'Crap pay and horrible conditions': Midwives at breaking point in capital DHB
One midwife says it is becoming extremely hard to attract students into midwifery.
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Ferries resume timetable after 140km/h winds forced 8-hour delay
Interislander manager Walter Rushbrook said the afternoon had been a one-off event.
'I should be a vegetable or dead': One year on from horrific workplace accident
'I didn't even think I was alive. I woke up in hospital thinking I wasn't existing.'
Heads should roll over Wellington's $6.4b transport plan
Accountability starts at the top for unacceptable state of Let's Get Wellington Moving.
'I deliberately didn't mince my words': Transport Minister speaks after scathing letter
Michael Wood outlines more of the plan to get Let's Get Wellington Moving actually moving.
Wellingtonians split on proposals to densify city housing
'We might lose a few old houses along the way but there's so much more to be gained.'
Home detention for man who twisted and broke 4-year-old's leg
Dean Gray also kicked the young boy in the head at least once.
Wellington median house prices jump 27.7 per cent
Last month nearly 20 per cent of homes in the capital sold for $1 million or more.
Police seek witnesses to attack near Te Papa in Wellington
The incident left a man in a serious condition.
Concerns for Wellington man last seen eight days ago
Sam Morris, 27, was last seen on Monday February 8 in Upper Hutt.
Castle Hill could become country's largest windfarm, creating 200 jobs
Project would build up to 286 turbines at Castle Hill, southeast of Eketahuna, Wairarapa.
Man accused of cleaning shotgun used to kill Rau Tongia in his Karori home
Police have now charged five people in connection with murder.
No money to fix Island Bay cycleway fiasco
Councillor says residents have been "put through the wringer.'
Food insecurity an issue at Wairarapa schools, worsened by Covid
KidsCan donates food, clothing, and health products to needy schoolchildren.
Carterton fire a 'disaster waiting to happen', neighbours say
The fire occurred in Carterton occurred just after 1pm on Thursday.
Wellington universities' O-week celebrations postponed
Thousands of university students are 'gutted' at the loss of O-week events.
'It's important to remember how fortunate we are': Sunshine and freedom at the America's Cup village
Sport in the sunshine draws crowds as Prada Cup finals get underway.
'No one wants to give her a chance': The straight-A student turned away from 40 jobs
How the pandemic has become one more barrier for jobseekers with a disability.
Men flown to hospital after being found injured on boat
One of the men is in a serious condition in the ICU.
Capital traffic congestion risk to economy - national trucking body
Road Transport Forum wants second Mt Vic tunnel and reliable mass transit routes.
David Jones' downfall: Can Auckland be saved?
Department store retailer last week confirmed it is closing its store in Wellington.
Six60 fans in for a bilingual first at Sky Stadium concert
Messaging at the concert of the popular Kiwi band will be in English and te reo Māori.
Police warning on pills: 'You don't know what you're taking'
People were taking pills without knowing there might be something else in them.
Sprinkler ban for Wellington region from midnight Friday
The use of any unattended watering system will be banned in and around Wellington.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: What defiance over tie symbolises
Rawiri Waititi's defiance is an important and timely stand and is hugely symbolic.
Review finds Wellington's $6.4b transport plan at risk of failing
Let's Get Wellington Moving has been found wanting in an internal review.
Karori homicide: Three women deny involvement in murder of Rau Tongia
Two of the women charged over Rau Tongia's murder can now be named.
Students sleeping in cars as weekly Wellington rent hits $615
Flat hunters say the situation is chaotic with rising rents and lack of stock.
Crash involving cyclist causing delays on SH2
NZTA advised there would likely be delays along Petone Esplanade and on SH2.
Fifth arrest in Karori murder investigation
A woman has been arrested and charged in relation to the killing of Rau Tongia.
'Shattered into pieces': Hit-and-run victim's stunning act of forgiveness
'I can imagine he's probably going through hell right now,' Anna Chesterfield said.
Transmission Gully: Roadworks begin tonight on SH58 at Pāuatahanui
From 9pm today there will be stop/go management in place at on SH58 at Pāuatahanui.
Bell Gully confirmed as anchor tenant for Wellington waterfront development
Site 9 is one of the last major commercial development sites on the city's waterfront.