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Harete Hipango: Passage of law frustrating when good ideas are dismissed
Applying the law as a lawyer was less complicated than attempts to shape and make the law
Applying the law as a lawyer was less complicated than attempts to shape and make the law
The alleged offender faces 69 charges in total, including numerous sexual offences.
The rise in the living wage rate is the smallest in five years.
The new streetlights should bring the power bill down from $684,000 per year to $225,000.
Aluminium composite panels similar to those on Grenfell Tower on edifaces in the capital.
The council is weighing up a number of ward changes, including bilingual names.
The signed print comes with a certificate of authenticity, and an eye-watering price tag.
High Court appeal against consents taking place in Wellington April 16-19.
People are buying bunnies for Easter and getting sick of them a few months down the track.
Exhibitions open since 1998 at Te Papa are closing for redesign.
Christchurch is the biggest market for this party-cycle company.
A fine day with relatively warm temperatures is forecast around the country today
Winds gusting from 80-120km/h and 4m waves made the rescue a 'challenging' one.
Two windsurfers reported to be stuck on a Wellington island are now safe.
Former Labour secretary likely to be first and last tried for blasphemous libel
Competition isn't just heating up between breweries but on supermarket shelves as well.
A former Porirua man has been found guilty on rape charges from nearly 60 years ago.
New Zealand researchers have found a better way to treat hypoglycaemia.
Dotcom wants to know what was captured in the recordings.
It was argued the product did not come under a section of the Smoke-Free Environment Act.
Judge Denys Barry reminded the jury people reacted in different ways to sexual assault.
Court judgement calls Terry Serepisos "guiding hand" in the disputed transaction.
Council asks locals to help by reporting suspected infections.
PM backs her minister, even though she concedes she knew Parliament was misled.
Five pōhutukawa trees at Pukeahu National War Memorial Park have been vandalised.
Founder of the eight hour working day is remembered as Wellington Trades Hall reopens.
Defence lawyer says it is not possible for the woman to remember so much detail.
The Department of Conservation has described their actions as arrogant.
The Wellington head office was significantly damaged in the Kaikoura earthquake.