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In thrall to the sprawl: How Aroha can cure Auckland’s addiction Newsroom 12/01/2021 © Provided by Newsroom Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. A protest to save a macrocarpa tree on Avondale’s Ash Street began just before Christmas. Auckland apartment builder Ockham’s Mark Todd argues that while the loss of a lone macrocarpa is not the ideal option, he says it’s far preferable to losing another six hectares to urban sprawl. Every year on 1 October, when the sprin...

“Police are committed to holding those responsible for this serious assault to account,” he said. “We believe there will be people in the community who are aware of the identity of the offenders, and we reiterate that they need to come forward and speak to police.” Previously, Sukhminder Singh, a family spokesperson, told Stuff his friend had received numerous death threats before the assault because of the opinions he shared on his show on Radio Virsa, a Punjabi station run out of Papatoetoe. Harnek Singh also has a YouTube channel with almost 400,000 followers. Sukhminder Sin...

Harnek Singh is still critical after an assault which happened two days before Christmas in south Auckland.

As stated by Detective Inspector Chris Barry, Counties Manukau CIB: Police continue to investigate following the serious assault on Glenross Drive,...

Press Release – New Zealand Police Police continue to investigate following the serious assault on Glenross Drive, Wattle Downs on 23 December. The victim remains in hospital in a critical but stable condition. Police are following positive lines of enquiry and are keeping an open mind while the circumstances of the incident and its motive are established. Anyone who witnessed this incident or has information which may assist the investigation and has not yet spoken with us is urged to come forward. You can contact Counties Manukau Police on (09) 261 1321 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 080...