Manager at Sir Peter Jackson's firm charged with fraud
The manager at Sir Peter Jackson's company has pleaded not guilty.
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Hundreds march for teen suicide awareness
People have travelled from across the country to Parliament.
Iwi leaders speak out over Shelly Bay allegations
Claims parcels of land at Shelly Bay were sold to fund Eastbourne development.
Victoria University to reveal decision on name change battle
The university's council is meeting today, press conference scheduled this afternoon.
'Stupid' Te Papa museum visitor ignores signs, climbs on $700,000 exhibit
The woman claimed to be a close friend of the late Kiwi legend John Britten.
Girl who disappeared: New theory in 58yr cold case
New theory claims missing teen Wendy Mayes' body hidden in construction site in 1961.
Ditch the winter coat - stellar weather to continue
Mild, settled weather not going anywhere.
'This listing looks a bit fishy': Bizarre car listing on Trade Me
The bizarre auction for Mercedes-Benz doesn't only feature several photos of the vehicle.
Eminem and National Party case reaches Supreme Court
How much National should have to pay for the breach may go to appeal again.
Your weather: Country to bask in warmer temps this weekend
Temperatures are forecast to soar 6C above average in some parts of the country.
Lundy appeal focuses on brain tissue
The Supreme Court reserves its decision after hearing arguments this morning.
Watch: Bus driver slammed for ignoring 'vulnerable elderly man' at stop
Police called after concerns for safety of man who appeared to struggle finding his home.
Project Doris: When France secretly built a beacon on NZ soil to target nukes
Archives NZ files reveal our 1980s horror over a French antenna on the Chatham Islands.
One critical after crash between cyclist and car
The incident happened in the Ngaio Gorge, where roadworks are due to start.
Shelly Bay developer takes on Sir Peter Jackson
A group within local iwi has become an incorporated society as it prepares for litigation.
Immigration visa delay 'a nightmare' for same-sex couple seeking sanctuary in NZ
Officials are procrastinating about what city couple can live in, leaving them worried.
Self-defence class held in the thick of it
Emme McKay tests out a new self-defence class that helps protect you from bar brawls
Sex charges laid against murder accused
The murder accused is charged with sexually assaulting the victim and a 12-year-old girl.
Thousands without power: Storm lifts roofs and floods roads in Christchurch
Christchurch slammed by crazy weather, Wellington next in line.
Tenant compensated for surprise construction
Caitlin Bates received only five days notice a house was to be built in her back yard.
Batten down the hatches: Wet, windy weather sweeps country
A low pressure system over the South Island is moving north.
Sunday arvo traffic hell: Worst jams predicted for weekend holidaymakers
The heaviest traffic flows could persist for more than five hours at some hotspots.
Inner-city Wellington building cordoned off
City councillor says the cordon is a last resort for the heritage-listed building.
Scots College headmaster accused of 'sexist' remarks ahead of girls joining roll
The all boys' school will be co-ed from 2020.
Anzac Day in Wellington: 'Our diversity is a source of strength'
There has been a cry for peace at the National Commemoration Service for Anzac Day.
Anzac Day across the country: We will remember them
Kiwis across the country have come together in solidarity.
One dead after two serious crashes overnight
Four vehicles, three crashes, two dead, two serious
Te Papa extends Gallipoli exibit for three years
The exhibition was created with help from Weta Workshop.
Wellington bomb scare followed bus driver's stoush with passenger: witness
A 41-year-old man is in custody and due to appear in court tomorrow.
'Snake oil salesmen and The Sopranos': Peter Jackson rails against $500m development
Sir Peter Jackson in fresh war of words over $500m Shelly Bay development.
Enjoy warm start to long weekend - it won't last
There's a fine start to the long weekend for most of the country - but it won't last.
Big Read: The battle for Shelly Bay
Fresh consent for development at Shelly Bay is expected to be lodged imminently.
Mystery donations for battle over Shelly Bay
Financial statements show at least a quarter of a million dollars has been donated.