Wellington Mayor to meet Minister in battle for social housing subsidy
Three-quarters of City Housing tenants pay more than 35 per cent of their income on rent.
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Eleven nurses resigned in 10 days at Wellington ED, union says
From workforce of nearly 70 fulltime positions, 26 nurses have resigned within 12 months.
Students called out for lying about mental health to get work extensions
Students faking mental health issues have been called out by those with legitimate needs.
Heavy snow, 120km gusts in store for Wellington on Sunday
A strong wind warning is in place from 4pm Sunday, and snowfall is expected to 300m.
Wellingtonians warned to clear drains with heavy rain forecast
The region is bracing for a second dumping of heavy rain in less than a month.
Andrew Little on hostile reception from GPs: 'Not here to be licked up and down'
Andrew Little faces hostile criticism from a crowd of GPs who adored Ashley Bloomfield.
'We'll walk with you': Friends and supporters of Quentin Rew racewalk from the pub
Supporters of Olympian racewalker Quentin Rew are keeping pace with him from the pub.
Subsidy for troubled Wellington council social housing would cost $100m over four years
Greens say the Government has the resources to support both state and council tenants.
Arts festival gets $300k payout after theatre delay put programme at risk
The flagship event for Wellington will go ahead despite St James theatre remaining closed.
'We can't grind our city to a halt': Businesses form coalition over Wellington transport plan
Group says Let's Get Wellington Moving is moving in the wrong direction.
Options revealed to slice and dice Wellington City wards before local elections
More elected members, city-wide councillors and ward amalgamation are on the table.
Security issues, short-staffing concerns addressed in Wellington's overcrowded ED
Health and safety concerns raised to from staff at Wellington's Emergency Department.
Nine dead who had RSV - including six in Auckland
No infected children succumbed; RSV may not have been cause of deaths, says ADHB.
Employment Relations Authority rules in favour of bus drivers on split shifts
The ruling confirms bus drivers working split shifts are entitled to more breaks.
Kiwi beer capital named world's second largest brewery scene
You'll find twice as many breweries as libraries in this world beer capital.
$400 house listing in the capital asks flatmate to leave six hours of the day
The listing also stated the flat's desk could only be used by the current flatmate.
'I don't want to go to Rotorua': Burnt car victim speaks out
Three cars were destroyed and at least two others damaged.
Capital's 'money-go-round' arts venue subsidy headed for review
The arts sector says venues aren't affordable making it difficult to present work.
Capital Letter: If Transmission Gully is one day late builder must pay $7.7m
If the long awaited motorway is one day late, it will cost the builder $7.75 million.
New building consents: How the major regions compare, and why Wellington is lagging
New stock not coming online to the same degree as other cities a 'cause for concern'.
Revealed: 'Vibrant' work wins Parkin Drawing Prize 2021
Mark Braunias' abstract artwork caught the judges' eye for its "raucous energy".
Impact of the Dawn Raids in the Wellington Region
Wellington's Pasifika community has reflected on the impact of the Dawn Raids.
Kāpiti Coast residents fear repercussions of ramped up snapper fishing
MPI wants to increase catch by as much as 133 per cent following rejuvenated stock levels.
MediaWorks' inquiry meeting delayed: When staff will learn details of QC's report
The Herald understands staff were informed of the change last night.
New entrant brings 'everlasting summer' to Cocktail Wellington
Cocktail Wellington runs throughout the month of August alongside Wellington on a Plate.
Woman with terminal cancer waited 30 hours for hospital bed, doctor claims
Wellington Regional Hospital's ED has been close to full capacity for months on end.
Wellington on a Plate kicks off month of culinary delight
Wellington foodies and city visitors are in for a culinary extravaganza this August.
Chasing the mace: Have the Black Caps made up for past failures?
NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.
Wellington council mulls arts festival payout after theatre delay
Council documents confirm the theatre will not re-open in time to host the festival.
Covid-positive mariners breach MIQ rules in hotel
CCTV footage picked up the isolated workers in contact with each other at hotel.
Heavy rain only partly to blame for pipe's failure
The pipe burst twice in one week and sent wastewater spewing into Porirua Harbour.
Wellington bus drivers accept fourth offer in pay negotiation wrangle
The new deal brings an end to six months of tension and acrimony.
Sky Sport inquiry: More than 60 workers spoke to investigator
A letter was also sent to the executive team outlining issues some workers were facing.
IRD finding short-term accommodation after staff sent home due to seismic risk
About 1000 staff are working remotely after a seismic risk was found at Asteron Centre.