Transmission Gully: Fly through for a test run before it opens this week
Take an interactive flyover of Wellington's new $1.25 billion motorway.
Take an interactive flyover of Wellington's new $1.25 billion motorway.
Settled early autumn weather for most, but rainmaker targets soaked east.
It's been a big week for the NZ Herald podcasting team.
Changes ahead as vaccine mandates in many industries are set to expire on April 4.
The money was to bolster those businesses affected by the Parliament protests.
The festival is expected to go ahead in 2023.
An independent inquiry is under way after fluoride was stopped without residents knowing.
Almost 1900 complaints have been made about the policing of the protests.
"It's like when someone breaks into your house – it's so invasive."
Heavy rain and thunderstorms moved through the capital about 8pm yesterday.
Three Covid deaths were announced in the Wellington Region yesterday.
Doug Martin, founder of MartinJenkins, has been appointed to lead the inquiry.
Northland Rescue Helicopter pilot speaks about the Enchanter fishing boat rescue operation
The lunch was hosted by the Ambassador of Ireland at Parliament's Banquet Hall.
A man remains in Wellington Hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The man has life-threatening injuries following a serious assault on Saturday.
More than two weeks on, a realtor, midwife and project manager open up.
The two victims had called police earlier, concerned about a woman who was following them.
An LPG tanker was among the vehicles involved in the crash north of Wellington.
The five deaths reported today were in Auckland, Waikato, Hutt Valley and Canterbury.
An independent inquiry has been launched after fluoride was switched off last year
Waka Kotahi resorts to issuing a change notice after negotiations fail behind the scenes.
Fresh revelations emerge fluoride was turned off last year without residents knowing.
Kenepuru Community Hospital has 21 per cent of staff off work due to Covid-19.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport agency has instructed the contractor to open the road to traffic.
Wellington Water oversaw low and inconsistent levels of fluoridation for four years.
It is thought to be partially due to strong economic growth following lockdowns last year.
Necessary repairs mean residents could be left without fluoride in their water for months.
It's music to the ears of local businesses.
A compromise Waka Kotahi has agreed to means it's no longer out of the question.