‘High-level intelligence’: Group of 79 youth offenders of concern in ram raids
The youngsters are being raised in an environment of 'habitual and normalised offending'.
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Fourteen exemption applications made to new water regulator
One is from Wellingon Water relating to chlorine.
Life-size Lego dinosaurs coming to Wellington
The finishing touches are being put on the building ahead of its opening.
'A little bit of love' needed for Cook Strait ferry staff
Multiple breakdowns and cancellations have also been hard on staff.
Sky Stadium executive calls for harsher penalties for pitch invaders after 13 arrested
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Kaitaki ferry out for two weeks, Interislander disables Facebook comments
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‘Repeated dishonesty’: Doctor forged document saying she passed exam
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Labour selects former councillor Fleur Fitzsimons for Rongotai electorate
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At least five trespassed after pitch invaders mar Warriors win
It comes after a season in which the league stated it would review its security policies.
Rising Kiwi running star goes 'feral' on quest for Paris Olympics
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Wellington traffic: Queues backed to The Terrace tunnel after crash
All lanes are now open but motorists should expect delays as congestion eases.
Prominent lawyer says he shouldn’t be struck off for misconduct
“She was a vulnerable client who was badly let down.”
Kiwi sprint star smashes records at national champs
Zoe Hobbs set a New Zealand and Oceania record - and it was only the heats.
Interislander ferry to resume passenger sailings after mayday
The ferry operator acknowledges the past few weeks have been "rough" for customers.
Thirteen kiwi released into the Mākara hills near Wellington
There was a slight delay releasing two of the birds, as one was pregnant.
Hutt blowout: Cost of shared path and seawalls skyrockets to $79m
The road was affected by adverse weather events eight times last year.
Man stabbed several times in Wellington assault, police plea for witnesses
The assault is believed to have occurred in Newtown at around 4.30am.
Parliament protests one year on: 26 cases remain before courts
More than 250 people were arrested during and after the riot that occupied Parliament.
Booklet to make raising a child with a rare disorder a bit easier
Kiwi CRPS has released an important booklet to help parents of kids with rare disorders.
Community work 'manifestly excessive' says driver in fatal crash
Lucilla Brunt caused the fatal crash that killed a teen and injured two others.
Ferry problems: ‘Agitated’ Interslander passengers stuck on vessel in harbour
Interislander says a fault on the Kaitaki meant it could not sail.
Editorial: Euphoria over Black Caps' win understandable
OPINION: Our editorial on the one-run test victory over England in Wellington.
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Queues out the door for Wellington’s In-N-Out popup
Just minutes after the burger outlet opened, people were lining up for a taste.
Opinion: Heartbreak and the need for ‘folding’ in Hawke’s Bay
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The veteran bowler inspired New Zealand to an 'unfathomable' victory over England.
Intellectually disabled man's child porn conviction quashed
A prior judge compared a conviction to 'branding' or 'cutting off ears'.
Wellington mayor faces challenge to rates hike plan
Tory Whanau had the numbers to withstand a slew of amendments to the council's budget.
Consumer NZ claims ferry operators failing to meet their obligations
Consumer watchdog says ferry operators have misled passengers about their rights.