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Interislander freight ferry to set sail for Greece after sale
KiwiRail bought the Valentine in January of this year.
Ruff ride: Man imprisoned after stealing car with labrador in the back
The car thief had an unexpected passenger.
Police name siblings killed in Shannon milk tanker crash
The brother and sister were killed in the crash on September 6.
Child dragged across social worker's lounge floor after abuse claims
The girl had just told the social worker, a friend from church, she was being beaten.
Warm temperatures then wild weather to hit South Island
Parts of the South Island will reach 25C.
First glimpse of Shelly Bay since housing development scrapped
The road has been closed for months due to an asbestos risk.
Mayor, officials on $50,000 Asia trip
Tory Whanau is leading a 10-day business delegation to China, Japan, and South Korea.
'I tried so hard to shut up': Child tells police of alleged abuse
The girl suffered an "ugly" head wound after one of the alleged incidents.
Nelson woman searching for the ‘guardian angel’ who helped her through terrifying flight from Wellington
Winds in Wellington topped 100km/h yesterday.
Kāpiti news in brief: Big macs no match for strong winds
Winds of over 100km/h bring down trees and more.
Significant collection of artworks move into new home
Special moment for redeveloped gallery.
Young rally driver embraces next big challenge
Jared Parker looks forward to Daybreaker Rally Manawatū.
Why Wellington’s ‘financial crisis’ is being kept secret
The city is facing a financial reality that could hamper Mayor Tory Whanau's big promises.
Turf war: Man steals lawn in the dead of night, police investigating
A security camera caught footage of the man stealing new rolls of lawn.
Man charged after armed robbery at Wellington bar
A manager was allegedly dragged through the restaurant in the incident.
Rope fence helps protect endangered birdlife in estuary
“The Waikanae estuary is a nesting or roosting place for around 60 native bird species.”
Restore Passenger Rail protester charged with assault after spray paint incident
Two people were arrested after a luxury car dealership was paint-bombed in Wellington.
Two dead, road closed in crash near Palmerston North
The road is closed between Te Maitai Rd and Hillcrest Rd.
Restore Passenger Rail protesters spray Wellington car dealership with paint
Police have arrested three people and charges are being considered.
‘Financial crisis’: Wellington City Council told to drastically cut capital spending
Hundreds of millions of dollars may need to be cut in the coming years.
Newly patched mobster carried out violent revenge attack on rival gang
Teenager was robbed by members of the Crips in a drug deal gone wrong.
Workers sent home, tankers sent out due to water outage in central Wellington
Large parts of the CBD are without water after a pipe burst.
Boy seeks government apology to Māori All Blacks
Five-year-old asks the government to "do the right thing".
Phone scammer reportedly posing as police officer
Police and other government agencies will never call and ask for credit card details.
Dire Strait: Decision delayed on mega ferry terminal cost blow-out
Ministers won't say whether the issue will be resolved before the upcoming election.
Man resorts to digging trench in three-month wait for leak to be fixed
Wellington is running out of water and faces severe restrictions this summer.
Greens co-leader: Beer, pool and how the 'geeks' will take over the Earth
Watch James Shaw take to the pool table for the first time in 12 years.
'Confronting and monstrous': Man went down 'rabbit hole' looking at child exploitation material
He told the police, "I know it's not an excuse and what I did was wrong."
Bombs away: Kāpiti mayor officially launches aquatic centre's flying fox
Mayor Janet Holborow said the flying fox was "so much fun".
Kiri Allan pleads not guilty to refusing to accompany police after crash
The former Justice Minister's court hearing has been delayed until after the election.