Meghan charms Kiwis with te reo in speech
Duke and Duchess of Sussex get an enthusiastic welcome in Wellington.
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Royal fever leaves fans in tears
Kiwi fans were excited to catch a glimpse of the royals, Prince Harry and Meghan.
Braunias on Tour: 'Suits...Loved Suits. Obviously I'm here mostly for Meghan'
Steve Braunias joined the royal watchers in the crowd in Wellington yesterday.
Watch: Tēnā koutou katoa - Meghan's stirring 'Bravo NZ' speech
Duchess of Sussex gives speech at reception hosted by Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy.
Royal mini-me star struck by Prince Harry
Prince Harry and Meghan took time to meet and greet their fans in Wellington.
As it happened: Harry and Meghan's first day in NZ
Prince Harry and Meghan have wrapped up their public meet and greet.
World reacts to Royal arrival in New Zealand
Prince Harry and wife Meghan have dotted down in the land of the long white cloud.
Royal tour: 'Hi Harry, I'm Harry' - close encounters with the Sussexes
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been welcomed to New Zealand today.
Fake Halloween blood sparks ambulance callout
Man in nurse's uniform found passed out in a lift was covered in fake blood.
Four words raised alarm: Jami-Lee Ross' text to lover
National's rogue MP sent a four-word text message to his lover which sparked fears.
Must be time for a party clean-out
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Rolling out the red carpet: Businesses gear up to host Harry and Meghan
Kiwi businesses are preparing to roll out the red carpet for royal visit next week.
Man threatens stepfather with machete
Joshua Forman also said his stepfather needed to have his head cut off.
SUV in the trees after dangerous driving through capital
An under the influence driver damaged several cars and may have broken a pedestrian's leg.
Council 'breathtakingly arrogant' over Wellington buses
Bus operators and a union spokesman are addressing a select committee this morning.
Traffic chaos lands Wellington tradie $1m Lotto win
Road closures on SH1 on Friday lead to purchase of winning Lotto ticket.
No regional fuel tax for Wellington
The council says it is not in discussions over the fuel tax.
Wellington teen to host royal couple
She will host Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex at a Wellington cafe.
Revealed: Reggae star charged with assaulting partner
The singer has been fighting to keep his name secret since April.
'Scratched head to toe': Xion's gruelling night lost in bush
Xion Flaws walked for hours through painful gorse bushes after going missing on Sunday.
Māori leader Sir Ngātata Love dies
He was a powerful advocate for Māori on a range of issues.
Meningococcal death: Boy, 16, attended Kerikeri High School
Meningococcal disease confirmed as cause of teen's death.
Wellington bus drivers' strike delayed
Bus drivers in Wellington have delayed strike action until Thursday citing legal reasons.
Horror fall: How helmet saved 10-year-old boy's life
10-year-old Te Awanui is recovering well after a skull fracture and brain injury.
Overnight in the bush: Boy, 9, found by member of public after 12-hour search
Mother thanks searchers after 12-hour ordeal.
Small Business: Tapping into growing greeting card market
Postcard creator Mark Baigent talks operating in a market with "horrendous" competition.
Police seek help from public after Wellington child goes missing
Zion Flaws went missing from earlier this evening and there are concerns for his safety.
Brett Hall murder trial: Accused faces retrial
Retrial ordered after police slip-up sees murder trial collapse
Three weeks old, days to live: 'We're not giving up on baby'
Kalais was born on September 26. His teenage parents are now preparing for his funeral.
Woman: Beast of Blenheim attacked me and cops joked
A victim of Stewart Murray Wilson's says police failed to take her allegations seriously.
Holiday weekend hell: SH1 closed north of Wgtn until 8pm
SH1 north of the city will be closed until at least 8pm.
Lawyer says Bridges could file injunction over more phone calls
National Party leader Simon Bridges could file for an injunction against Jami-Lee Ross.
'Don't go there' - the hospital junior doctors don't want to work for
Whanganui Hospital has huge challenge to improve its ranking by junior doctors.