'We'll walk with you': Friends and supporters of Quentin Rew racewalk from the pub
Supporters of Olympian racewalker Quentin Rew are keeping pace with him from the pub.
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The flagship event for Wellington will go ahead despite St James theatre remaining closed.
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Options revealed to slice and dice Wellington City wards before local elections
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Security issues, short-staffing concerns addressed in Wellington's overcrowded ED
Health and safety concerns raised to from staff at Wellington's Emergency Department.
Employment Relations Authority rules in favour of bus drivers on split shifts
The ruling confirms bus drivers working split shifts are entitled to more breaks.
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Capital's 'money-go-round' arts venue subsidy headed for review
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New building consents: How the major regions compare, and why Wellington is lagging
New stock not coming online to the same degree as other cities a 'cause for concern'.
Revealed: 'Vibrant' work wins Parkin Drawing Prize 2021
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Impact of the Dawn Raids in the Wellington Region
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Kāpiti Coast residents fear repercussions of ramped up snapper fishing
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MediaWorks' inquiry meeting delayed: When staff will learn details of QC's report
The Herald understands staff were informed of the change last night.
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Woman with terminal cancer waited 30 hours for hospital bed, doctor claims
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Wintry weather set to replace warm spell
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Man dies in water incident at Castlepoint
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Chasing the mace: Have the Black Caps made up for past failures?
NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.
Revealed: The cheapest and most expensive places to rent in NZ
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Wellington council mulls arts festival payout after theatre delay
Council documents confirm the theatre will not re-open in time to host the festival.
Toxic mould closes lounge, sections of library in Lower Hutt
Hardwick Smith Lounge and the first floor of Petone Library have been temporary closed.
Heavy rain only partly to blame for pipe's failure
The pipe burst twice in one week and sent wastewater spewing into Porirua Harbour.
Wellington bus drivers accept fourth offer in pay negotiation wrangle
The new deal brings an end to six months of tension and acrimony.
Five new MIQ Covid cases, WHO staffer's NZ mercy dash from Fiji
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Sky Sport inquiry: More than 60 workers spoke to investigator
A letter was also sent to the executive team outlining issues some workers were facing.
IRD finding short-term accommodation after staff sent home due to seismic risk
About 1000 staff are working remotely after a seismic risk was found at Asteron Centre.
30,000 aged 65-plus still unvaccinated in Wellington Region, as Covid vaccine rollout moves to group 4
Thousands are still unvaccinated from group 3, as the rollout moves to Group 4 this week.
Wellington police use of force justified, but arrest method 'unsuitable'
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Rural GP with 1300 patients quits NZ after a year in residency limbo
More than 1300 people have lost their skilled young doctor at Ōtaki Medical Centre.
Services disrupted as bus drivers to vote on fourth pay offer
It's the latest development in a long-running saga over their collective agreement.