Beanie-making social enterprise takes off
About 150 people are queuing to join a "sell one, give one" beanie-knitting enterprise.
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Sex attack victim: 'If I'd known I wouldn't have walked there'
A second victim has described her attack by a suspected serial predator.
How the zoo keeps animals warm in winter
The otters can often be seen piled onto their heated rock, enjoying its warmth.
New Anzac memorial honours Kiwi heroes
Words of Kiwi soldier can be heard at memorial at Maryborough, Queensland.
Wellington bus strike causes 'heavy delays'
The system was already struggling with new buses, routes, and timetables.
Magnitude 5.2 earthquake shakes centre of country
It was located around 25km northwest of Picton.
Social media cafes set to open in NZ
Instagramesque cafes, popular in South Korea, are popping up across New Zealand this year.
'Scream and I'll kill you': Police hunt serial sex attacker
Detectives believe up to twelve assaults are possibly linked by similar criminal behaviour
'Scream and I'll kill you': How one victim escaped a possible serial attacker
Grace Leung was attacked as she walked home in 2011. Now police are re-investigating.
'Not one dreamed of leaving his post'
Heroic efforts of Kiwi troops at Gallipoli honoured in new Anzac memorial.
Helicopter pilot admits lying on medical forms
The pilot was prescribed sleeping tablets and anti-anxiety medications.
Found: Edmund Hillary's passport application
Passport applications of Ed Hillary and other notable Kiwis have been revealed.
Elderly woman missing in Wellington has been found
Police were searching for Marion Twitchet, who was reported missing this afternoon.
Giant blaze at scrap metal centre seen from Wgtn
Clouds of smoke can be seen for miles as firefighters battle blaze.
Tracking tech to tackle modern-day slavery
Samantha Jones wants to make it easier for consumers to make ethical choices.
Exclusive five-star hotel for bugs
See the difference between a male and female wētā. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Mental health inquiry: Hope stirs amid the wreckage
Mental health inquiry hears public rage and frustration, but confident change will come.
The H-Files: Mother first NZ driver to lose life in car crash
First car driver to die in New Zealand was a South Canterbury farmer's wife in 1906.
Jacqui Colley wins Parkin Drawing Prize
Last year's winner was a draped assortment of cut up carpet.
Sir Bob's remarks used against him
The businessman is suing for defamation over a petition to revoke his knighthood.
Toiletries drive to tackle hygiene poverty
People are often choosing between basic hygiene products, and food for their families.
Secret hearing about Kiwi's cancelled passport back in closed court
The case is suppressed as it could prejudice the security or defence of New Zealand.
How far can the food truck boom go?
Are food trucks and trailers still profitable business model? Vendors weigh in.
Heavy delays from Wellington to Kāpiti after crash
People heading from Wellington to the Kāpiti Coast are being urged to delay their travel.
The humble town with New Zealand's hottest property market
Home values in the town of 6800 people jumped more than 25 per cent over past year.
A look back on some of New Zealand's celebrity animals
As we farewell the whale, we remember some of our favourite celebrity animals.
Kit bag owned by Sir Edmund Hillary goes up for auction
A kit bag that belonged to Sir Edmund Hillary could be yours for $10,000 to $20,000.
The whale or the fireworks - not both
Wellington's first Matariki fireworks hinge on whether the whale stays in the area.
Remote working for 100 new employees
More than 100 new Wellington retail workers will get to avoid the daily commute.
'Security risk': Killers could walk out of high-risk facilities
System failures could result in patients walking out of high-risk facilities.
Community creates labyrinth for winter festival
Free workshops are open for people in the Hutt to get involved in.
12 questions: White Fern teen star Amelia Kerr
The 17-year-old White Fern says women's cricket has come a long way in terms of equal pay.
Immunity 'travesty': Diplomat won't pay a cent of $20K landlord's bill
Diplomatic immunity means Eva Tvarozkova is not liable for unpaid rent and damages.
Passengers delayed nearly three hours after plane struck by lightning
"There was a big flash outside and the plane definitely shook a little bit."