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Kindergarten kids join strike for climate
Waihi people are divided over kindergarten kids joining a global strike for climate.
Child reportedly hit by car outside school
Police called to the scene in Crofton Downs just before 3.30pm.
Beer and Cider Awards kick off in capital
Judges cannot spit out the beer but only end up drinking about two pints per day.
'Rotten care': Elderly rest home residents dying due to low level of help - union
Reports of man dying after being too scared to report infected wound due to low staffing.
H-Files: Ex-lover murdered with a chef's knife
Chef murdered ex-fiancee in her mother's Whanganui home after love turned sour.
Climate scientist wins $100,000 prize
The Victoria University professor won the award at an event in Wellington today.
Road worker hit and killed on SH1 in Wellington
Emergency services were notified of the incident at 9.28pm yesterday.
Pedestrian critical following crash in Wellington
The southbound lane is completely closed and motorists are asked to avoid the area.
Pandemic influenza memorial delayed
Low-key influenza memorial a lost opportunity for pandemic planning, say researchers.
Te reo Māori Bohemian Rhapsody shared on Queen Facebook
Video of the performance at Te Matatini went viral and now been given another boost.
Big Read: Meet the man who cleans up the crime scenes
GRAPHIC WARNING: Carl Loader attends crime scenes to clean up after police have finished.
Drizzly start to the weekend with risk of thunderstorms for parts of NZ
The drizzly start to the weekend in Auckland and Northland is set to persevere today.
10-hour Terrace Tunnel standoff: Man pleads guilty
The man involved in a 10-hour standoff with Wellington police has pleaded guilty.
Electric scooter claims plummet during Lime scooter ban
In 6 months, ACC claims for electric scooters has reached $739,184, most in Auckland.
Five years since MH370: Kiwis' connection to major air disasters
Four people with links to New Zealand died in the 2014 Malaysia Airlines disasters.
Wellington pride parade set to be biggest yet
"We welcome everybody, we don't dictate what people wear."
Pressure on for skaters at Bowlzilla
Skaters will be vying to be at the top, at the national competition in Wellington.
Call for Vic Uni vice-chancellor to resign
A ten-thousand strong petition against the name change has also been reopened.
Wellington beaches to go smokefree
The beaches and a pedestrian area near Lambton Quay will go smoke free this year.
Lagoon death a 'tragic accident' family say
Sarah Mayne's family described her as a loving and kind person, at her funeral last month.
Victoria Uni reviews 10pm drinking kick out
Vic is fighting a liquor ban in Kelburn Park- a well known haunt for students.
Mojo's Paywave convenience without the fees
How one Kiwi business gets the convenience of Paywave without the heavy price.
Soundbites: Eminem's hectic show a crowd pleaser
Over 20 years Eminem has amassed an eclectic fan base and they all came to watch him.
Ice cream chain's $20k Paywave fee shock
Kaffee Eis had to pay more than $20,000 in Paywave fees over the last 16 months.
What will Cook Islands change its name to?
Cook Islands have a long history with name changes and sixty options are on the table.
Daredevil who destroyed $300k sculpture only has to pay $1000
Breaking the Water Whirler nearly cost Hunter Macdonald his life, his lawyer says.
Ugly attacks mar schoolboy athletic competition
A school statue and sign has been left covered in graffiti.
Rest home village murder: accused in court
Police were called to the property yesterday and found Edith Roderique dead.
Vic Uni name change 'not our business'
Councillors say it's not the role of WCC to have an official position on the issue.
Couple accused of stealing $69k worth of jewellery from The Warehouse
Can you help identify these people?
Disgraced professor: Second rest-home sex complaint
Police were unable to gather enough evidence to prosecute Wellington journalism lecturer
'Sea of plastic' after Eminem's Wellington gig
46,474 people attended - but there was a dark side that didn't sit well with many.
Home spared from mortgagee sale now up for auction
Last time the house went up for sale, viewers weren't even allowed inside.