“New cases of COVID-19 in the community was something none of us wanted to happen,” Mayor Phil Goff said this evening. “However, we always knew there was a risk given what we have seen overseas. “We know from experience that quick action to impose restrictions is the best way to stamp out the virus. “Aucklanders have more experience than anyone else in the country in dealing with lockdowns. We know what to do to stop COVID-19 from spreading and we will do it again this time."

PLEASE SHARE !!! PUPPY SNATCHED AFTER PHYSICAL ALTERCATION A young Rottweiler has been the victim of the latest dog-snatching crime, after being taken from its owner in Auckland yesterday, police say. The baby Rottweiler was just 10 weeks old when they were taken. Source: Supplied The 10-week-old pup was being walked by its owner along Captain Springs Rd near Grotto St in Onehunga when they were approached by a man. According to police, the offender grabbed the dog before making a run for it down the street after a "physical confrontation" with the young person walking the puppy. Police are asking for witnesses to yesterday's incident as well as any information that may help return the pup to their righful owners. They're wanting to speak to the occupants of a dark coloured Mazda 6 which was spotted in the area at the time of the theft. Anyone with information is asked to contact Police on 105.

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