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Matariki fireworks to light up capital's waterfront tonight
The fireworks will cap off this year's Matariki festival in Wellington.
The fireworks will cap off this year's Matariki festival in Wellington.
Firefighter Jes Sorensen is retiring to write his memoir and work on his house.
Severe frosts are expected for South Island locations including Alexandra and Queenstown.
Netsafe has also received nearly 14,000 civil complaints under the Act.
Members protesting what they claim to be zero consultation in development discussions.
Police attended the collision at 12.30am on Thursday, after a car hit a tree.
The council currently has no plans to introduce alcohol bans at their premises
"It was just frustrating that nothing was being done for her, like no arrests being made."
Only 9.7 per cent of people in CCHB have received their first dose of the vaccine
Restaurateur said the chef was using a burn injury as an excuse not to go to work.
Councillor left shocked by how much of the city has been 'locked up' from development.
Over the years, Wellington's off-road mountain bike trail network has gone gangbusters.
Judge says concern for Malachai Wylie's mental health played significant part in decision.
One woman was turned away from Canada due to a historic sex work charge.
The city is struggling with driver shortages and preparing to reduce peak-hour timetables.
People were shocked, but councillor Iona Pannett was never going to vote against heritage.
A Napier mum is terrified of losing her four-month-old daughter who is in ICU with RSV.
Four members of the Down syndrome community honoured for their successes today.
Around 20 children are currently in Wellington Hospital with respiratory illnesses.
Passengers: 'Everything was up in the air in the plane, it was pretty crazy.'
Monsoon Poon owner says 70 per cent of his workforce comes from overseas.
Wellington Hospital has seen more than 20 babies due to the spread of a RSV virus.
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A nasty pair of fronts are set to bring rain, snow and gales to central and southern NZ.
The name will be officially gifted to the tree with a plaque unveiling on Tuesday.
A shipment of 150,000 vaccines has arrived two days early.
Wellington City Council has applied to remove a caveat registered at Shelly Bay.
The North Island, Te Ika-a-Māui, might see frosty conditions tomorrow.
Experts believe the pandemic has caused people to re-evaluate their priorities.
The Economist has developed a 'normalcy index', which ranks nations by their progress.