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	Two students hit by cars before school on Monday morning RadioNZ - 10 Feb (RadioNZ) Both Auckland students were taken to hospital. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	Contractor 'mortified' as fault welds found on Auckland rail network RadioNZ - 10 Feb (RadioNZ) Western and Southern line trains are running as normal after a fault threatened the morning`s services. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	Auckland rail fault fixed, Western and Southern line trains operating as normal RadioNZ - 10 Feb (RadioNZ) Western and Southern line trains are running as normal after a fault threatened the morning`s services. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	Is it time to ban traditional Lotto? RadioNZ - 10 Feb (RadioNZ) University of Auckland researcher says traditional Lotto could be changed into lottery bonds. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	Auckland rail commuters face disruption on Western and Southern line trains RadioNZ - 10 Feb (RadioNZ) Western and Southern line trains are running at a reduced schedule after KiwiRail discovered faulty track work. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	Faulty rail track work to disrupt Auckland commuters Stuff.co.nz - 10 Feb (Stuff.co.nz) Faulty track work in the Parnell tunnel forces reduced Western and Southern Line services on Tuesday morning. Read... Newslink ©2026 to Stuff.co.nz General



	District Court Judge Ema Aitken denies shouting during disruption of NZ First event at exclusive club RadioNZ - 9 Feb (RadioNZ) Judge Ema Aitken is appearing before a Judicial Conduct Panel in Auckland, accused of disrupting a function at Auckland`s exclusive Northern Club in 2024. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says government 'unqualified' to lead city's economic recovery RadioNZ - 9 Feb (RadioNZ) The comments came as Wayne Brown again renewed calls for a bed levy tax, despite the government`s opposition to the move. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	One dead after crash involving truck and trailer in rural South Auckland's Buckland RadioNZ - 9 Feb (RadioNZ) Logan Road in Buckland remains closed while police examine the scene. Read... Newslink ©2026 to RadioNZ General



	Long-running Auckland bookstore lives to fight another day after being forced to move Stuff.co.nz - 9 Feb (Stuff.co.nz) Hard to Find Books was faced with the prospect of becoming homeless but has secured a new location. Read... Newslink ©2026 to Stuff.co.nz General

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Soccer:
Treacherous Wellington weather has assisted the visiting Central Coast Mariners in a 2-1 A-League win over the Phoenix women 7:07

General:
Matt Graham wins dual moguls bronze at the 2026 Winter Olympics 7:07

Law and Order:
Police say it could take some time to formally identify a body, washed up on Mahia's Mahanga Beach, near Wairoa 6:17

Environment:
Large swathes of the country are waking up under MetService weather warnings 5:07

Soccer:
Optimism from Wellington Phoenix women's manager Bev Priestman after a 2-1 home A-League football loss to Central Coast 4:57

Rugby:
Middle distance runner Sam Ruthe has been unable to replicate his stunning mile earlier this month at another indoor event in North Carolina 21:57

International:
Frog toxins used to poison Alexei Navalny the latest in long history of Russian chemical attacks 21:07

Environment:
Residents due to be hit by heavy rain and severe gales are being warned to act now 18:57

Politics:
Opposition draws battlelines on nuclear and capital gains tax changes 18:17

Rugby League:
The Indigenous Women have come from 14-nil down to beat the Maori Women 20-14 in their pre-season All-Stars rugby league match in Hamilton 18:07

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