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Burglar breaks into local pharmacy

Police are searching for a man who broke into an east Auckland pharmacy and stole cash and valuable items. At 6.04am on Thursday March 17,...

Weekend cricket

There was no premier women's cricket at the weekend. Next week is the final week of the club season. The weekend's club scores: Premier Men Jeff Crowe Cup...

Three-year wait for justice

Two men charged with murder following a fatal house fire in east Auckland are set to stand trial almost three years after they were...

Vivian wins NZ stroke play title again

Winning the New Zealand Women's Amateur Stroke Play was Royal Auckland and Grange's Vivian Lu, who went back-to-back after winning the event last year. Lu,...

Call for more RATs community collection sites out east

There's just one community collection site in east Auckland where people can collect free rapid antigen tests (RATs) for Covid-19. That compares to five such...

20,907 new cases; 1016 in hospital; 25 in ICU; 15 deaths 

MINISTRY OF HEALTH UPDATE March 22, 2022   Today we are reporting 20,907 community cases, 1016 hospitalisations and 15 deaths. We have seen an increase today in case...

14,463 new cases; 1000 hospitalisations; 33 in ICU; 9 deaths

MINISTRY OF HEALTH UPDATE March 21, 2022   Today we are reporting 14,463 community cases, 1000 hospitalisations and 9 deaths. Every Covid-19 hospitalisation is a reminder of the...

Police investigating after blood found

Police are working to identify and locate a person injured at an east Auckland address but who left before officers arrived at the scene. A...

18,514 new cases; 939 hospitalisations; 24 in ICU; 10 deaths 

MINISTRY OF HEALTH UPDATE March 19, 2022 We are reporting 18,514 community cases of Covid-19 today. The daily reported cases are expected to continue to fluctuate. This means...

14,128 new cases; 943 hospitalisations; 25 in ICU; 5 deaths

MINISTRY OF HEALTH UPDATE March 18, 2022   Today there are 14,128 cases to report and 943 people in hospital with Covid-19. We are continuing to see increases...
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