Best of British on show at Waterfront
Waterfront Auckland will hold a free community event to celebrate the Queen’s Birthday weekend at Queen’s Wharf titled ‘The Best of British’.
Waterfront Auckland will hold a free community event to celebrate the Queen’s Birthday weekend at Queen’s Wharf titled ‘The Best of British’.
Auckland rail services face another extended summer shutdown because of a six-month delay to a major component of the region's $1.16 billion electrification project.
A plan to change Aucklanders' way of life through intensification is coming under attack as people wake up to the implications for their neighbourhoods.
Fake $100 notes are circulating in Auckland, with one group of businesses being targeted repeatedly.
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A 43-year-old man who gave a 12-year-old girl synthetic cannabis and put his hand up her skirt when she passed out avoided being sent to jail today. The judge hit out against legal highs during sentencing, they were filling up her courtroom and causing widespread social problems. Long-time cannabis and synthetic user Kirk Daniel Rutledge, 42, had smoked the then-legal Tai High before going to Woodham Park in Dallington, Christchurch, last year. The young girl, truant from school, approached him and asked him for a cigarette. After sharing a cigarette, Rutledge then offered her one of his synthetic…
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