Rachel Rose: Climate change campaigner can do the maths
Bill McKibben is in NZ to talk about taking on business interests over climate change.
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Burglar threatened disabled woman for fun
The woman no longer feels safe living in the community alone.
Council scraps butt bylaw
Dropping cigarette butts was already covered under the Litter Act.
Wellington aiming to be Te Reo Maori capital
City council is working to raise the status and use of the language.
Freedom camping extension approved
Committee members agreed to extend a freedom camping area in Evans Bay.
Sports stars among 58 new cops
There are 58 officers graduating police college in Porirua tomorrow.
Monkeys recovered after zoo break-in
Keepers were able to gain the monkeys' trust by feeding them their favourite treats.
Local boy on the world stage: Clarke Gayford talks being 'First Bloke'
Gayford talks preparing for fatherhood, meeting royalty and how he and Ardern met.
Victoria University may look at name change
The university's research and teaching is not getting the recognition it deserves.
New walker model to help elderly
People are having falls because they didn't want to use their walkers, Phil Bracen says.
Auckland house listings, prices fall
'Typically, when Auckland gets cold, the rest of the country also suffers'.
20-tonne sculpture 'largest' in Wellington region
The 20-tonne sculpture is being installed on a Lower Hutt roundabout.
Home detention for meth dealer in poor health
Jamie Liu's health contributed to his sentence being reduced to home detention.
George Michael's last work coming to NZ
Last interview took place two day's before singer's 2016 death, friend says.
Charlie Chadwick: A hard working man who loved his family
He was an active man, a meat worker that ran a lot and was well known for his martial arts
Jetstar flight forced to return to airport
The Wellington-bound flight was turned back because of an engineering issue.
'Stop that guy': Group effort brings down robber
An alleged thief was tackled and held down until police arrived.
Why Weta Workshop is using Alibaba
Alibaba's Alipay and Tmall are attractive options for Kiwi businesses, merchant says.
Wellington school to totally scrap NCEA
Kathy Lloyd-Parker says her school is the first in Wellington to drop NCEA altogether.
Dead prisoner 'set up', family say
Jonathan Antipas was "crushed" by his imprisonment, his family says.
Police to train recruits in Auckland
Pilot scheme hopes to attract newcomers put off by moving to Wellington for 16 weeks.
Lest We Forget: Anzac Day remembered by young and old
About 18,000 people gathered at the Auckland War Memorial Museum for the dawn service.
Money laundering of nearly $1m in drug bust: police
Bail denied for alleged ringleader of Bay of Plenty synthetic cannabis supply chain.
Why large touring acts bypass Wellington
Wellington is missing out on events worth an estimated $26 million each year.
Doctor forges colleagues signature on prescriptions
Stephen Augustine was working as a surgeon when he committed the forgery.
Local Focus: The town with the strongest Anzac tradition
Anzac Day will again see Tinui's population explode. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Highly reckless' boatie convicted for sailing unsafe yacht
The vessel didn't have a working radio... lifejackets, charts or other means to navigate.
Rifles will not fall silent
Key to Anzac Day rifle-shot tribute is link to police, ex-solder says
Russell Simpson and three mates head for Himalayas
Russell Simpson and friends want adventure - and $250,000 for charities
One critical after car and bus crash
One person has been flown to hospital following the crash.
Seabed mining decision due within 6 months
Packed court room for seabed mining appeal hearing in Wellington, with many arguments.
Push to get young offenders back to school
Youth Court education officers cut youth reoffending by almost three-quarters.
Wandering cat Mittens a Wellington personality
Wellington people are often found asking "whose cat is this?"