
Big Read: The battle for Shelly Bay
Fresh consent for development at Shelly Bay is expected to be lodged imminently.
Fresh consent for development at Shelly Bay is expected to be lodged imminently.
Financial statements show at least a quarter of a million dollars has been donated.
More than 500 objections have been submitted over the proposal for Khandallah.
They have been cycled through prison, night shelters, rough sleeping and couch surfing.
Sir Peter Jackson says care needs to be taken with the "precious green space".
Call for city council to take a formal position against uni's name-change proposal.
People can write messages of love and support on the wall.
Third e-scooter ride-sharing outfit is coming to the capital.
Again Again hope to have 90 cafes on board by the end of August.
Councillors say it's not the role of WCC to have an official position on the issue.
The fate of Wellington's Town Hall will be revealed today, after a budget blow-out.
Queen's iconic hit song has rung out at the gathering in Wellington.
More than 40 teams are taking part in the country's national kapa haka festival.
Prominent property developer Ian Cassels is offering rooms for $20 a night.
The game allows players to go through six Wellington experiences.
There will be a series of safety workshops in the Hutt Valley for riders.
Lizard population rehomed to make way for new walking and biking paths in Wellington.
Chocolate cravings are proving too hard to resist for Wellington rats.
Land value has also shot up by 77 per cent for residential sections.
The magnitude 6.2 earthquake was felt throughout much of New Zealand.
A strike action by a small number of Tramways union members has been called off.
The council says it is not in discussions over the fuel tax.
Detective Sergeant Grant Carroll's approach is blunt, but it could prevent an assault.
Man climbs Wellington's Water Whirler sculpture, bending it and eventually breaking it.
Readers have their say on women's suffrage; ratepayers' burden; and pokie problems
Te Papa museum was found to have ACP cladding in some areas.
The man who fractured a parking warden's eye socket won't go to prison.
Casford broke his leg jumping over the boundary fence after trying to snatch a monkey.
Calls are growing for the Govt to step in and fix Wellington's troubled new bus network.