Wellington's $650 million funding request for projects
Wellington City Council has 10 key projects on its list.
Wellington City Council has 10 key projects on its list.
Five houses have been evacuated as waves smash over the road.
The man in his 70s had been in Wellington Hospital for three weeks.
The Wellington man was the father of the groom in the Bluff wedding cluster.
Expert calls for restrictions on reopening daycares to avoid more Covid-19 outbreaks.
The golden weather is coming to an wet and chilly end for some.
"We continue to endure great pain … We feel this loss deeply."
MOH reveals details on Covid-19 tests throughout the country
Lower rates increases will instead be worked on amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
A repair operation is now underway to replace the corrupted elastic in the masks.
The Herald takes a look at how others are handling the lockdown.
Kapiti's mayor has called in police over the blatant and continuous breaches.
Fine few days ahead before stormy weather ushers in the long weekend.
At least 16 New Zealand virus cases linked to the ship.
Councillor abandons sludge dumping proposal, now saying it's an option he cannot support.
A rates increase of 4.8 per cent is being recommended along with $68m of debt funding.
Next time you're passing a rest home on your bubble walk, give the residents a wave!
Residents sign up to be 'captains' of more than 170 streets during Covid-19 lockdown.
'Definitely makes you proud to be a New Zealander.'
Covid-19 fallout: Wellington's sludge trucking operations costs $680,000 per week.
Two men are stranded on their yacht in the Canary Islands under the eye of local police.
South Korean diplomat left New Zealand after allegations of indecent assault.
Riders, cyclists, docs torn over Health Minister David Clark's flouting of lockdown rules.
Millions in debt funding would be needed and a massive rates hike the following year.
Porirua City Council has set up a helpline for vulnerable residents.
'It's frightening, in some ways you'd say is it a bit Kiwi? You know, she'll be right?'
The Herald takes a look at how others are handling the lockdown.
'Not what I paid for'- Students can't access labs, equipment, or technology for courses.
Council will have to borrow significantly and look at service cuts to avoid rates hikes.
More people can get tested under new criteria, but doctor says it's still not enough.