jobs within the agency.

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