Restore Passenger Rail protesters released from custody on bail
Protesters have appeared in Wellington District Court on charges of endangering transport.
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'It's off the table': Wellington Mayor withdraws offer to meet with rail protesters after disruption
Tory Whanau had offered to meet with the group on Monday but they did not engage with her.
Parliament protest: Behind the scenes of the 'incompetent' negotiations
The IPCA said police negotiation efforts left them 'looking incompetent'.
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'Lucky someone didn’t get killed': Report into Parliament protest released
The Independent Police Conduct Authority found police were justified in their response.
Truck rolls into Hutt River with driver still inside
Emergency services were called to the crash at 10.30am.
Watch: Protesters glued to Wellington Road
Police carry off Restore City Rail protesters after they had glued themselves to Adelaide Road in Wellington. Video / Vita Molyneux
Central League MVP out to end the pain game
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Rail protesters in police custody after gluing themselves to road
The protesters blocked the Terrace Tunnel on Monday.
KiwiRail fined $350k after crew member crushed at work
The worker's injury continues to impact his everyday life.
Sweeping beauty: Cleaners praised for attempting to extinguish Wellington bin fire
The council has praised its sweepers for trying to sweep the fire out.
Weather: Flooding across Wellington as torrential rain soaks city
The council is urging people to stay home where possible.
How carbon could combat Wellington’s earthquake-prone buildings
Researchers have found a quick, cheap way to strengthen buildings.
‘Mum drinks too much and that’s when I got hurt’: Girl, 5, hurt in assault
Doctors observed bruising and a "significant hematoma" on her forehead.
Raising the roof: Businessman shells out half a million dollars for special 50th birthday gift
Businessman talks about his $500,000 birthday present to his beloved footy club.
Alleged burglar charged after person found with serious injuries
Police found the person seriously injured at a Feilding property.
Rail protesters' behaviour 'disappointing' - Wellington mayor
Four people were arrested after blocking SH1 at the Terrace Tunnel on Monday.
Foot found at beach identified as remains of missing man Fiva Pita
Fiva Pita has not been seen since Christmas 2022.
Four protesters charged in relation to motorway disruption in Wellington
The four people sat in the middle of State Highway 1 this morning.
Container ship breakdown in Wellington harbour is third incident in less than a year
Wellington's harbourmaster has raised concerns with Maritime New Zealand.
Protesters bring Wellington traffic to a standstill after blocking motorway
The protesters are blocking the Terrace Tunnel.
Dire Strait: No emergency towing vessel on standby to help ships in strife
NZ's most powerful tug would take one day and 16 hours to get to Auckland.
Lawyer working in Abu Dhabi chosen as National candidate for Wellington Central
National deputy leader Nicola Willis formerly stood in the seat but has moved electorates.
Man asks court to declare him legally dead
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'Act of God': Tenant not liable for window blown off hinges in storm
The tenant kept his window ajar for ventilation against mould and dampness.
Gone but never forgotten: Bushwhacker's wife on the love of her life
“I was very proud to be his wife and we had a really neat life together.”
Customer 'sick' after spotting swastika earrings in op shop
The charity said they were providing their staff with more awareness training.
Harbourmaster issues ultimatum to owner of classic yacht at risk of sinking
Marina staff have resorted to pumping water out of it every few days to keep it afloat.
Record crane count reflects busy building sector
Queenstown had the biggest increase: crane numbers shot from eight last year to 15 now.
'Tornado kid' recalls bedroom being destroyed, impaled by glass in storm
The sleepout was lifted into the air with Rhiley Stevens inside and then thrown back down.