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Bill English spent today in Wellington, Jacinda Ardern in Dunedin.
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Top barks for the country's top dogs
The country's top police and detector dogs have been crowned at the national champs.
Killer Clown murderer in Court of Appeal
Killer Clown Karl Nuku has appeared in court in an appeal against a judge's processes.
Black Ferns' parade plans stalled
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Christchurch developer fights restrictions
David Ian Henderson is appealing the process used to place restrictions on him.
Five places to dine in Wellington with kids
Bronwyn Sell finds the best spots in the capital to feed the family.
Easy day for English nearly derailed
Bill English's day in National territory hit a couple of snags.
Women-only discount for Kate Sheppard show
Tickets to a "hit rock musical" about women's suffrage are being discounted for women.
Suicide prevention forum follows rally
Talks underway following arrival of rally which features suicide victims' shoes.
Māori language week celebrations begin in Wellington
Around 25 floats are expected to join the parade in Wellington.
Kiwi designer 3D-prints his own Venus flytrap
A Kiwi designer has created a synthetic Venus fly trap even creepier than the real thing.
Exercise and media blackouts - how Ardern and English cope with the campaign
How do Bill English and Jacinda Ardern cope with the stress of a campaign?
The dark secret of millionaire philanthropist
In public he was charming and generous. Behind closed doors, his family lived in fear.
Lorraine Skiffington dies after illness
She was a central figure in her partner Ngatata Love's fall from grace.
Neighbours catch alleged burglars in act
A neighbour saw two men loading goods from a house into the back of a 4WD.
1000 slips in Wellington through wet winter
Experts say city sprawl has made slips worse throughout the capital.
Train crashes into car in Wairarapa
The crash happened on a level crossing in Carterton just before 11am.
Dunne's exit sparks dogfight in Ohariu
The late exit of Peter Dunne has turned the Ohariu seat into a race of intrigue.
Work begins on new Wellington cycleway
The 1.5km path would connect Haitaitai and Miramar via Cobham Drive.
Brake problem contributed to cyclist's death
Bike shops are being urged to do more to stop preventable deaths.
Wellington Motorway re-opens following death
State Highway 1 northbound out of Wellington has been re-opened.
Minister: Protesters rubbed rat poison on me
Environment Minister has welcomed a drop of poison bait at the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary.
Wellington: Vote with your feet
There's no escaping politics in New Zealand, with only 20 days until the election.
Heavy rain causes slips to fall on roads
"Severe weather" warning: heavy rain in parts of Gisborne and northern Hawke's Bay.
Donations flowing for hit-and-run Kiwi
More than $10,000 donated to Kiwi ultra-marathon runner injured in US hit and run.
Weekend weather: Heavy rain for North Island
It's an inside day for most across the North Island.
Heartbeat: Te Horo's hopes and fears
Te Horo residents talk about their hopes and fears in election year.
Inequality 'death by 100 cuts'
Parties explain their tackling-inequality strategy as election looms.
How badly will a student flat fail rental WOF?
Wellington's just launched a rental WOF, so how does the average student flat fare?
$300 pounamu among leaving gifts for council staff
Council spends about $12,500 a year on gifts and cards for its staff.
Sir Michael Jones receives his honours at ceremony
Sir Michael Niko Jones is being welcomed into New Zealand Order of Merit.
Slip and flooding disrupts capital commute
Heavy rain has disrupted some public transport services in Wellington.