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Fireworks' long history in New Zealand
Fine for unlawfully letting off fireworks in public places introduced in 1850
Sexually-exploited 14-year-old 'worldly', lawyer says
The victim said Kelly took her in at a challenging time and exploited her.
Airport paints giant Pride rainbow ahead of festival
The rainbow is 3000sq m, equivalent to eight netball courts.
Eminem to bring record numbers to capital
Wellington's population will swell to the highest on record on Saturday.
$112 million signed off for Town Hall
The fate of Wellington's Town Hall will be revealed today, after a budget blow-out.
Scammers hurting legit sellers
Scammers causing troubles for people trying to sell legitimate concert tickets to Eminem.
NZ school students join global strike for climate
NZ school students plan to join a global "strike for climate" on March 15.
'She was an angel': Cancer takes 'beautiful little girl'
Little Isla was 'doing ok' up until last Christmas, then the cancer came back.
Cinema staff made redundant as building remains closed over earthquake risk
Wellington Reading Cinemas employees "stunned and confused" with news of redundancy.
The staggering cost of bad housing on Kiwis' health
Injuries, hospital admissions from bad housing cost NZ up to $164m a year: researchers
Why zoo's baboons had to be euthanised
The baboons' quality of life had drastically dropped, and no other homes were available.
The national kapa haka festival is coming to Eden Park
Te Matatini, the national kapa haka festival, will be hosted at Eden Park in 2021.
Te Matatini finalists brave wet weather
The national kapa haka festival is going ahead amid possible heavy and thundery rain.
Bikelash: What drives hatred of cycle lanes?
Researchers have delved into the causes of "bikelash" against city cycle lanes.
Break out the blankets and brollies - cold snap hits NZ
Cyclone Oma is headed off north, but a cold southerly will bring rain and winds today.
Baboons euthanised at Wellington Zoo after fighting
Baboons Habib, 14, Osiris, 7, Les, 17, and Rafiki, 15 were all put to death.
Residents in Titahi, Porirua, asked to conserve water after key pipe burst
The leak affected people in the seaside suburb of Titahi Bay.
Festival has 'Māori-ised the capital'
Thousands of people have travelled from around the country to attend the festival.
Watch: Ballerina 20 metres tall dances on Wellington Harbour
The fountain has not been used this way since 1983's Sun Festival.
Convicted sex offender may have taught kids
It is understood the man did not go through background checks.
Man admits killing 5-month-old stepson
He has admitted that he killed the baby, but says it was not murder.
Revealed: The man accused of beheading Wellington pensioner
Eugene Baker is charged with murdering Francis Tyson on November 30.
Mercury rising: Kapa haka Bohemian Rhapsody lights up Te Matatini
Queen's iconic hit song has rung out at the gathering in Wellington.
'Unruly tourists' accused of roofing scam want to get out of jail
The men will find out tomorrow whether they can be bailed.
Te Matatini lights up Wellington
More than 40 teams are taking part in the country's national kapa haka festival.
Landlord gives bar one hour to leave premises
A Wellington bar was given 60 minutes to get out.
Alleged roofing scammers appear in court
Police found the trio at a Lower Hutt property in the early hours of the morning.
Feather in Collegiate's cricket cap
Whanganui Collegiate 1st X1 win the coveted Heathcote Williams Challenge Shield
'Unruly' tourists: Police seek three men for alleged roofing scams
James Nolan, Tommy Ward and William Donohue currently have active warrants to arrest.