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Paraparaumu College gives back to community
College creates food parcels for the foodbank.
E-bike share scheme to be trialled in Wellington
Up to 300 e-bikes are set to hit the streets from early next year.
'Fallen short': Poor behaviour continues at Fire and Emergency NZ - review
An independent report found poor behaviour still remains at the organisation.
Divers search Petone foreshore in homicide investigation
Craig McKelvie was found with serious injuries and later died in hospital.
Four Square Ōtaki Beach owner delighted with Rookie of the Year award
“It was awesome, quite a surprise, and acknowledge of a lot of hard work.”
Wellington stadium transformed ahead of Guns N’ Roses concert
There are still tickets left for both the Wellington and Auckland shows.
Watch: Guns N' Roses get ready to play Wellington show
Guns N' Roses are set to play in Wellington on Thursday. Video / Marty Melville
Aro Video owner sets sights on Wellington central library to house 27,000-strong collection
'That’s the best long-term outcome as it would preserve the collection for film lovers.'
Councillor's sticky solution to ‘colonialist’ sculpture
Wellington City Councillor sticks post-it note on bust of Duke.
Rāhui in place after diver’s death at Karaka Bay
The diver's body was recovered yesterday.
A young mum's sacrifice turns into culinary dream come true
A mother-of-four from South Auckland is going to Singapore to further her culinary skills.
Student excited about upcoming Chilean university experience
Student awarded Prime Minister's Scholarship for a semester at a Chilean university.
Wellington motorway protesters meet Transport Minister
The meeting was described as robust and collegial.
Wellington mayor fears for personal security from future rates rise
There's concern trigger topics like rates increases will lead to aggressive behaviour.
Man charged with careless driving after pedstrians hit in crash
Both pedestrians were hospitalised after the incident and one later died.
1300 Kiwirail workers to target track fixes over holiday break
Holiday services in Auckland and Wellington will be axed for rail upgrade work.
Author's frustration leads to marine reserve protection book
Pikitia Clark releases Ikanui The Orca storybook.
Wellington could get not one but two new Mt Vic tunnels
Two diagonal tunnels are in the mix for the capital's $7.4 billion transport plan.
Flipping hell: Wild winds topple burger trailer in terrifying crash
'You know your whole soul falls out of your body, but they were alright.'
Government buys large parcel of land for public housing in Kāpiti
Big boost in public housing for Kāpiti.
Road closed after early morning car crash in Upper Hutt
Traffic is crawling as a result of the crash.
'Golden zone': Couple cash-in on house price slump
Mortgage brokers say the current market is a golden zone for first-home buyers.
'We just want her home': Family take search for Breanna Muriwai into their own hands
Whānau conducting a search on Sunday for 22-year-old, missing for three months.
Man appears in court after stabbing outside Wellington supermarket
Police were called to the Lambton Quay Countdown just before 8pm on Thursday.
Council bans smoking, vaping outside hospitality venues
The ban will come into effect next year.
Black Ferns triumph shows the way to heal our social divisions
The Black Ferns showed us how to be united again. Where else can we find common ground?
Kindergarten teacher "absolutely stunned" with prize
Corrine Pinguet is "a very worthy award recipient".
Countdown staff offered counselling after person stabbed outside store
A 23-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Crash tragedy: Two dead, four injured north of Levin
The crash happened near Koputaroa at 9.45pm.
Aftershocks continue as Taupō braces for another quake
The area is still being rattled after yesterday’s magnitude 5.6 earthquake.
Nearly half of Wellington state homes still waiting for Healthy Homes assessment
Of the 1676 Kāinga Ora houses in Wellington City, only 48 per cent meet the standard.
Hardworking Hungarian family declined residency visa after six years in NZ
Visa residency drama for well-known Kāpiti family.