David Jones' downfall: Can Auckland be saved?
Department store retailer last week confirmed it is closing its store in Wellington.
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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.
Wellington's whopping 14pc rates rise; $2.7b for water woes
Mayor Andy Foster says it's the most challenging budget he has ever seen.
Carterton fire closes SH2, properties may be at risk
The fire had claimed one shed but was now 80 per cent contained.
Wairarapa blaze: Were campers 'sloppy' in putting out campfire?
Witnesses put the fire down to campers 'doing a sloppy job' of putting their fire out.
Wellington Police investigating reports of indecent assault linked to gym
No arrests have been made at this stage.
No airport bus to Hutt City a 'slap in the face'
The future of the Airport Flyer bus is up for debate at a transport meeting this morning.
Taita hit and run: Accused in court
Jade Mark Harris has been charged over the hit and run in Taita.
Kākā baby boom: Native bird numbers increasing in the capital
Pet owners are asked to keep their dogs on a leash around Wellington's reserves.
Review into Let's Get Wellington Moving to be made public
The $6.4 billion transport plan's lengthily 'health check' has left many frustrated.
Inside Te Paamaru - the former Wellington Night Shelter
Men find a safe and clean place to stay - and help to find a long-term home.
Holi cancelled: Wellington misses out on colourful festival
Festival organisers were unable to import special coloured powder from India in time.
'Emaciated' horse left without food for weeks
The horse went several weeks without any food, and minimal water.
The tie debate: Sales have waned, but young gen haven't cut ties
Tie sales are maybe a third of what they were in the 1990s, said Harford Menswear owner.
Wellington's new convention centre secures Festival for the Future
The building is one of the only council construction projects on time and on budget.
'We won't stop': 'Exhausted' employer of missing kayaker into fourth week of search
'The ocean's a big place, it takes, sometimes it gives back, sometimes it doesn't.'
A long way from home: Fiordland penguin found in Wairarapa
The penguin could have been pushed as far north as Wairarapa by a storm, DOC said.
'We couldn't sleep': Kāpiti Coast community shocked by crash involving child
No charges had been laid, and the crash was still under investigation.
South Wairarapa fire contained, caution urged in 'extreme' conditions
Strong winds, high temperatures and low humidity - fire risk very high.
Hawke's Bay artist Sam Trubridge's incredible Wellington Harbour light display
Truebridge says a similar video projection may be on show in his home region in future.
Tax relief off the cards for quake-prone apartment owners
Wellington apartment owners are desperate for help in the face of financial ruin.
New Covid-testing Government subsidy a 'reassurance' for workers, says business
'They can stay at home and be 100 per cent sure they're getting paid.'
Fourth person charged in relation to Karori homicide
The 19-year-old is charged with being an accessory to murder after the fact.