Townhouse residents 'gutted' over proposal to remove parking
Residents bought the townhouses with the understanding they could park on the street.
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Man found critically injured on SH2 in Wairarapa, motorway partially closed
Police say State Highway 2 at at Ahikōuka will be closed for several hours.
Loafers Lodge contamination after fire ‘unbelievable’
Former residents gain legal reprieve in a bid to salvage their belongings from building.
Concern terminals won’t be ready in time for mega ferries
Treasury calls in independent consultants to review the cost pressure KiwiRail is facing.
'Tour de force' in heritage restoration wins Property Council award
Sensitive refurbishment and amalgamation of the buildings takes prize.
Police apply to withdraw charges against broadcaster Sean Plunket
Plunket faced two charges of unlawfully publishing court documents.
Dad takes daughter to court to stop rape claim emails
The accusations were made against the father, and one of the recipients was his boss.
Motel where Joanne Ingham found dead among buildings similar to Loafers Lodge
Wellington City Council has released the names and addresses of 25 buildings.
Loafers Lodge murder accused to keep name suppression for at least two months
The man was excused from appearing at his court hearing today.
Council data breach included details of crash that killed Porirua teen
Bailey Patmore was travelling in a car with five others and had squeezed into the boot.
Opinion: Council data breach third misstep in as many months
From falling street lamps to miscalculations, the council cannot afford these errors.
No power in some households, high prices in others
Our most vulnerable and cash-strapped NZers are paying around 15 per cent more for power.
Disruptions as hospitals suffer 'significant' outage
People would still receive urgent and emergency care, Te Whatu Ora assured.
RNZ journalist accused of editing stories with pro-Russian sentiment resigns
At least 36 re-edited stories have now been identified during an RNZ review.
Ex staff member at top Wellington school discharged without conviction for assault on student
The man cuffed the teenager on the back of the head for swearing, the judge said.
Victoria University confirms 229 jobs on the line, courses may be axed
More than 300 people attended a protest in Wellington today.
Man accused of causing nine fractures to baby appears in court
The baby was admitted to hospital on New Year's Eve, and the man was arrested in April.
'Turn this crime juggernaut around': Dairy owners head to Parliament
Organiser Sunny Kaushal said lines needed to be drawn before there was another murder.
Hard work the recipe behind Rovers’ rampant form
Napier City Rovers' epic attack scores 23 goals in just five games.
A Capital Letter: Rising costs prompt review of new Interislander ferry terminals
OPINION: Treasury says landside costs have 'increased significantly'.
Investigation into ‘serious harm data breach' after Kiwis in crashes have medical details released
Wellington mayor Tory Whanau was extremely frustrated with the council data breach.
Throuple's $2m property dispute ruling a 'minefield'
How the decision affects the workings of the courts is yet to be seen.
Polyamorous ex-throuple's property case ruling praised
Brett Paul said the ruling recognised the years he and his partners had spent together.
Polyamorous ex-throuple property dispute leaves Supreme Court split
The throuple lived in the multi-million dollar property together for 15 years.
Ferry passenger stabbed with scissors
Defence of insanity not available to man who stabbed passenger with scissors.
'You do not have power over me any more': Wahine toa praised for confronting abuser
"I have a bright future and there is so much hope for me," survivor tells court.
'Sorry': Protester who incited Parliament protest fires hadn't been in trouble before
Now he's serving home detention after being sentenced in court.
Dire Strait: KiwiRail selling Interislander freight ferry
KiwiRail purchased Valentine in January this year.
Wellington hit and run: Man allegedly four times legal limit at time of crash
Two pedestrians are in hospital, one critical in ICU after they were hit on Sunday.
Killer appeals conviction for brutal murder of Raymond Karl Neilson
Reuben Gibson-Park set his victim's body on fire after beating him to death.
Students to protest in support of teachers amid rolling strikes
The PPTA says strikes will keep going as it looks through the recommendations.
Man charged over alleged hit and run
The man is due to appear in court this morning.
NZ's biggest builders: The contenders with $100m-plus workloads
They're nipping at the heels of the biggest operators.
Holiday Records brings vinyl manufacturing back to Aotearoa
Co-founder Ben Wallace says the rise in demand for vinyl has kept the team on their toes.