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Shake-up for Let's Get Wellington Moving, officials signal budget blowout
Scramble to get Wellington's $6.4 billion transport plan out of troubled waters.
Police arrest man evading officers - 53yo Sean Broderick still on the run
Hunted man considered dangerous.
Storm in a teacup: Cafe owner exhausted after lockdown breach accusations
Businesses urge people to speak to them before calling police or 'shaming'.
Berry farm jobs a game-changer for Ngāpuhi and Mid North
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Akaroa boil notice will lift by Easter holidays, say council officials
New reservoirs could cost $2m-$3m.
Wellington Water Committee chairman to resign
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Opinion: Wgtn Mayor's inability to learn - and be a leader
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Is the Ardern Government's kindness mantra beginning to fray?
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Nazi toys: Disgust as Hitler figures sold in NZ
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Pilot's fight to clear his name back in court
Graham Lindsay was labelled 'controlling' and 'manipulative' - but it's not clear why.
'I'm sick of your tricks Dad, put Mum on': Man claims $22.5m Powerball prize
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Wellington first-home buyers drawing on 'Bank of Mum and Dad' amid soaring deposits
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Harawira calls on iwi leaders to speak out over Covid danger
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The lost children: Lack of records on abuse a 'grave concern'
Records missing for people who spent time at the Lake Alice Psychiatric Hospital.
Second Wellington councillor reconsiders controversial library vote
Councillors are desperately seeking advice on how to take privatisation off the table.
Alleged Northland police dog shooter back in court
Alleged Northland police dog shooter appears in court - name suppression continued
Raro still a go: Cook Islands confident of travel bubble despite Auckland lockdown
The Cook Islands still plans to be ready for a travel bubble by the end of the month.
Avalanche: Death of Australian cop brings safety calls
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'The judgment of the entire nation' - PM on Covid rulebreakers
PM says she knows many New Zealanders were upset and angry about Covid rulebreakers.
Fears turn to cheers as lost diver helps rescuers land marlin
Wellington 67-year-old spent night clinging to rocks at remote Three Kings Islands.
Karori homicide: Police issue renewed appeal for information
Detective Sergeant Steve Wescott said police were continuing to make 'good progress'.
Canterbury child-killer back in prison after positive meth test but denies using drug
The killer of a Timaru boy has been recalled to prison for a fifth time.
Freedom: Beached trawler finally refloated
The Remus ran aground on the South Island's southern west coast on Thursday.
Punishing Covid-19 rule-breakers would backfire - councillor
Fa'anana Efeso Collins says a crackdown would be counterproductive.
National wants Covid-19 rule-breakers to be punished
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Kiwi engineer swaps construction for cannabis startup
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"It's saying 'we no longer see clarity in the way the Government's managing its risk'."
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