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Live: Auckland FC deadlocked in high-flying clash with Adelaide United
Auckland face Adelaide, the one side above them in the table, in the first of two A-League matches in five days in Australia. -
Erin Routliffe, Michael Venus miss out on Australian Open mixed doubles final
New Zealand’s top two doubles players were hoping to create sporting history by reaching the mixed doubles final in Melbourne. -
Police reunite missing girl with parents after being found outside address
The girl was unable to provide police with any information about where she resides or the names of her parents. -
US suspect in double murder case drove off with dead man seated under him, police say
A 25-year-old charged with two counts of murder in the US state of Maryland says he was acting in self-defence after a drug deal went awry. -
‘He brought so much joy’: Australian boy fatally crushed by parking meter
The boy, Sammy, was visiting the museum with his mother in Western Australia when the display equipment fell on him. -
Accused rapist believed he was caught in ‘weird family’ dynamic
The man accused of raping a woman on the Coronet Peak road was confronted by her furious husband, who had received a surreptitious phone call from her. -
‘Brutal’ warning for polytechs as minister prepares major reforms that could see courses and staff cut
As a new school year begins, the students and teachers of Te Pūkenga — all 240,000 of them — face another year of uncertainty. -
Homes evacuated on Auckland’s North Shore due to gas leak
A section of Birkenhead Ave was closed due to the incident and motorists were advised to expect delays. -
Live: Police union that endorsed Trump condemns pardoning of violent January 6 rioters
In a statement, the Fraternal Order of Police says releasing criminals who attacked police “devalues the sacrifices made by courageous law enforcement officers and their families”. -
New local boss inbound for Jaguar Land Rover
Jaguar Land Rover’s local distributor has a new boss as the British marques look to reinvent themselves.