Man guilty of Wellington storage fire
A Wellington man has been found guilty of setting fire to a storage facility, destroying millions of dollars worth of property.
A Wellington man has been found guilty of setting fire to a storage facility, destroying millions of dollars worth of property.
The apology from State Services boss Iain Rennie to the complainant at the centre of the Roger Sutton affair and public servants in general has been welcomed by his minister, Paula Bennett - but she has indicated another slip-up will cost him his job.
Start warming up your air guitars - the band responsible for one of the most complicated songs to perform on Guitar Hero is coming to New Zealand.
The problem-riddled Interislander ferry Arahura will be retired from service and replaced next year, it has been announced.
A train hit a pole in Lower Hutt last night and brought down overhead cables at the Ava Station.
A crane driver is stuck inside a toppled container crane at Wellington Port this morning.
Owners of nine Wellington heritage buildings will receive $150,000 from the council's Built Heritage Incentive fund.
A former Malaysian High Commission staffer accused of assaulting a Wellington woman at her home has failed in his bid to have his bail conditions relaxed.
A man accused of stabbing another person in an incident believed to be related to the find of a man’s body in a Tauranga driveway has appeared in court.
Fans of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings trilogies will have the chance to have a close up look at some of the costumes worn by the stars of the films at a Costume Trail throughout Wellington.
A teenager who left behind a trail of blood before he was found lifeless in a Tauranga driveway yesterday morning has been named.
The owners of 200 storage units lost everything when a Wellington facility became the target of an arson, a court was told today.
The trial for the man who is accused of setting a Wellington storage facility on fire, destroying millions of dollars worth of property, has started in the High Court
A trial for the first people in New Zealand to be charged with people-trafficking will involve witnesses flying from India to give evidence.
A special advanced screening of the last film in the Hobbit trilogy is being aired in a small Wellington cinema, marking the end of an era.
A bus driver tearfully apologised to the family of a woman who was killed by the bus he was driving at an emotional coronial inquest today.
The Interislander ferry Arahura is stranded in Wellington Harbour with 61 passengers aboard after losing power this morning.
Attractions at Westpac Stadium — aka the Cake Tin — make a trip to the capital imperative, writes Jared Savage.
The Wellington Employers Chamber of Commerce is welcoming the news the city will get a new convention centre by 2017.
A GO Wellington bus driver who defied "common sense" when he abandoned his bus with the engine running and passengers on board will not get his job back.
An man armed with a knife robbed a Lower Hutt dairy yesterday, police say.
A man brandishing a gun tried to rob two cash van security guards today -- but the guards refused to hand over any money.
A Malaysian diplomat facing sexual assault charges appears set to return to New Zealand this Friday.