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Hoax bomb threats: 18 schools across NZ called, police investigate origin
Police cyber teams are working with international agencies to find those behind the calls.
Section of Transmission Gully closes for repairs, big pothole spotted
One motorist encountered a pothole that 'could have ripped the tyre clean off' his car.
Developer hits pause on Wellington's Band Rotunda redevelopment
Maurice Clark is yet to find a tenant from the hospitality sector for the site.
Police speaking to two young people after Blenheim school lockdown following second threat in 24 hours
Police revealed more threats were made to schools today.
Getting ready for the Firefighter Sky Tower Challenge
Conquering the Sky Tower climb is 'basically mind over matter', says a three-time entrant.
'Outrageous demands': Property investors come out swinging against grass-roots tenancy advocate group
'Housing in New Zealand is expensive to provide and tax increases have not helped.'
Weather: Risk of slips and flood in lower North Island as bad weather continues
Rain is easing in parts of South Island, occasional showers expected across the nation.
Petrol price tumble: Relief at the pump as cost of gas drops further
Petrol prices have dropped a further 20c a litre since a week ago.
Abolish bond, no references: Protest planned by tenants advocacy group
Tenants Action Wellington wants to give power back to tenants.
Museum collecting tennis balls thrown at journalists during Parliament protests
They're part of a long-term collection, tracing the country's experience with Covid-19.
Wellington Water temporarily turns off another fluoridation facility
The facility was turned back on within 24 hours after consultation with health authorities
Parliament protest: Police ask for help identifying eight pictured at occupation
The police investigation into the occupation's final day has led to 16 prosecutions.
Wonky Box food rescue expands to Kāpiti
After a year of operation, Wonky Box is now servicing the Kāpiti district.
Cancer-free after boogie board blow led to shock diagnosis
Sean Rush was holidaying with family in Ōpōtiki before his life totally changed this year.
Part of central Wellington without water until 6pm as rising tide hinders mains repair
Services will be disrupted for five hours.
Anti-theft grate, a bollard and a security guard no match for brazen ram-raid
Owner Chetan Rattan says he doesn't know what else the store can do.
Covid update: 9256 new cases, 38 deaths, 822 in hospital
While daily case numbers are declining, hospitalisations continue to rise.
Interislander down to just one passenger ship
The disruption is due to work being carried out on the Aratere and Kaitaki.
More than 1000 Wellington buses cancelled as Covid, driver shortage take hold
There is a shortage of 120 drivers in Wellington.
Levin man, 73, found safe and well
Pereka may be seeking a ride to Wellington and saying that he needs to go there for work.
Woman 'tearful and numb' as slip threatens houses
More showers anticipated in lower North Island area already hit by devastating slips.
Wellington mayoralty: Paul Eagle shows his hand
Campaign launch turnout shows Eagle has clearly been doing the groundwork for months.
Wellington property owners stung with double the average rates increase
About 27,000 property owners will have to fork out for a more than 15 per cent increase.
Ex-coroner named as person at centre of conduct inquiry
The background of the complaint against her was also released.
6910 new Covid cases, 16 deaths as schools battle teacher shortages
Data shows teacher sick days have increased by over 50 per cent compared to last year.
Proposal for 500 homes to be built at Ōtaki Māori Racing Club
The housing will help alleviate housing woes in Ōtaki.
Drive with caution: Waka Kotahi warns Wellingtonians to be safe amid slips after chaotic weather
A section of Eastern Hutt Rd is still closed.
Big stage theatre dream comes true for Paraparaumu College student
Mischa Obrien performed in the Broadway smash-hit production of Shrek the Musical.
Watch: Green Party's James Shaw confirms run for co-leader again
Shaw concedes Govt be 'glacially slow' and did not match the speed of the climate crisis.