Police appeal over car, clothes related to Miramar aggravated burglary
Police are interested in information about a white cap and women's gumboots from scene.
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‘It’s time!‘: Wellington businessman announces mayoral bid
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Songs included Killing in the Name and Sound of da Police.
Health NZ to cut more than $200m from its contractor and consultant spend
Health New Zealand has been using contractors to fill vacancies.
Wellington hospo leader says restaurants need to charge more to survive
Asher Boote's Thorndon restaurant Daisy's will serve its final meals tonight.
Ombudsman changes mind, asks KiwiRail to release ‘excessive’ consultant spend
It's a complete turnaround from the Ombudsman's decision two months ago.
Alleged Miramar home intruder to keep name secret for now
The man is accused of burgling a home while armed with a knife.
Alleged offender targeting lone female passengers on buses arrested
Police received reports of several incidents earlier this month.
‘Near miss’: Concerns raised after Wellington wind damages $275m building project
Unbolted steel beams at MFAT's new headquarters collapsed in strong winds in October.
Green MP under fire for ‘nonsense’ police comments
The MP says she's had 'nothing but complaints' about police beat patrols.
‘Heaven got a really great one’: Young man killed in jetboat accident named
The young shearer's loved ones have been left reeling by his sudden death.
‘Bounce back’: Wellington house attracts 17 offers, sells 18% above RV
Real Estate agents are seeing signs of recovery after valuations plummeted in the capital.
Georgina Campbell: Looming ferry decision one of the most significant for coalition Govt
ANALYSIS: Shipyards will soon be shortlisted and detailed ship specifications revealed.
Fan’s nose fractured after Stan Walker’s drummer throws drumsticks into crowd
The drummer has apologised after the Homegrown incident.
Public servants asked whether their work provides value for taxpayers
The topics in the 2025 Public Service Census 'reflect the Government's priorities'.
Wairarapa homicide 'doesn’t define' community, local MP says
Police are considering charges for two men taken into custody yesterday.
Strong earthquake reported near Seddon
The quake was initially classified as moderate but has been upgraded.
Pioneering force in women’s health crowned New Zealander of the Year
Bev Lawton believes eliminating cervical cancer in New Zealand is 'within our grasp'.
Three arrested for murder, arson of elderly man in Stokes Valley
Three men were arrested for murder and arson in Stokes Valley.
Health NZ admits ‘gap in communications’ over non-existent sick baby unit
Documents reveal the timeline of how the unit was quietly shelved.
‘Pivotal piece of Wellington’ on the market
The Facebook profile was created in 2012 and has since amassed 247.4K members.
Jesus ‘very well might support Act’: David Seymour
The party would endorse a mayoral candidate if Christ hypothetically came back to stand.
Health NZ refuses to release rent costs for sick baby unit that doesn’t exist
Negotiations are under way with another health provider to take on the lease.
Person injured after fight with Wellington home intruder, residents told to check properties
Police are investigating whether two serious incidents in a Wellington suburb are linked.
‘Needs a shake up’: Labour struggles to find candidate to take on Tory Whanau
The party has had to extend the nomination period.
Wellington castle with colourful past for sale
The agent says it could be an ambassadorial residence, wellness centre or function venue.
Tory Whanau explains: Why Luxon is ‘not a nice person’
The mayor's criticism comes after Luxon called Wellington councils 'pretty lame-o'.
Homegrown music festival bids farewell to Wellington waterfront
The Homegrown music festival begins today for its final time in the capital.
Wellington mayor opens up on resilience, battling challenges at event
Tory Whanau considered quitting because of the public challenges she faced.
Nicola Willis had ferry paper ready to take to Cabinet before the power shifted
It never made it to the table as scheduled due to 'ongoing discussions with ministers'.
The $15m issue with Wellington Airport’s carpark building
It's unclear when remedial work on 'concrete defects' will be carried out.
Ferry sailings cancelled due to large swells in Cook Strait
A southerly swell is expected to rise to 4m.
Popular Auckland restaurants expanding to Wellington’s Golden Mile
Restaurateur says he's 'optimistic but apprehensive' about opening in the capital.
Police raid Levin property, seize meth, ammunition and $23k in cash
A 22-year-old man is due to appear in court.