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7113 new Covid cases, 33 virus-related deaths
There are 738 people being treated in hospital today.
More than 400 goats killed on Remutaka Hill Road
Authorities are working hard to keep a lid on the growth of feral goat populations.
Wellington artist wins 10th Parkin Drawing Prize
Siân Stephen says she plans to use the money to give back to the art community.
In my kitchen... with Johnon Macdonald and Kat Strand of Koji restaurant
The cooking habits of the Wellington culinary couple behind Koji
$1m ACC claims from Wellington winds
Almost 500 people reported being injured by the gales.
Wellington man in a critical condition after early morning street fight
Meanwhile, in a Christchurch bar, a man was assaulted and critically injured.
Large slips block roads in and out of two Wellington suburbs
The capital is in for a soggy weekend, with MetService issuing a heavy rain watch.
'Imbecile': Woman with service dog's shock exchange with Uber driver
Nina Gellert said it wasn't the first time Uber drivers had refused her and her dog.
New services help military veterans transition back to civilian life
"There's a lot of transferable skills, it's just about getting employers to understand."
Wellington on a Plate kicks off with a twist: Fish created from algae
An unassuming mechanic's workshop is being transformed into The Sea Breeze Inn.
Outlandish demands from renters group could do more harm than good
Opinion: The extremes of any ideology are easy to discredit.
Police warn tradies to secure building sites overnight
Two men will appear in court this morning in relation to the thefts and burglaries.
New manager appointed at Ngā Manu Nature Reserve in Waikanae
New direction for Ngā Manu with Anna McKenzie Hawea as general manager.
Hoax bomb threats: 18 schools across NZ called, police investigate origin
Police cyber teams are working with international agencies to find those behind the calls.
Police speaking to two young people after Blenheim school lockdown following second threat in 24 hours
Police revealed more threats were made to schools today.
Getting ready for the Firefighter Sky Tower Challenge
Conquering the Sky Tower climb is 'basically mind over matter', says a three-time entrant.
'Outrageous demands': Property investors come out swinging against grass-roots tenancy advocate group
'Housing in New Zealand is expensive to provide and tax increases have not helped.'
Weather: Risk of slips and flood in lower North Island as bad weather continues
Rain is easing in parts of South Island, occasional showers expected across the nation.
Petrol price tumble: Relief at the pump as cost of gas drops further
Petrol prices have dropped a further 20c a litre since a week ago.
Abolish bond, no references: Protest planned by tenants advocacy group
Tenants Action Wellington wants to give power back to tenants.
Museum collecting tennis balls thrown at journalists during Parliament protests
They're part of a long-term collection, tracing the country's experience with Covid-19.
Wellington Water temporarily turns off another fluoridation facility
The facility was turned back on within 24 hours after consultation with health authorities
Parliament protest: Police ask for help identifying eight pictured at occupation
The police investigation into the occupation's final day has led to 16 prosecutions.
Wonky Box food rescue expands to Kāpiti
After a year of operation, Wonky Box is now servicing the Kāpiti district.