Unrepentant meth dealer: Why he's stuck with a 28-year prison stretch
Drug dealer's sentence stands despite Court of Appeal guideline shift.
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Covid-19: Vic Uni students fear disadvantage in job market
Victoria University will not be applying a universal grade bump like others.
Police arrest three, seize firearm and drugs
The three men with gang ties are due to appear in Hutt Valley District Court today.
Phil Twyford has never visited Transmission Gully site
NZTA has invited the Transport Minister three times to visit, but he hasn't been once.
Cost blowout: Omāroro Reservoir 'too big to fail'
Wellington City Council has poured a further $10m into the project.
Car crash victim in hospital with amnesia now identified
When he woke from a coma he could not remember who he was.
Wellington man hit by car wakes from coma. Police have no idea who he is
Man in his forties has woken from coma three days after being hit by a car.
Travel boom as Kiwis escape for long weekend
It's the first holiday weekend since New Zealand moved to alert level 2 - and we're off.
Honour a reflection of team success, says new dame
Karen Poutasi has been appointed a dame companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
A Moment In Crime podcast: The kidnapping that shook the nation
Episode six of A Moment In Crime podcast looks back at the 2002 kidnapping of Baby Kahu.
James Cameron, Avatar crew touch down in Wellington
Film crew touch down in Wellington through a little-known loophole.
Wellington port accident: Worker trapped in machine by rolling log
Firefighters rushed to CentrePort Wellington to free the trapped driver.
Is this Wellington business' pie too 'arousing?' It is according to Facebook
Wellington man was on road to success until innocent pie ad was deemed "adult content".
Watch: Bio-luminescence at Wellington marina
The shining blue effect looks like a "discoloured smear" during the day.
Transmission Gully: NZTA announces $14m Covid-19 payment
NZTA says it's continuing to negotiate the full cost of the impacts of Covid-19.
Lower Hutt man denies attempting to murder his mother during lockdown
The 24-year-old appeared via video link in the High Court at Wellington this morning.
Airbnb surge: Kiwis back holidaying faster than rest of the world
Short term holiday rental bookings are up 465 per cent compared to just after lockdown.
Transmission Gully: 'Stuck cleaning up expensive legal mess'
Julie Anne Genter wades in as tensions between NZTA and contractor reach boiling point.
Burst sewerage pipe shuts Wellington street
Sewerage bursts and forces closure of Wellington street.
Lockdown had silver lining for dialysis patient
Working from home meant Janine could work while receiving treatment at the same time.
Two people assaulted in Wellington, both in hospital
One person is in a serious condition, police are investigating.
Police seek two men who fled after Kilbirnie assault
Hunted pair assaulted two people - one seriously - and then fled.
Cowboy roofer avoids jail after $100k scam to fund gambling
Macaulay Marchant left trail of misery when he used clients' money to live the high life.
Pedestrian dies after being hit by train in Wellington
Cordons are in place at the scene in Tawa.
Ashley Bloomfield defends not social distancing for photo at Government House
Event was the first hosted by the Governor-General since the lockdown.
False start: Wellington's $200m library fix questioned
Debate over the future of the city's central library has been delayed at the last minute.
Chihuahua court fight with cop: Woman wins $6k legal costs from police
The festering dispute over the elderly dog has dragged on for three years.
Almost 100 redundancies proposed at Transmission Gully
Workers the 'meat in the sandwich' of a public private partnership battle of wills.
$200m problem: Why is Wellington's central library closed?
It wasn't damaged in the Kaikoura earthquake, it's not even technically earthquake prone.
'Iconic' Wellington container home goes on market
The house was built by industrial designer Ross Stevens.
Covid-19 tracing app 'unusable' for those with vision problems
Experts in technology for the disabilities have slammed the Government over the app.
Earthquake felt by thousands: Here's why it caused so little damage
More than 37,000 people across the length of New Zealand reported feeling the quake.
Police investigating Ōtaki killing want to speak to driver who picked up hitch-hiker
Police want to speak to a man who picked up a hitch-hiker near Ōtaki.
Wellington's million-dollar 'turd taxis' taken off the road
Major repair completed in the scramble to patch up Wellington's water woes.