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A tenant was paid $500 by landlord Wellington City Council over inaction of complaints.
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Protester who punched officer was 'defending his wahine toa'
Anthony Woods one of around 120 people arrested on February 10 during Wellington protests.
Ministry wants explanation about contracted fake judge at Parliament protest
The fake judge was linked to an Auckland provider, Transitioning Out Aotearoa.
The case for councillors, mayors, and their kingdoms
Candidates and voters need to untangle themselves from a vicious cycle.
Tory Whanau on the Greens, cars, and election hoarding drama
The Wellington mayoral candidate says she can put her Green party politics to one side.
Alternative proposed to controversial Wellington cycleway plan
Myles Gazley said his proposal was safer for cyclists.
Wellington council chasing $17k in parking fines after Parliament protest
255 fines are yet to be paid.
Parliament protest 'judge' stood down from senior role with prominent health provider
Man who wore a wig and brandished a gavel in front of Parliament now subject of a review.
Drive-by shooters 'only wanted to scare'
The pair will continue to serve their sentence behind bars.
Treasury officials working on plan to fund Govt's multi-billion mass transit vision
Transport Minister Michael Wood says they are due to report back to Cabinet in February.
Woman unable to sleep in own bed after indecent assault
'No one should feel afraid to fall asleep' - Victim.
Water tragedy: Body pulled from the sea at Titahi Bay
Police were called this morning after reports someone was seen in the water.
Snap building closures driven by untested WorkSafe guidance
Several high-profile buildings in Wellington have abruptly closed this year alone.
Five hundred police brought in for Tamaki's protest
New figures show police were well stocked up with staff for the anti-Government protest.
Police spent $3.7m responding to Parliament occupation
The cost of the occupation has ballooned by more than $1 million.
NZ airline releases 'all-you-can-fly' tickets
A thousand tickets for three months of unlimited travel around New Zealand for $799.
Wellington breathes sigh of relief as protest dissipates
Brain Tamaki reckons up to 6000 people came to protest. Police think it was about 1500.
Wellington mayoral candidates open to amalgamation
Businesses have called for amalgamation in a pre-election report.
Protesters leave Parliament grounds as demonstration wraps up
Police said no issues were reported as the group marched to Parliament today.
Wellington City Council cancels bus lane tickets
If you have already paid for a ticket, you might be getting a refund.
Tamaki announces new political party; holds 'mock trial'
Today's protest is led by Destiny Church founder Brian Tamaki.
Focus Live: Brian Tamaki's anti-government protest in Wellington
Thousands of anti-government protesters led by Brian Tamaki march to Parliament Tuesday morning. Video / NZ Herald
Focus Morning Bulletin: 23 August, 2022
The Capital prepares for another protest, rogue MP Gaurav Sharma faces judgement and more money for flood-ravaged parts of the country in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Wellington businesses call for amalgamation in pre-election report
Businesses say the city's leadership has been inward-looking and complacent for too long.
Bullying at Parliament - meet the man trying to get rid of it
Parliament is not a toxic place to work, says boss Rafael Gonzalez-Montero.
Focus: Roads closed and concrete blocks in place as Wellington braces for protest
Roads have been closed, concrete blocks moved in, and temporary fencing installed around Parliament on Monday evening as the city braces for the anti-government protest. Video / NZ Herald
Interislander's Aratere sailings cancelled for urgent repairs
There's an issue with the ventilation system for the engines.
Live: Barriers up, roads closed as Wellington prepares for convoy
Protest leader Brian Tamaki arrived in the capital yesterday.
Wellington police investigating two ram raids overnight
It's believed the incidents are connected.
'Decade of hell': Parents' grief after son's suicide
No recommendations in Coroner's report despite criticisms of health professionals.
Beloved Frank Kitts playground won't open in time for summer
The commercial building business doing work on it went into liquidation earlier this year.
Cook Strait ferry suffers propeller 'fault', returns to port
It appeared the ferry's ability to turn had been compromised.
Fire in middle of strike on Stokes Valley road
A fire has broken out on Stokes Valley right in the middle of the strike. Video / NZME
Parliament protest: Council staff to work from home, convoy to descend on capital
The protest convoy may also set up a picket in Picton.