Stories from Auckland · New Zealand

A crash near the Gillies Ave off-ramp has blocked the right southbound lane of State Highway 1 in Auckland. Drivers are advised to expect delays and proceed with caution.

Police arrested four people and issued 53 infringement notices during a Sunday cycle event in Henderson, New England. The event involved a large number of participants.

New Zealand Police are investigating an alleged incident involving a footballer from the Cape Verde national team during the FIFA Series in Auckland in March. The investigation is ongoing.

A person named Seymour delivered a speech at the Health Insurance Summit held in Auckland.

The band Split Ends is currently on a reunion tour, with a performance scheduled for Auckland tonight. The tour has already included stops in Christchurch, Wellington, and Hamilton. They have already played Christchurch, Wellington last night, and Hamilton.

An Auckland coroner heard testimony regarding the death of Jay Tuwali, who died while restrained in a chair inside police cells. The deceased reportedly forcefully thrashed his head back and forth repeatedly while tied down.

Auckland police confirmed the dismissal of trainer Li Hongde due to unstable defensive performance. The team has recorded 11 wins, 2 draws, and 10 losses in 22 matches, currently placing them sixth in the standings.

General practitioners in Northland are facing a workforce crisis.

ANZ Bank's loan calculators incorrectly charged approximately 17,000 customers the wrong amount of interest. The error could potentially cost the bank $125 million. The bank is currently considering an appeal regarding the matter.

Police arrested a 23-year-old woman following two separate stabbings in West Auckland. One incident occurred on Swanson Road just before midday. The victim from the Swanson Road stabbing was taken to a nearby hospital. A stolen vehicle was tracked across central suburbs of Auckland before police intercepted it on Nelson Street. Two individuals were arrested following a dangerous driving incident.