Universities' domestic enrolment outstrips foreign student loss
Unis say they'll still suffer financially because foreign students pay much higher fees.
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Police seek witnesses after boy indecently assaulted on train
Police say the boy wasn't injured but is understandably shaken by the incident.
'The situation is urgent': Local council unsatisfied with climate change response
Wairarapa want to lead the way on climate action in rural New Zealand.
Wellington sex assaults up by nearly 50 per cent in five years
Sexual assaults have skyrocketed in the Wellington Police District.
Vic Uni gets resource consent for controversial sign featuring 'Wellington'
University pushes ahead with brand refresh, which opponents call a name change by stealth.
Wellington pedestrian, cyclist deaths and injuries disproportionate
Council data shows nearly half of serious injuries involve someone on foot or on a bike.
Wellington Water in 'vicious circle', Government funding reprioritised
Company director: "This is a dangerous spiral for any company to find itself in."
Man believed responsible for alleged assault outside Wellington bar 'remains elusive'
A video last week appeared to show an assault outside Boston on Blair nightclub.
'Strategic leadership vacuum': Positions vacant at Let's Get Wellington Moving
Five are 'lead' roles, one 'managerial', one 'partner', and legal and comms advisors.
'Problem' - Wellington has no seat at table on water steering body
Wellington's water leaders say it's strange and problematic they're not at the table.
'Faster than Uber': The chat app where young Kiwis are buying and selling drugs
Drug dealers trade candidly on the app which is widely used to sell illicit substances.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: John Key was right - Wellington is dying
OPINION: It'll take decades for the city to recover from the damage the council is doing.
Katie Harris: Why I no longer feel safe walking at night in central Wellington
After multiple serious assaults in the past few weeks, the streets no longer feel safe.
Water feature accidentally created on Wellington's Mt Victoria
Wellington residents are making the most of a broken pipe.
'Potential for violence always there': Hospo and bouncer staff on Wellington CBD
Police are investigating an alleged assault outside a Wellington nightclub last weekend.
Tsunami threat downgraded after warning to Wellingtonians
Region was warned to expect strong, unpredictable currents after this morning's quakes.
Woman flown to hospital after serious crash on Thursday
A car collided with a laden truck on Lees Pakaraka Rd in Te Whiti yesterday afternoon.
Masterton man the first in New Zealand to conquer the 100 peaks
It's taken the 62-year-old 30 years to conquer New Zealand's 100 Peaks Challenge.
Wellington City Council proposes one-off rates increase of 13.5 per cent
Wellington City Council has finalised its budget for the next 10 years.
Name suppression for alleged bigamist to be decided
Bigamy - or marrying more than one person at a time - is an offence under the Crimes Act.
Wellington Mayor backtracks after Central Library controversy
Privatisation of part of the library building is set to be taken completely off the table.
Wellington City Council pulls the plug on $76 million loan for airport
Confusion over one line in the city council's operating budget sets alarm bells ringing.
Gastro bug hits capital's early childhood centres
Regional Public Health has received reports of gastro at 11 early childhood centres.
Cup Day track invasion 'moment of complete madness'
Justin Bergman has pleaded guilty to Cup Day track invasion.
Medical officer thought pilot was stalking him, court hears
The CAA's principal medical officer denied being irrational and unobjective.
Ready to ride: Masterton school bike track opens
The track would be 1250m within the school grounds, connected to nearby farm and wetlands.
Watch: New video reveals attack on bouncer that sparked 'brutality' claims
New footage shows what happened before 'brutal' attack that sparked outrage
Shake-up for Let's Get Wellington Moving, officials signal budget blowout
Scramble to get Wellington's $6.4 billion transport plan out of troubled waters.
Wellington Library stoush: Auditor-General won't investigate
The decision comes after a chaotic seven-hour-long budget meeting.
Wellington Water Committee chairman to resign
One committee member breaks ranks to say she has lost confidence in David Bassett.
Opinion: Wgtn Mayor's inability to learn - and be a leader
Andy Foster's proposal to re-litigate the central library has set off a nuclear reaction.
Pilot's fight to clear his name back in court
Graham Lindsay was labelled 'controlling' and 'manipulative' - but it's not clear why.
'Weather roller-coaster' for Wellington this autumn
Niwa predicts a season of "variability" across the country this autumn.
Honey optimism a 'red herring', say Wairarapa beekeepers
A statement from the agriculture minister does not ring true for Wairarapa beekeepers.