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Home detention to look after the kids
A mother of two who defrauded a university of almost $500,000 has been granted home detention.
A mother of two who defrauded a university of almost $500,000 has been granted home detention.
A Wairarapa woman who died of injuries suffered while trying to rescue her cat from a cabbage tree had been stuck in its branches for up to two hours.
Part of a mall now at risk of a collapse after last month's tremors is coming down today.
A major crash has blocked a major route across the Wellington region this morning.
Tourism will weather last month's magnitude 7.8 quake, but Treasury is warning the total cost of the disaster could reach up to $3 billion.
Information centre will help people and businesses recover after the November 14 quake.
There are now four buildings at Wellington's CentrePort which could be demolished following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake.
A Wellington mother is furious her son was disqualified from running barefoot from an inter-school event but a local sporting body says it agrees with the school's decision.
Wellington Police have arrested seven people over a city-based methamphetamine dealing syndicate.
A man accused of throwing a chunk of concrete at a person, severing the person's big toe, has had his matter called in court.
The signs of summer are among us with pohutakawa trees flowering already and forecasters say the official first day of the season on Thursday will be calm and dry.
Otaki sisters Maizy and Philadelphia are polar opposites, but they share a talent for film-making. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A teenager faces a court hearing for allegedly saying "this teacher is mean as f***" in a public place.
Plans for an expansion of the parliamentary complex in Wellington, which will involve two new buildings at a cost of at least $100 million, have been unveiled.
As demolition starts on quake-hit 61 Molesworth Street, the family who were living there say they're struggling and helpless.
Wellington's wild wind has put the brakes on the demolition of a severely earthquake-damaged office building in the central city.
Final demolition work is set to begin today on an earthquake damaged Wellington office block.
Wellingtonians and people living on the top of the South Island were shaken awake as a strong quake rattled the centre of the country.
The demolition of three buildings in Wellington will be brought forward in light of last week's 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Two of
Most of the country's political reporters are being evacuated from their building at Parliament due to damage caused by this month's 7.8 earthquakes.
Demolition of 61 Molesworth Street has started this afternoon.
Part-time workers, casuals and temps in Wellington are unable to get to their jobs, and have no safety net.
Videos have emerged of a police pursuit in Porirua which ends in the driver getting out of his vehicle and running on foot.
Earthquake damage at a retirement village has forced the company to demolish an entire block of 40 units.
Alternative work spaces are being arranged for hundreds of office workers kicked out of the Asteron building. The building, which
Demolition work on the quake-damaged building at 61 Molesworth Street in Wellington central is due to start today, hopefully after lunchtime.
Wanted man using social media to avoid police, says detective.
The company that let people live in a Wellington commercial building may face council prosecution.
The Asteron building, at 55 Featherston St, is the latest Wellington building to be evacuated due to earthquake safety concerns.
Green Party co-leader James Shaw has decided to run in Wellington Central again in 2017.