First new police vehicle unveiled in Wellington
Police say the new fleet will be safer and cleaner than the Holden models.
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'We can't tolerate it anymore': Protesters to rally against sexual violence in Wellington
"Everyone is sick and tired of the current situation, they're tired of being scared."
Phoenix rue missed opportunities in defeat
The Wellington Phoenix have been left to rue a disappointing day in front of goal.
As it happened: Wellington Phoenix v Macarthur FC
All the action between the Wellington Phoenix and Macarthur FC in the A-League.
Mufti day renamed over cultural insensitivity concerns
School spent months deliberating over the cultural connotations of the term "mufti".
'Something weird and wonderful' happened at this café
A small Porirua cafe was at the centre of a spontaneous chain of random acts of kindness.
True stories of working a bottomless brunch shift
Love going to a bottomless brunch? Here's what hospo staff have to say about working one.
'Not just designated spaces but everywhere': Wellington's Rainbow community call for queer pride year-round
"We were forced into the shadows many years ago, and we're not going anywhere."
Principal wants to know why predator priest was sent to school
Pompallier College's principal has urged any other abuse survivors to come forward.
'Raw and naked debate': should council workshops be open to the public?
Over three years, 31 councils held 737 informal meetings in secret.
Wellington food supremos open plant-based pizzeria
The Cuba Street spot boasts a Mediterranean fusion menu featuring all the classics.
Wellington musician charged with sexual offending makes another appearance
The judge has agreed to maintain his interim name suppression.
Bar owners, police, councils join forces for safer Wellington streets
They've committed to a "social contract", asking everyone to take collective action.
Accident on popular Wellington slide sparks safety concerns
A young girl broke her right tibia, requiring a full leg cast from her hip to her toes.
Wellington's CubaDupa back to its full glory after three years
In the festival's biggest programme yet, 1750 artists are taking to Cuba St this weekend.
Flagship events wrap up a memorable Wellington Pride Festival
"Hopefully in future years it just gets bigger and bigger with more representation."
'Tsunami of patients': NZ hospitals in crisis after biggest January, February on record
One hospital declared a code black yesterday after reaching capacity.
One of NZ entertainment industry's leading figures faces sex offence charges
Man has court date next month.
'Tired of feeling scared': Young women pushing for safer Wellington streets
The survey has gathered more than 2600 responses in three days.
New claims Peter Ellis raped child while babysitting
Whether or not the court will allow new evidence is being argued today.
Youth hub being investigated for Wellington's troubled CBD
CBD 'in dire need of a makeover', hub would get youth of the streets in vulnerable hours.
Fluoridation: Wairarapa mayors back 'consumer choice'
Two mayors facing water fluoridation as default said they prefer consumer choice.
Council group opposes cashless bus services
'Vulnerable users' will suffer if regional council makes express services cashless.
Five Covid-19 vaccination centres open in Wellington
Lower Hutt one to start giving out the vaccine to healthcare and border workers first.
As it happened: Wellington Phoenix v Melbourne Victory
All the action between the Wellington Phoenix and Melbourne Victory in the A-League.
Former Russell McVeagh partner faces sexual misconduct charges
The allegations stemmed from two Christmas parties in Wellington.
Missing Wellington teen 'safe' - but second teen still missing
The 17-year-old has contacted family, but another 16-year-old still missing.
Passengers stuck in plane on tarmac for longer than their flight
The airport said the technical issue has now been resolved.
Woman in hospital after serious assault in Wellington
Police say it is unclear exactly where the assault occurred.
Wellington teenager Ope O'Donnell missing for two weeks
16-year-old Parengaope (Ope) O'Donnell was last seen in the Hutt Valley area on 10 March.
Ngobi: ''There's not too much pushback''
Teresa Ngobi's parent-teacher interview bill ready for its first reading in Parliament.
Māoriland festival highlights Aotearoa's 'blossoming' film industry
More than 120 films from 90 indigenous nations will be showcased this week in Ōtaki.
Wellington's St James Theatre battling water leaks and resourcing issues
Assurances are being made the building will be ready for NZ Festival, despite the issues.