Hutt high school students take mould protest to Parliament
Students turned up with their school work, chairs and tables.
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New rooms filled in a week: Homeless women's trust upgrade opens
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They say people will do anything for love - Joel Casford tried to steal a monkey.
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On Monday three people died in three separate house fires across New Zealand.
Victoria Uni prompt meeting involving police- regarding assault reports
It comes after an investigation was launched over the assault at the Te Puni Village.
Student tricked out of $30k in online dating scam
The worst part for Christine wasn't the huge financial cost but the romantic deception.
Chocolate beer, chocolate pizza at first craft chocolate festival
Chocolate fans can buy tickets from May 24.
Taxi company accused of price fixing
The company allegedly agreed to put a minimum $25 fee in place for airport pickups.
Cases taken to the Tenancy Tribunal plummet in Wellington
There are concerns renters aren't standing up for themselves in fear of being blacklisted.
Wellington man missing since Saturday
Stephen Cowan, 24, is around 172cm tall and of medium build.
Local Government code of conduct complaints a 'monster'
Complaints range from whether buffet dinners were actually lavish to attacks on Facebook.
Parent shocked after class asked to play 'racist' game
'They're gamifying racism.'
Tofiga's Wellington comedy show postponed while he awaits Covid-19 test result
He developed mild flu symptoms yesterday and got a test in 'an abundance of caution'.
Outstanding New Zealanders recognised in Wellington this week
Eight ceremonies will be held at Wellington's Government House this week.
Infringements for liquor ban zones breaches in Wellington and Auckland drop by 75 per cent
Auckland saw the numbers decrease from 1223 in 2016 to around 300 in 2020.
'Distressing': Details of CEO's complaint against city councillor finally revealed
The Herald complained about the council's refusal to release information 16 months ago.
Fault that caused mass Wellington streetlight outage repaired
Streetlights failed to come on in Wellington city and some outer suburbs on Saturday.
'A rare thing': NZ PMs pose for a photo, bar one
The PMs were attending the 150th anniversary of the Parliamentary Press Gallery.
James Nokise: The Insider's Guide to Wellington
Fred Award winner James Nokise on the charms of his hometown, Wellington.
Brrrrr: Temperatures as low as -6C as winter looms
It is not just the South Island that has felt the cold this morning.
Reality TV star Tavita Karika's death: 'He took his last breath - and with it our hearts'
Friends and family of the former Bachelorette contestant are fundraising to get him home.
Wellington homicide: Police seek sightings of man walking near scene, dashcam footage
The body was found at an address on Brooklyn Rd in the suburb of Mt Cook on Saturday.
'Pretty nasty stories': Exclusive Brethren 'tearing families apart'
Doctrine of Separation orders family to denounce members who are cast out from church.
Proposed restructure at Wellington's City Gallery 'ruinous'
Confidential restructure proposal being consulted on with 147 staff across arts sector.
Police to amalgamate Wellington District's Adult Sexual Assault units
New team will work alongside the centralised Child Protection Team.
Former top cop recovering from serious injuries following motorcycle crash
Viv Rickard was previously police deputy commissioner.
Nick Mills announced as new host for Newstalk ZB Mornings
The well-known Wellington identity and entrepreneur will hit the airwaves from July.
New chief of staff appointed in Wellington mayor's office
Sarah Owen quit last month after less than a year in the job.
Three men arrested after alleged kidnapping at university hostel
The alleged offenders are due to appear in court next Wednesday.
Dramatic drop in masks on buses - drivers 'challenged'
They are forced to rely on a system of trust to ensure mask rules are maintained.
'Our voices have been heard': Young Wellington students await council action on safety in the capital's streets
'Decision-makers shouldn't be willing to accept one more assault happening in the city.'
Wellington's king of pizza Tommy Millions closes two sites
Closures follow a string of others as fewer visit CBD and more people work from home.
Rape charges dismissed due to 43-year wait
The man's charges were dismissed on a narrow margin due to the lengthy delay.