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Police scour landfill for answers to Wellington murder
Police think items were dumped in the Porirua landfill by a person of interest.
Police think items were dumped in the Porirua landfill by a person of interest.
Karl Tiefenbacher is having a crack at politics after starting Kaffee Eis 19 years ago.
The family heard a loud bang amid ferocious weather and did not think much of it.
The cost of high-profile lawyer Linda Clark's investigation has been revealed.
Duncan Hill's family have been contacted, but formal identification has not yet been done.
The national weather forecaster is moving into a new $250 million development.
KiwiRail bosses could face questioning for three hours or more.
Money is drying up for the transformation Tory Whanau campaigned on.
Helen Gregory was found dead in her home on Baroda St in Wellington.
Police have not yet given an indication of the age of the remains.
Police say they are 'absolutely committed' to getting justice.
The building is advertised as being in a prime waterfront location with harbour views.
Damon John Exley was convicted twice before for similar offences.
Police were investigating after an item of concern was found outside the Israeli embassy.
Treasury is undertaking a nationwide survey of apartment owners.
Countdown is reviewing its stance on providing CCTV footage to customers.
You may go your whole life not seeing a takahē in the wild — unless you visit Zealandia.
The Duke of Sussex has rejected settlement offers and is prepared to return as a witness.
Kevin Healy argued for suppression despite being named in multiple articles already.
The couple hoped to get off the mountain before bad weather set in, but became lost.
Police received reports a man had been shot. He later died from his injuries.
The city has new meters despite the last upgrade happening as recently as 2016.
Helen Gregory, 79, was found dead in her home last week.
A body was recovered from the water after a person jumped from the Hikitia Floating Crane.
The pair reveal they’re ready to hit Kiwi screens this week.
The Wellington region faces tougher restrictions as a water shortage crisis looms.
A body was recovered from the water after a person jumped from the Hikitia Floating Crane.
Fans were earlier warned of wild winds causing safety concerns.
While the Wellington region suffers water shortages, one building has too much.