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Taxi driver has nose broken in Lower Hutt knife attack
Harpreet Singh, 31, was left with a broken nose and a large gash to his hand.
Harpreet Singh, 31, was left with a broken nose and a large gash to his hand.
Wellingtonians like to toot while Aucklanders prefer to flash their hazard lights.
The Royal New Zealand Air Force plane came down at 12.30pm on December 14, 1939.
A 33-year-old man has been charged with aggravated robbery.
The incident took place at Lambton Harbour in Wellington around 9am today.
A builder, his wife, a sheep farmer and a messy Wairarapa divorce case.
Beatles John Lennon and Ringo Starr met extended family members in Wellington in 1964.
Mortal Engines was a $180m box office flop but pumped $209m into the NZ economy in 2018.
With the boom years over, property investors gather to learn how to get rich in a downturn
Meeting moviestars and juggling politics, it's been an eventful year for Neve.
The Green Party has launched its local body election campaign for the capital.
Then PM Robert Muldoon slurred out his gamble on a snap election. It didn't pay off.
Seven fire trucks are at the house fire near the Tararua Forest Park.
The central library, Bowen House, what's next?
Darren Myers had been missing in the Tararua Range for the past 11 days.
The signs were there that William Wakefield could hurt his baby stepson.
People are being asked not to swim in the inner harbour and being careful of water contact
The Sport Whanganui review of college sport continues focusing on Whanganui City College
Eight people have been infected with measles after attending the party last month.
Upper Hutt man William Wakefield found guilty of murdering his stepson.
Several staff were injured by the patient, who was on a "rampage".
Myers, 49, was reported missing after he failed to return home from a hike on June 1.
William Wakefield admits killing the baby, but says it was not murder.
The marae was built in the 1970s from salvaged and recycled materials.
Scout leaders and a parent tried in vain to fight the inferno with the marae's fire hose.
Wellington based UK man Darren Myers, 49, was last heard from on May 30.
It will be a weekend of two halves for much of the country.
The band's move highlights the heavy weight of the city's growing construction projects.
South-westerly winds mean a miserable start to the weekend for many, but change is coming.