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Lasalle Carr/Supplied Shea Lauty has been left with life-changing facial injuries after being attacked by a dog. Lauty was saved by a passer-by who heard her screams, ran over, and kicked the dog until it let go. By that time, it had sliced her lip open and punctured the skin on her face, neck and leg. The owner fled in his car with his dogs, leaving a “torn to pieces” Lauty and Beau behind. Lasalle Carr/Supplied Shea Lauty had been walking around Captain Springs Reserve, near her workpl...

Restarted process seeks community input on transport route, mode and delivery entity. Auckland’s Light Rail Group has already engaged one-on-one with key business groups and industry associations over the planned transport link between Auckland Airport and the CBD via Mt Roskill, Onehunga   Choose your best value subscription option here. Already have an account? Login Related news

Significant impact: Police seizures pass $500 million after latest busts net millions Newshub 19 hrs ago © Provided by Newshub Police have cracked a major milestone by seizing more than $500 million in cash and assets over a four-year period. As part of Operation Worthington, 16 search warrants were executed throughout Auckland on Wednesday, netting 44kgs of meth, a large amount of other drugs - including ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, ketamine and MDMA - and millions of dollars worth of cash,...

National MP Christopher Luxon says the Government has jumped the shark by putting up to fund a cycle bridge across the Waitemata Harbour while abandoning

Matt Chat: Tauranga hitting the wrong headlines Tauranga Chamber of Commerce CEO Matt Cowley. ); } else { // } In this months Matt Chat, Tauranga Chamber of Commerce CEO Matt Cowley reflects on Tauranga hitting the headlines, for all the wrong reasons. He also discusses the mood of the business community in the lead-up to the closure of Long-term Plan submissions. The Chamber will be making a submission on behalf of the Tauranga business community - more on this in...

After extensive research into what major cities around the globe are doing to combat climate change, Waka Kotahi introduced the innovating streets programme.

Imagine renting a home knowing your landlord would never sell it and boot you out.

A civics and citizenship curriculum should be cemented in New Zealand schools because knowledge students are entitled to is being left to chance, says a leading academic.

Every NZIA winning project was chosen because it "uplifts the spirit", which after all, is what architecture is all about.

Calls for civics education in schools Climate change march in Wellington in May 2019: Young people are best able to learn about civics and citizenship by becoming actively involved in issues that matter to them, according to experts. Photo: RNZ / Ana Tovey. ); } else { // } A civics and citizenship curriculum should be cemented in New Zealand schools because knowledge Kiwi students are entitled to is being left to chance, says a leading academic. It follows the Minis...