The man has interim name suppression until the matter can be fully argued.

Peak hour train services experiencing 'significant delays and cancellations'.

Students and staff will log in from home tomorrow.

Infection control measures at Wellington Regional Hospital are being put at risk.

Moves include going cashless and passenger boarding from the rear of buses.

No one is allowed in the building after an employee presented with concerning symptoms.

More time needed to consider implications of the virus before approving draft annual plan.

US producer Jon Landau said he 'can't give an answer' on when Avatar filming will resume.

Susan has been made to relive her ordeal three times by Corrections staff.

Defence lawyer Mike Antunovic is concerned for vulnerable court staff.

One bar will have a bouncer give out hand-sanitiser.

Two people infected with Covid-19 flew from Auckland to Wellington at the weekend.

Filmmaker says 50 people in the same room is a situation 'best avoided' right now.

'We just want to get out... it doesn't matter which country we go to'.

The cruise ship ban was an 'unprecedented event'.

One of the women involved in the attack will serve a shorter prison sentence.

Andy Foster must turn the page and be the leader the city needs amid first Covid-19 case.

Gretel will bring rain to parched areas in drought but "it's a bit of a flash in the pan".

The research shows nearly 3000 more homes will be needed over the next two decades.

Questions have been flying over Andy Foster's whereabouts this week.

Trains on the Hutt line were halted and residents asked to conserve water.

Pipes plugged into the stormwater system means wastewater is ending up where it shouldn't.

The Court of Appeal has reserved its decision.

Police issued 541 notices in the district last month for mobile phone use while driving.

Locals use rent-to-buy scheme to harness power in a more sustainable way.

A café attached to Lower Hutt Events Centre is already named Tūtaki.

2014 report revealed $2.6b needed to fix asbestos cement pipes, or ones in poor condition.

The woman appeared in the Wellington District Court this morning, but did not plead.

"She looked me in the eye and said: 'I'm not going to do that'."

"It's almost like a Starbucks or Maccas drive-through, but as triage for coronavirus."