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Police swarm to incident in Northcote liquor store
RNZ understands at least one person has been arrested after police were called to a liquor store in Auckland.

Heartbreak! Auckland FC knocked out by Melbourne Victory
The minor premiers' stunning season has ended with an upset semi-final defeat in front of a record crowd at Go Media Mt Smart Stadium.

Lotto Powerball: The winning numbers are in – are you a multimillionaire?
Time to check your numbers for tonight's multimillion-dollar Lotto Powerball draw.

Crowd lifts car off child after Christchurch crash
People who rushed to help pedestrians injured in a car crash have lifted a vehicle off a child, one of those first to the scene says.

The sobering numbers behind Auckland’s struggling economy
Auckland councillors will be told on Thursday that the country’s largest city is under performing compared to the rest of New Zealand.

Govt warned KiwiSaver changes could result in lower pay rises
The Budget continued to dominate discussion at both National and Labour regional conferences on Saturday.

Live updates: Drama as Melbourne Victory take two goal lead
Auckland FC now need to score to keep the semi-final alive.

A-League live updates: Goalless first half between Auckland FC and Victory
Auckland hold the advantage with a 1-0 lead on aggregate.

Super Rugby Pacific live updates: Chiefs v Moana Pasifika
Follow all the action from FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton.

Killer Beez member Haupapa Paul jailed for Auckland murder plot as Tribesmen gang war ended
There was a fragile truce after weeks of gang warfare. The violence almost re-ignited.

Line-up announced for BBC Black Sabbath special
Bands Cherrydead, Gans and Meatdripper will perform at the BBC Radio WM special on 2 July.

Auckland FC v Melbourne Victory live updates: A-League semifinal, second leg
Auckland FC need a win or draw to reach the final.

Heavy rain warnings for the West Coast, Canterbury and Otago
Heavy rain warnings have been issued for parts of the South Island, with up to 190mm on the way.

NZ-born businessman Glenn Renwick dies in Florida multi-vehicle car accident
Glenn Renwick was twice listed by American business magazine Forbes as one of the 40 most admired chief executives in the world.

‘Armed person’: Police make arrest after alleged robbery at Northcote shops
One person taken into custody after alleged robbery.

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Chiefs v Moana Pasifika: Live updates from Super Rugby Pacific round 15
All the action as the Chiefs host Moana Pasifika in Hamilton.

Budget 2025: Bay of Plenty foodbanks welcome $15m boost
One organisation welcomed the money but said it is 'not a full solution'.

Pedestrians injured after Christchurch crash
Five people have been hurt, two seriously, after pedestrians were struck by a vehicle in central Christchurch.