'We want to fight to have our future and it's not being dealt with enough.'

This comes after a rally against sexual violence in the capital last week.

There's been an on-off boil water notice since March, after a low-level E coli reading.

One of Wellington's biggest and most diverse street festivals is set to welcome thousands.

City councillor says city is too focused on punishing people rather than educating them.

The 1950s Poads Bridge has been replaced by a wider and more modern structure.

"We shouldn't be asking the community whether we should uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi."

Long-term options at Hutt Valley High could include remote learning on a rostered basis.

The two sisters had been at the zoo since 2002.

Councillor says the council's vision for the city cannot be dominated by private vehicles.

Buses cancelled, union wrangling with operator, moves to pay drivers a living wage.

The Avatar film director owns more than 1500 hectares of land in South Wairarapa.

Police want to speak to anyone on the bus at the time another passenger was killed.

A baby has died at an emergency housing provider in central Wellington.

The cost to Masterton homeowners could exceed $40 million in the event of a flood.

Events will entice Aussies across the ditch to the capital, says Wellington NZ.

NZ has been the world's envy over our Covid status. Now they've reacted to our new bubble.

The council has received its second qualified opinion from Audit NZ in less than a year.

Race gear stolen ahead of Great Forest Marathon at Waitarere Beach this weekend.

Police reported one person had suffered serious injuries.

A Lower Hutt man and a Napier man were sentenced last week in unrelated cases.

The pedestrian had just stepped off the bus before being hit and killed.

Music festival organisers: 'We never thought something like this would happen.'

Parts of the country are having a hot, but blustery, afternoon.

A scene examination has been completed and the crash investigation is ongoing.

Emergency services were called after a car hit a power pole just after 8.30pm yesterday.

Voting rights debate comes after the council agreed in principle to establish Māori ward.

The children were taken to hospital after experiencing sore eyes and breathing problems.

Queues are starting to build outside Wellington.