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Controversy after Paraparaumu Anzac Day service 'hijacked' by group
"...the actions of a few were clearly unacceptable."
Mouri stone laid at Shelly Bay as part of healing process
Taranaki Whānui have gathered to lay a mouri stone at Shelly Bay in Wellington.
Seven arrests following two firearm incidents in Wellington
One incident in the CBD this morning and another in Tawa are believed to be linked.
Fraudster's $18k crime spree hit brothels, sex worker, hotels
Benjamin Langley conned victims into thinking payments had been made.
Anzac weekend: Traffic building, crash blocking SH1, mixed weather bag
Traffic is building across the country as many take to the road for the long weekend.
13 new Covid deaths, including person aged between 10-19
Person aged between 10 and 19 is one of 13 people reported to have died with Covid.
'My mum taught me to respect women': Parliament protester convicted
Gary Metcalfe said he had no choice but to get involved when rising tensions erupted.
18 deaths, 10,294 new Covid cases as booster roll-out stalls
While case numbers are dropping, health staff are being urged to not become complacent.
Highest horticulture award 'like I had won Lotto'
Gus Evans awarded horticulture institute's highest award.
Help save Otis: Wellingtonians generously donate for teen with rare cancer
A jetski, jewellery, luxury holidays and much more are up for grabs at the gala night.
$17,000 headache for company after making worker redundant
Worker who disclosed debilitating migraines to employer awarded $17,000 after losing job.
Wellington's St James Theatre reopening delayed, again
The heritage building has undergone three years of significant earthquake strengthening .
Mahanga Bay occupation: Council and police demolish temporary structures
The occupation formed after the anti-mandate protest at Parliament was broken up.
Shelly Bay protesters and iwi Trust collaborating after years of unrest
Mau Whenua has been occupying the land earmarked for development for 16 months.
Five deaths, 8270 new Covid cases today
The deaths reported today takes New Zealand's total to 602 since the pandemic began.
LA-based film-maker set to direct homecoming film in Kāpiti
Kāpiti is the setting for LA-based Mason Cade Packer's next short production.
'Tell her to pull her head in': Violent rapist's bid to intimidate woman from prison
'The prospect for change seems virtually non-existent' - Justice Rebecca Ellis
What's in a bottle? Trio launch global guide to buying wine
New World is trialling the new system designed to help shoppers with wine selection.
NZSO partners with 50-strong Pasifika choir to record songs from the islands
The collaboration is part of NZSO's quest to be an "orchestra for all New Zealanders".
The ultimate tour for chocolate fans
Wellington Chocolate Factory knows a thing or two about Easter treats.
Worst week in 15 years: How one bar fared during work-from-home phase
In the first week in March the pub made less than on a pre-Covid Friday.
Omicron outbreak: 30 deaths, 13,636 new cases in past two days
The Ministry of Health didn't provide an update yesterday as it was Good Friday.
Police car towed after reversing into barrier pole on Transmission Gully
It's the second incident involving a police car in as many weeks since new road opened.
Easter weather: Wind and rain warning as temperatures drop
It's a mixed bag of weather this Easter.
Man, 63, dies after boat over-turns in sea off Cape Palliser
Police were alerted at 10.30am after the boat over-turned with two people on board.
Easter traffic crawls after three-car motorway crash, warnings for motorists escaping Auckland
The collision occurred about 10.30am near the Te Irirangi Drive off-ramp.
Left lane v fast lane - the fierce debate about allowing speeding drivers through at 100km/h; take our poll
'The speed limit is irrelevant in this context,' AA's head driving instructor said.
'Overworked, overwhelmed, taken advantage of': The heartbreaking testimony of Arise Church ministry school interns
Church pastor - 'I want to say I am deeply sorry for any hurt caused.'
Live: Easter traffic - roads packed across Auckland, serious vehicle incidents as holidaymakers escape the city
Auckland motorway network repairs will also slow Easter exodus.
City councillor admits he's behind anonymous Twitter account used to praise himself
Sean Rush used the Twitter account @localbod1 to praise himself.
Watch: Huge pod of dolphins make a splash in Wellington's harbour
The pod has delighted Wellingtonians on a sunny day in the capital.
Excitement ahead with trails created next to Transmission Gully
Construction starts in spring and is due to be finished within 12 months.
Work to return fluoride to Wellington's water delayed by staff absences
Residents have been without fluoride for months after treatment plants were switched off.