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New photo of hit-and-run van released, police appeal to driver
Police understand the vehicle has after-market mag wheels.
Revealed: New Zealand’s most walkable city
Researchers studied 42 urban areas in New Zealand.
'Incredible' memorial to police and civilian bravery opens in Porirua
Events in the memorial include the Aramoana massacre and Christchurch terror attacks.
Man who killed toddler had bail varied to associate with kids
The toddler was found unresponsive after being in the care of the man the previous day.
Wayne Brown channels Muldoon: 'Aucklanders who move to Wgtn lift the IQ of both cities'
'I'd love to have you in my city', mayor says to those facing losing their jobs.
'Dangerous, stupid': Transport Minister furious at Wgtn tunnel protesters
Restore Passenger Rail activists have hung a banner on the busy Mt Victoria tunnel.
Photo of van released in hit-and-run investigation
Police said the van is likely to have damage to its windscreen and left wing mirror.
Watch: Restore Passenger Rail supporters hang banner over tunnel
Restore Passenger Rail supporters climbed to the top of the Mt Victoria tunnel in Wellington. Video / NZ Herald
Man pinned between trucks on ferry to be paid $58,000
The victim was squeezing between two trucks when he got caught between them.
Covid-19: 14,311 new cases in past week; five questions about third Omicron wave
It's looking likely another wave has begun. But this time, things are harder to predict.
Red van sought after hit and run
The van would likely have damage to its front windscreen and left wing mirror.
Dead wrong: Thieves strip wheels from hearse at funeral home
'They've got some bad karma coming their way', says fuming funeral director.
Explained: The 'summer switch' about to bring warm days to NZ
After a chilly start, the back-half of October marks a slide into summery temperatures.
Grandson's search for answers leads to WWII Pacific coastwatchers recognised
Pasifika coastwatchers are finally set to be officially recognised for their service.
Woman wakes to find accused man in bed with her, court told
The fourth of six young women testifies in the rape trial of a Wellington man.
Salon worker's shock at random attack in mall
The woman was at work when she was attacked out of the blue.
Surf lifesaving club in danger of closure if new building cannot be funded
The Paekākāriki Surf Lifeguards need to raise $5 million for their new clubrooms.
Six arrests after pro-rail protesters block highway for third time this week
The group have staged three motorway protests in Wellington this week.
Purple suitcase 'significant' clue in missing woman case
Breanna Muriwai was last seen walking down Te Horo Beach on August 28.
Kiwi pet anaesthesia mask inventor makes global Dyson Award shortlist
Massey University graduates make it on to a global engineering award shortlist.
5.7 magnitude earthquake rattles central New Zealand
More than 13,000 people reported feeling the early morning shaking.
Woman charged with arson over Greytown fires remanded in custody
She will appear in court again later this month.
'Time has come to a standstill': Heartbroken missing woman's mother won't rest
'Stay strong bub, we'll find you and bring you home.'
SPCA: Fat pets are 'suffering senselessly'
Owners thought they were showing love to their pets by overfeeding them.
City spends $123K on artwork 'while Kiwis live in cars'
The Artboxes cost a total of $123,714 to design, make, and install.
Woman says musician raped her while another man was in the bed
The woman alleges the defendant raped her while she was drunk and trying to sleep.
South Wairarapa alleged arsonist arrested
Fires were lit at two properties, Wards Line near Greytown, damaging several buildings.
Police find woman sought over Greytown suspicious fires
Police are speaking with the woman.
Six protesters charged after blocking crucial Wellington motorway
All traffic is being diverted through town.
People's uprising: Wellington coffee brand seeks $1.5m for expansion
People's Coffee will put 12.5 per cent of it shares up for sale.
Former Vic Uni lawyer accused of 'delusional' and 'disgraceful' conduct
'Disrespectful and inflammatory' is how the lawyer's behaviour has been described.
NZ Post opens new Wellington 'super depot'
The new depot enables processing greater volumes of parcels - a 10-year growth plan.