Wellington's Next Top Mould-el: Competition launched to find worst flat
An advocacy group gives out cash prizes to renters of the Capital's worst flat
An advocacy group gives out cash prizes to renters of the Capital's worst flat
Former Ministry of Transport senior manager stole $750,000 from the organisation.
Wellington City Council goes back to the Government for access to critical subsidy.
Up to $185b will be needed for pipes across the country over the next 30 years.
The 10-level building is opposite Parliament and has been covered in wrapping for months.
The Wainuioamata community has sacrificed its marae for the kaupapa of 'saving lives'.
There are now just seven suburbs in Wellington with median house values less than $1m.
Five people have spoken out about alleged sexism, sexual harassment and bullying.
The NZ Geographic Board wants to consult on a name change for a central Wellington area.
Police are looking for information on two cars which may be linked to a fire yesterday.
The incident began yesterday around 11.45am near the Basin Reserve.
The journalist behind the story says there are strong opinions on both sides.
Councillors have spent a gruelling day thrashing out the final details of their budget.
Horizons has bought a farm allowing it to build a wetland that will improve water quality.
Police have arrested two youths in relation to an assault in Masterton yesterday.
'Whānau isn't just names on a paper, it's people, it's stories, it's smirks in a photo.'
Police were told an unidentified person approached a student on a bicycle in Waikanae.
The Tramways Union has sent two proposals to NZ Bus to settle the pay disputes.
Council now considering a Community Housing Provider to solve financial problems.
This comes after allegations of misconduct at other media outlets.
Wellingtonians will have a great opportunity to catch the lunar eclipse tonight.
Six artists from Kāpiti will be exhibiting work at the NZ Art Show over Queens Birthday.
Makeshift bike path on one of Wellington's busiest roads was only the first, group says.
Let's Get Wellington Moving is facing a budget blowout and might not be delivered in full.
short-term and long-term improvements have been presented at a briefing.
The May 16 assault took place at 3.20am on Wakefield St, and caused moderate injuries.
$7.7 million has been proposed for city safety improvements in Wellington.
Health and safety is important to potters too. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Carparks converted to discourage taxis and ride-shares waiting at bus stops.
'It was horrific and tragic what I saw, and for at least half an hour I was just shocked.'