Wellingtonians urged to protect their cars as theft spree continues
The spike in thefts began in February.
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Why you can't use your debit card or phone to tag-on to public transport yet
The already delayed National Ticketing Solution project is undergoing a 'reset'.
100 teens in Wellington street brawl, throw cans at police
It took about 35 officers to clear the area.
New partnership deal between Wellington council and iwi
The treaty, named Tākai Here, sets a framework for ways they will work together.
New kids on the block: Hollywood star scores waterfront NZ location for burger chain
Superstar brothers' burger outlet is moving into the site of a former well-known eatery.
'Safe and sensible': The schools sticking with mask mandates
Some schools join doctors' and scientists' call for classroom mask mandate over winter.
A group of kids, the youngest aged 12, caught breaking into cars
They were caught interfering with vehicles in the Waikanae Beach area in the early hours.
Wellington steps into the 21st century with electronic payments on trains
Snapper cards will be used on the network after a successful trial on one train line.
Wairarapa man arrested for arson and $500,000 gold bullion fraud
The 63-year-old man is due to appear in Masterton District Court today.
Meridian building latest office block deemed potentially earthquake-prone
The award-winning green building was constructed in 2007 on Wellington's waterfront.
Kiwi university scholar allegedly murdered by estranged husband in Sri Lanka
Apsara Wimalasiri was home in Sri Lanka for a visit when she was killed.
Arise interns allege bullying, hush money and '20-hour' days
More former members have come forward with allegations.
Inside the mind of engineers: How a building went from quake-prone to not
A second opinion meant a Wellington pool no longer needed millions to be spent on it.
High Court rules MIQ lottery 'not demonstrably justified'
The Government's MIQ system was unfair and some Kiwis were shut out of their country.
Opinion: Don't just blame the current Govt for rising crime
When did we become a country where ram raids aren't out of the usual?
23 Covid deaths, 9830 cases as Omicron wave continues in South
Yesterday there were 6380 new cases in the community.
House or travel? The new question for the 20-somethings
In many ways the answer for young people has already been decided.
Sex offender asks for convictions to be quashed
Judges can warn juries when evidence could be unreliable if more than 10 years has passed.
Anzac Day: 'Terrified' parents at memorial to son's death
Parents of one of three flyers killed tell of harrowing journey over past 12 years.
Seven arrests following two firearm incidents in Wellington
One incident in the CBD this morning and another in Tawa are believed to be linked.
Anzac weekend: Traffic building, crash blocking SH1, mixed weather bag
Traffic is building across the country as many take to the road for the long weekend.
Paekākāriki residents enjoy the quiet life after new road opens
Locals hope their coastal towns now become destinations.
Help save Otis: Wellingtonians generously donate for teen with rare cancer
A jetski, jewellery, luxury holidays and much more are up for grabs at the gala night.
Wellington's St James Theatre reopening delayed, again
The heritage building has undergone three years of significant earthquake strengthening .
Mahanga Bay occupation: Council and police demolish temporary structures
The occupation formed after the anti-mandate protest at Parliament was broken up.
Shelly Bay protesters and iwi Trust collaborating after years of unrest
Mau Whenua has been occupying the land earmarked for development for 16 months.
NZSO partners with 50-strong Pasifika choir to record songs from the islands
The collaboration is part of NZSO's quest to be an "orchestra for all New Zealanders".
The ultimate tour for chocolate fans
Wellington Chocolate Factory knows a thing or two about Easter treats.
Worst week in 15 years: How one bar fared during work-from-home phase
In the first week in March the pub made less than on a pre-Covid Friday.
Police car towed after reversing into barrier pole on Transmission Gully
It's the second incident involving a police car in as many weeks since new road opened.
Easter weather: Wind and rain warning as temperatures drop
It's a mixed bag of weather this Easter.
No commute, more family time: The big company letting workers move away - and take their city wages with them
Xero senior project manager David Michl now works from his home office in Wanaka.
Easter traffic crawls after three-car motorway crash, warnings for motorists escaping Auckland
The collision occurred about 10.30am near the Te Irirangi Drive off-ramp.
'Overworked, overwhelmed, taken advantage of': The heartbreaking testimony of Arise Church ministry school interns
Church pastor - 'I want to say I am deeply sorry for any hurt caused.'