Man denies Wellington bomb scare charge
The man has pleaded not guilty to a charge of making threats to harm people or property.
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NCEA overhaul: More emphasis on exams, literacy and numeracy skills
External assessment will increase from 30 per cent to 50 per cent in NCEA.
Tributes continue as friends struggle with Pua Magasiva's death
Pua Magasiva's former co-host Sela Alo says he's struggling with his mate's death.
Pua Magasiva mourned: Family thank public for support
Tributes continue for actor Pua Magasiva who died suddenly this weekend.
Sacked after one day: Cafe worker's total payout now $12,000
Costs order tops up trial cafe worker's legal win to more than $12,000 for a day's work.
Justin Lester launches mayoral campaign
The incumbent wants to end homelessness and remove cars from the Golden Mile.
Iconic menswear chain closes after 100 years
Staying afloat in today's retail climate has proved to be a "tough gig", says owner.
Narcos NZ: Agents who inspired Netflix show 'not surprised' cartels targeting NZ
The Herald spent six months with users, recovering addicts and those trying to save them.
Auckland fog: 50 flights cancelled before restrictions lifted
More than 80 domestic flights were affected before fog restrictions were lifted.
Police urge care when buying concert tickets online
Whangārei police are investigating complaints of online fraud from victims around NZ.
Residents back closure of high-risk local road
The road will continue to be closed because of safety risks and congestion.
Wellington consents up, but housing deficit remains
District Plan "close to breaking point" in some places and needs to change.
Man charged following fatal fight in Porirua
A man was found with serious injuries this evening but died at the scene.
China expert Anne-Marie Brady continues to be harassed
In 2017, her home was burgled and she suspected it was due to her criticism of China.
Lucky ones: Why surviving cancer in NZ is a lottery
Emma Russell talks to researchers and patients about what needs to change.
Commuters urged to take the bus after train disruptions
A mechanical fault has caused major disruptions to Hutt Valley trains.
Let's Get Wellington Moving needs a laxative
Councillors voice their frustration as the wait for the transport project continues.
Vic Uni name change row prompts law amendment
University name-change plan highlighted anomaly, Minister says.
Spate of mental health killings under review
Tight suppression surround five deaths being investigated by a coroner.
Narcos NZ: The South American meth smugglers targeting Kiwis
EXCLUSIVE: Mexican cartels are coming to NZ. So the United States DEA is following suit.
Woman who refused to watch safety video kicked off Air NZ flight
The woman failed to comply with the instructions of flight staff, police report.
Peter Jackson commissions independent report on Shelly Bay
Subject of film-maker's latest email is truck movement impact on a "fragile" road.
Four accused kidnappers of Wellington woman given name suppression
Four people were arrested and several vehicles were seized.
Four people arrested after Wellington woman kidnapped
An incident occurred in the Wellington CBD in the early hours of March 13.
Why breastfeeding mum was ordered out of pool
"I was shocked that anyone paid attention to me breastfeeding."
Vic Uni puts to bed more than just a name change
The university's council has unanimously agreed on the move.
Measles confirmed in Wellington
A teenage girl was in the Bay of Plenty before being hospitalised in Wellington.
Manager at Sir Peter Jackson's firm charged with fraud
The manager at Sir Peter Jackson's company has pleaded not guilty.
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.