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There is a "contingency plan" in place, according to an airport spokesperson.
Convicted killer and child sex offender wants supervision lifted despite his 'high risk'
Basil Mist spent 20 years in prison for killing his girlfriend and sexually abusing girls.
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Prison escapee accused of rape has prior convictions for similar offending
The man has been convicted twice before for similar offending.
Dentist fights to keep job after 'appalling' botched procedures
One patient spent $32,700 on work another dentist said would fail 'catastrophically'.
Winter ailments plague families
Winter illnesses putting pressure on children, parents and caregivers.
Man faces manslaughter charge after alleged drunken hit-and-run
Casidhe Maguire died after being hit by a car near Te Papa in Wellington.
Convicted murderer claims fatal knife attack was self defence
Warren Pay plunged a knife into the heart of Faapaia Fonoilaepa during a street fight.
Phillip John Smith sentenced for Covid-19 dishonesty offending from prison
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Dire Strait: What Cook Strait ferries investigation has discovered
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'Real risk' of leak: Law firm suffers cyberattack
Customers received an update yesterday warning there was a 'real risk' of a leak.
Cabbies claim almost $1m lost through Covid-19 levy policy
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'Beautiful and caring' hit-and-run victim remembered by colleagues
Cass Maguire will be farewelled by loved ones next week.
'Give me your money or I’ll shoot': Gunman jailed following kidnapping rampage
Two victims - including a teenager - leapt from their second-storey to escape the gunman.
Young mum dies after hit and run, Ashley Bloomfield pays tribute
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'Incredibly risky': Customers question how travel firm lost millions on crypto in bull market
"I can’t imagine what they did to lose all of that money."
'Big waste': Consent granted for bus depot on prime waterfront land
There is space for up to 120 buses at the depot planned on a narrow coastal road.
81yo waited a year for surgery - it was cancelled as she sat in the waiting room
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Wellington records more than 7000 sewage spills in five years
New data released to the Herald reveals the scale of the capital's water woes.
'Unfair': Dad exasperated by health system months after 4-year-old's death
Wellington hospitals are coming under pressure this winter with long wait times.
‘We are always being watched’: Nicola Willis on Tory Whanau saga
Nicola Willis says politicians are always being scrutinised while out in public.
'Tragic:' Penguin pair mauled by dog
The two native penguins were killed at a Seatoun reserve.
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Wellington restaurant unfazed by backlash after mayor’s tipsy evening out
The Old Quarter's general manager said the eatery was still busy 'so who cares?'
Addiction counsellor escapes conviction for drink driving
Days later, he appeared on TV talking about being free from addiction.
Opinion: Capital punishment - tipsy mayor, unpaid bill and the reality about 'privacy'
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'People don’t know you': Christopher Luxon challenged by supporters
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'Tipsy' Tory Whanau denies asking 'do you know who I am' at restaurant
A waiter says the Wellington Mayor asked 'do you know who I am?' after being cut off.
Travel company that lost millions to crypto-trading received Covid wage subsidy
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