Christchurch man who 'sliced and diced' sex worker resentenced to life behind bars
Crown appealed original sentence after feeling it was too lenient.
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A snap lockdown for the city has not been ruled out.
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He's been trying to get home for months. Now his visa has expired so he can't work.
Ōtaki GP already 'lost to Canada' in spite of new one-off residency pathway announced last month
The rural GP left NZ in June after struggling for a year to make headway on residency.
Ministers warned confusing engineering guidelines 'indefensible' in big earthquake
Partial collapse of Statistics House in Wellington leaves building owners at a crossroads.
Wellington mayor disappointed Government to force Three Waters reforms
Andy Foster says the plan doesn't leave councils with any influence over investment.
Landlords and tenants divided over rent relief bill
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Māori vaccination events attracting the hesitant
The 90% Project: NZ needs to engage with vaccine-hesitant whānau.
Business case on Wellington's Golden Mile car removal approved, but not without a fight
Councillors warned not to sound ungrateful for $6.4 billion transport investment.
Native bird numbers on the rise in the capital
Wellington City Council reveals a large increase in native birds counted in the city.
Man sentenced to home detention for hit and run which seriously injured Wellington woman
He appeared in the Hutt District Court on Wednesday.
Section of Lambton Quay shut down by falling glass
Central Wellington buses are being detoured.
Hutt Valley school-leavers hoped to help plug skill shortages in high vacancy industries
Demand for hospitality workers in Wellington has tripled over the past two years.
A Capital Letter: Sorry councils, the time for consultation is over- we need more houses
Comment: No sympathy for councils feeling "blindsided" by bipartisan housing announcement.
Why young Māori are choosing to vaccinate
The taitamariki are hosting a vaccination event in Manukau for young Māori on Wednesday.
Business welcomes vaccination mandate clarity
Mandatory ruling for sectors provides greater certainty for employers and employees.
Man dies after school van crashes near Moerewa
Emergency services are at the scene of fatalcrash on Pokapu Rd in Moerewa.
Broad daylight beach assault allegations: Man remanded in custody
Police got calls a man was behaving inappropriately towards females at the beach.
Event central: Te Papa's venues and new convention centre to be operated together
Construction of Tākina is set to be completed by early 2023 and opened by July that year.
Harawira: Border-breaching hīkoi 'a scam'
'Sovereign Hīkoi of Truth' organisers plan to travel through Auckland to Waitangi today.
Former Mongrel Mob prospect cleared of Mellory Manning's 2008 murder
Charge dismissed in case with similarities to Teina Pora.
Couple at centre of Raglan Covid-19 outbreak slam gang, drug rumours
'We are not gangsters, neither have we been in contact with any gang members.'
No additional lanes for cars in $6.4b Wellington transport plan
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Father jailed for manslaughter after toddler shooting refused parole
Man jailed for killing toddler daughter refused parole after contraband found in cell.
The 90% Project: How to enable vaccination in key populations
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Two Māori seats confirmed from Northland Regional Council representation review
Two councillors will be elected in a region-wide Māori constituency at the next election.
'Idiotic behaviour': Grisly discovery of fake skulls on popular beach
Even though these remains turned out to be fake, many discoveries in Northland are real.
MIQ system compromising millions in economy - former Olympic sailor
The Olympic silver medalist says New Zealand's marine industry is suffering due to MIQ.
Man facing indecent assault charges over incidents at Christchurch beach
A man has been arrested after reports of indecent assaults at a Christchurch beach.
Inside the Te Awamutu cluster - epicentre of the Waikato spread
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Delta outbreak: 109 cases - new infections in Northland, Waikato; Auckland vaccine rate latest
There are 35 people in hospital around the country.
Gangs may hold key to vaccination success
New York Times: Achieving high vaccine rates requires reaching marginalised communities.
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'You've got no idea until you see bits of car flying in the air'.