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Staff member at top Wellington school charged with assault
Police confirmed they had charged the staff member.
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Senior hairdresser wins Bridgerton hair style challenge.
Why Sky Stadium is selling tickets to an event no one can attend
People are being asked to buy tickets - but stay home.
Watch: Police recover 3000 stolen items in Wellington
Police who disrupted a major theft and burglary ring in Wellington have catalogued more than 3000 stolen items. Video / Supplied
New conviction for politician's attacker following Parliament riot
The man has a previous conviction for punching Green Party co-leader James Shaw.
'Aged Ardern' and 'Retired Robertson' depicted in new campaign
The campaign wants to call attention to the crisis of aged care.
Mercy Ships experience humbling for twins
Lisa and Cherie Chalmers were part of the Mercy Ships volunteer team,
Government announces $204m for Porirua housing development
The development will unlock 2000 more homes in eastern Porirua.
Man arrested after allegedly shooting neighbour
The victim remains in hospital recovering from a gunshot wound to the shoulder.
Opinion: Half-price fare scheme useless if buses don’t turn up
OPINION: Commuters resorting to paying for taxis and Ubers when their buses fail to show.
Seven with Youth Aid after allegedly stealing car, one passenger found in front footwell
Bystanders helped police track down offenders.
Psychiatrist to apologise for sending fundraising letters to patients
The director of the centre has apologised "unreservedly" for the letters.
'Loads of cops': Lockdown at high school sparked by threat
Students sitting NZQA exams can sit them at nearby colleges.
Kiwis capture stunning images of 'Blood Moon'
The total lunar eclipse only comes around every 3 to 5 years.
House sales, prices remain down: REINZ
Last October, there had been a sense of urgency not present this year.
Wellingtonians ditch buses for Uber amid transport crisis
One nurse had to pay for three Ubers in one week, putting a strain on her family's budget.
Full Time Pork: Brazen new doco exposes prolific Kiwi tagger
The notorious vandal has spoken out - and vowed to continue.
Greens and Labour clean up in Wellington mayor's committee appointments
A new super committee has also been created to tackle the city's infrastructure crisis.
'Extreme stretch' for travel firm to refuse refunds because of Covid - Consumer NZ
Hundreds of customers fear they've lost the thousands they paid for their holidays.
Six arrested after Palmerston North meth bust
The bust occurred at addresses in the city and in Auckland.
Runner winched to safety from Remutaka Forest Park
His personal locator beacon saved him from what could have been a precarious situation.
'Beyond common sense': Why Kiwi campsite is closing for Christmas
Council says 'verbal abuse' from anti-mandate protesters partly to blame for closure.
Hospital's critical care units still years away
A 2012 review of intensive care found the unit was outdated even then.
New 'don't be an egg' signage aimed at keeping motorcyclists off the beach
'We're trying to encourage people to change behaviours.'
Kiwi travel firm closes, customers fear they'll lose thousands on pre-paid holidays
One loyal customer even had the company's logo tattooed on her wrist.
Decadent desserts with a slice of happiness at Louis French Patisserie
Louis Sergeant is spreading happiness with every mouthful from his Kāpiti locations.