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Man who built fence blocking million-dollar view loses court battle
The Walmsleys were ordered to pay $72,500 in legal costs for their fence.
Supporters urge stadium White-out for World Cup playoff
Get a boiler suit, hunt out the party dress, play doctor - as long as its white
Batten down the hatches: Storm on the way
Tie down the trampolines and stay indoors, severe weather is about to hit.
Wellingtonians plead for more affordable housing
Hutt Valley residents flocked to ask for affordable options in land redevelopment.
Passenger restrained on LAX-bound Air NZ flight
There have been dramatic scenes on an Air New Zealand flight today.
Plane hits bird during take-off in Wellington
Passengers on board were reportedly terrified by the incident.
Baby hurt by sandwich thrown from car
The 1-year-old boy suffering bruising and grazing to the side of his face.
Gen Y targeted with wash and refill system
Two Massey University students have working on the project with someone from Z Energy.
Wellington Monopoly board unveiled
People can now rent or buy Wellington Zoo, Westpac Stadium, and Weta Cave.
War medals stolen in Masterton burglary
War medals and a collection of watches with high sentimental value were taken.
'When I look at my son I'd pay double'
The trials, tribulations and elation of getting pregnant with medical assistance.
Wellington paramedics in action
Photographer works with 26 Wellington Free Ambulance staff to put together an exhibition.
Auckland house values drop for first time in six years
Now's the time to buy if you're looking for your first home: mortgage broker.
Eco-friendly surfboards in finals of Low Carbon challenge
Six innovative, environmental solutions have made it to the finals for the challenge.
Jail for huge child sex abuse material collection
Salman Alhisaynawi's computer contained 222,704 images and 10,340 videos of abuse.
Missing Wellington man found
Anyone with information on Dylan Riley-Strong's whereabouts urged to contact police.
Wellington: Weta's infestation
The streets, parks, museums, airport and zoo are teeming with creations from Weta.
Rise in infertility among New Zealanders
The trend in infertility is rising. So what can Kiwis do to improve their chances?
'Remarkable recovery' in kids' drug scare
Three children rushed to hospital after swallowing drugs are doing well.
Fare reduction 'massive' for students
Students may have up to $30 a week extra to spend once public transport fares are reduced.
Ronald McDonald House: 'Home when our family needed one'
When plans for Ronald McDonald House dropped, many parents of sick children were shocked.
Last-minute efforts to save Wellington's trolley buses
Today is the final day for the trolleys, with the network being switched off tonight.
Court quashes claims for special patients
The claims brought by the three patients spanned about 13 years.
Not guilty plea to stabbing broadcaster's son
Jon Gary Edwards appeared in Wellington District Court today and pleaded not guilty.
Broadcaster's son not attacked, police say
Hugh Soper was not attacked, but instead fell down a bank, police have said.
First annual commemoration of NZ Wars
Martin Johnston looks at the first commemoration of the NZ Wars.
Corrections 'thank' charity with donation
A Corrections employee spotted a call for baking goods on Facebook.
Kapiti Coast with the most
A break on the Kapiti Coast is an enchanted chance to unwind, writes Cloe Willetts.
Guilty plea over pedestrian death
Alison Ngaire Cooper pleaded guilty in the Porirua District Court this morning.
Pole dance deserves to be called a sport
Comment: If you were outraged to hear pole dancing is now a sport, this is for you.
Alleged foodbank theft was 'necessary'
Michael Hawkins said he withdrew the money to keep the charity going.
H&M opens its doors in Lower Hutt's Queensgate Mall
Lower Hutt prepares for arrival of fashion retail giant.