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Accused bigamist to stand trial in July, keeps name secret
He has previously pleaded not guilty to charges of bigamy and obtaining by deception.
Businesses, recruiters desperate for skilled IT staff
The Kiwi talent pool cannot keep up with the demand of the fast-paced IT industry.
Police close Upper Hutt office on weekends due to 'declining demand'
From next week, the police station front counter will only be open Mon - Fri 9am-5pm.
Wellington's social housing shortfall: Plans on ice until after Budget Day
Wellington City Council's social housing arm is forecast to be insolvent by 2023.
Opinion: The gateway to Wellington shouldn't be Burger King
It's embarrassing the city doesn't have a direct public transport service to the airport.
700 days behind: Mudfish relocation added to Carterton wastewater plant delays
Councillors are set to discuss why Carterton's treatment plant has been delayed.
Ardern and top ministers emerge from 'constructive' pay freeze union meetings
PM says negotiations are still underway and more announcements are imminent.
Three people seriously injured in Kelburn crash
Three people were treated at the scene, and taken to hospital about an hour later.
'A blight on our game': Wellington rugby club calls for investigation following racism allegations
MSP says what occurred at the game was 'blatant racism and spectator abuse'.
Masterton Council considered demolishing the home of Golden Shears, documents reveal
The discussions were part of the preamble to MDC's long term plan consultation.
Delays over Remutaka Hill Rd SH2 after truck breaks down
Motorists advised to expect congestion.
Let's Get Wellington Moving: Consultation on proposed changes to Thorndon Quay and Hutt Rd
Wellingtonians can have their say on the proposal until June 8.
Manawatū coast surprise: Third venomous sea snake turns up
The latest sea snake was found on a beach by an 11-year-old boy looking for shells.
What's there to hide? Call to lift the lid on investigation into Wellington's mayor
Councillors make public interest case over code of conduct investigation findings.
Bus crashes into parked cars in central Wellington
Passenger recalls "crunching and scraping" sounds before the bus eventually stopped.
'Failure to thrive': The one-of-a-kind toddler with unnamed condition
She's the only person in New Zealand with a condition that doesn't even have a name.
Time capsule discovery wows family
Descendants of John Brodie are fascinated by the discovery of the time capsule.
Georgina Campbell: Secrecy over code of conduct complaints unacceptable
The council should be more transparent about the behaviour of elected members.
Wellington's mayor should be censured over Shelly Bay meeting - report
Findings of an independent investigation into Andy Foster's behaviour have been revealed.
Police arrest man after death threats to National MP
A man has been arrested and charged with threatening to kill National MP Simeon Brown.
Kaibosh Kāpiti save 57 tonnes of waste in first year
Kaibosh Kāpiti have helped 27 community groups over their first year in the community.
Matariki, Lighting the Beacons is a new festival coming to Kāpiti
Māoriland are helping bring the tikanga of Matariki into understanding with new festival.
'Jubilation': Breeding programme boosts rare skink numbers
Four juvenile Whitaker's skinks are "a significant boost to a very precarious population".
Police search for driver of car that hit pram and injured baby
It occurred yesterday morning on a pedestrian crossing on Fergusson Drive.
Hutt high school students take mould protest to Parliament
Students turned up with their school work, chairs and tables.
Man who attacked pregnant partner sentenced to home detention
His partner was 10 weeks pregnant when he unleashed an attack on her stomach.
Cheers! Kāpiti family's brews make Top 30 in beer and cider awards
Kapiti family took over the business just before Covid - now they have two top ciders.
Baby injured as person pushing pram struck by car at crossing
A vehicle hit a person pushing a pram on Fergusson Drive, Upper Hutt this morning.
New rooms filled in a week: Homeless women's trust upgrade opens
There's still enough demand to fill its rooms five times over.
Kāpiti potters cover all bases with exhibit in Wellington
Thirteen potters from Kāpiti are exhibiting at the NZ Academy of Fine Arts in Wellington.
It only takes three minutes: How to reduce house fire risk in Winter
On Monday three people died in three separate house fires across New Zealand.
First signs of NZ housing market slowing - report
'There are signs that there are fewer buyers talking to banks about ... mortgages.'
Warmer, drier April for many with record-breaking month of weather
'In a warming world, we expect more high-temperature extremes.'