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'She was in the car': Witness describes aftermath of Kiri Allan’s crash
The crash happened on Evans Bay Parade in Roseneath about 9pm last night.
Prison escapee rape trial: Complainant quizzed about cannabis use
The trial entered its third day in Wellington's High Court on Monday.
New Justice Minister: PM's reshuffle after Kiri Allan arrest
Kiri Allan has not yet spoken publicly since her arrest apart from a brief statement.
Revealed: Fifa's radical plans if weather turns ugly during World Cup in NZ
The only previous Women’s World Cup to be staged in winter was in China in 1991.
Exclusive photo: Kiri Allan's crash before arrest
The crash happened on Evans Bay Parade in Roseneath about 9pm last night.
Audrey Young: It will be a miracle if PM can rescue his Govt from this disaster
OPINION: Allan's crash may prove to be the tipping point for Labour’s own electoral crash.
Watch: 'Not in a good head space' - PM's 'difficult' phone call with Kiri Allan
The crash happened on Evans Bay Parade in Roseneath about 9pm last night.
Dire Strait: Watchdog says KiwiRail prioritised commercial outcomes over safety
Correspondence after ferry's loss of power mid-journey reveals concerns over operations.
Wellington gets a taste of Fifa fever
A large crowd is expected at Wellington's stadium for Spain v Costa Rica.
'I was a dead woman walking': Escaped prisoner on trial for raping woman who gave him a lift
The man faces three charges in relation to the incident.
Contractors' dispute over Transmission Gully settled out of court
CPB Contractors had claimed $75 million against engineering firm AECOM New Zealand.
Students unite to promote sustainable period products and break stigma
Students want to normalise talking about periods.
'Extensive damage': Person trapped after crash between train and car
The person is seriously injured.
Motorists warned of $150 fines as new cycleway and bus lanes open
People will be given warnings for the first two weeks before live tickets are issued.
Container ship skipper fined after shallow-water excursion
The skipper navigated the ship into dangerously shallow waters during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Renowned sports broadcaster writes book about his life
John McBeth's book is amusing and entertaining.
Man faces manslaughter charge after alleged drunken hit-and-run
Casidhe Maguire died after being hit by a car near Te Papa in Wellington.
‘Harvard loves Teddy’: Wellington mayor’s dog finds favour in New York
Tory Whanau has faced flak at home for bringing her dog to the office.
‘Soul-destroying’: Cafe closed for months after suspicious fire
The Chocolate Fish cafe is expected to be closed until September.
Police seek six cars in relation with Greytown hit-and-run
William Newtown was hit by a car and left on the side of the road.
Teenager dies after experimenting with internet choking challenge
Coroner recommends more resources in schools and for parents around the dangers.
It's a whopper! Burger Wellington reveals menu of over 200 baps
Wellington is back for second helpings in New Zealand's largest sandwich competition.
Reed planting helps important Paraparaumu stream
Planting set to help Wharemauku Stream performance.
The Mobil Dealer Service Station of the Year is ...
Quick clue: It's in the lower North Island.
Transmission Gully unfinished 15 months after opening
Progress is slow with a considerable amount of work left to be completed.
Kāinga Ora pushing for changes to Wellington’s housing rules
Kāinga Ora spent $800,000 on lawyers, planners, and architects to help its submissions.
Convicted murderer claims fatal knife attack was self defence
Warren Pay plunged a knife into the heart of Faapaia Fonoilaepa during a street fight.
Student picked for role in Korean TV show
Aroa Al Masri was chosen for a role on the Korean show After School: School Trip.
Wellington's plan to end homelessness reads more like a wishlist
OPINION: The city council already tried to end homelessness by 2020 and failed.
Chris Hipkins: From 'quite different' child to his part in the Ardern 'quiet coup'
The woman who knows him best in life says he is more than up to leading New Zealand.
Concern people are faking being disabled to get discounts
The Disabled Citizens Society says "scammers" are becoming more common.
Wellington on a good day: Capital basks in windless winter
Wellington has been enjoying unusually calm weather.