Three dead, others injured, in shooting in Auckland, New Zealand

APTOPIX New Zealand Gunman

Armed New Zealand police officers outside a hotel housing a team from the FIFA Women's World Cup in the CBD following a shooting in Auckland. Source: AP / Abbie Parr

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New Zealand Police have confirmed three people are dead, and multiple others have been injured in a shooting incident in the Auckland city centre. Police say the situation was contained and the gunman is among those killed.

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