What a coincidence - six couples celebrate 60 years together
All are living at Summerset retirement village.
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'Overwhelming' response to toiletries drive
Hundreds of products have been donated for people who can't afford them.
Haumaha bullying claims: Three women leave police HQ
Three women on joint justice project allege Wally Haumaha left them "disillusioned".
Man trades alcohol for sexual act with teen
The man was looking for a quick "release" from the stress of his life, his lawyer said.
Wellington aims to be first predator-free capital
In ten years 30,000ha of the city could be free from rats, stoats, and possums.
Rapist imprisoned for offending from the 60s
The man committed a number of rapes and indecent assaults more than 50 years ago.
'No means no': Student's inspiring open letter on sexual consent
"Can anything be done to stop this from happening again?" This student has the answer.
Moment All Blacks great was found slumped behind wheel at McD's drive-thru
Weepu had ordered his food, but passed out drunk at the wheel before he could receive it.
Weepu's drink-drive shame at McDonald's drive-thru
Former rugby star found slumped over the wheel in early morning food run.
Entertainer to appeal suppression ruling
Name suppression was lifted today after three months, but the man still cannot be named.
Wine judge talks pros and cons of the job
The judges are careful to give full respect to each wine they taste.
Millions being spent to make Welly resilient
Money is pouring in from different areas to help Wellington become more resilient.
Cheap sensors allow people to test heat of homes
The charity wants more people to be aware of how healthy their home is.
Jacinda Ardern arrives in Wellington with baby Neve
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has arrived in Wellington with baby Neve.
Power outage in Wellington hits 12,000 people
The power outage is affecting more than 12,000 people.
End of the Great War (exhibition): Plug pulled on Sir Peter Jackson project
National war museum plans binned as taxpayers face $13m bill to disassemble exhibition.
Police seek victim of late-night robbery
Social media footage appears to show the man being assaulted and robbed.
Axe-murderer fights parole decision
Axe-murderer John Ericson has gone to court again to challenge a parole decision.
Polytech second-half rolls jump with free fees
Jump in second-half domestic enrolments relieves financially strapped polytechnics.
Millionaire bankrolls Celia Lashlie film
'Secret millionaire' Garry Robertson told Celia filmmaker: "I'll fund this"
China's terracotta warriors to visit Te Papa
The exhibition comes with a $2.6 million price tag.
Oral surgeon appeals misdiagnosis fine
The delayed diagnosis meant the patient had to have a third of his tongue removed.
Alex Chapman: Power of sharing vulnerability with strangers
COMMENT: Alex Chapman shares what the Aspiring Leaders' Forum meant to him.
Public 'left in the dark' over suspected serial sex predator
Rape agencies say the public have a right to know information about a suspected predator.
Two words will get you upgraded in a hotel
A Kiwi and two Aussies have dished on what life behind the hotel front desk is like.
Four police recruits stood down
Police are also investigating an incident involving recruits and alcohol.
Diplomat's landlord in last ditch effort
Matthew Ryan is still trying to get back the $20,000 owed to him by a foreign diplomat.
Man who stabbed broadcaster's son sentenced
Henry Soper, 23, had been out with friends on the night of the attack in July last year.
Councillor appeals indecent assault conviction
Kāpiti councillor David Scott is appealing his conviction for indecent assault.
Seven-car crash causing delays on SH1 north of Wellington
The southbound lane south of the Raumati on-ramp has been blocked.
Beanie-making social enterprise takes off
About 150 people are queuing to join a "sell one, give one" beanie-knitting enterprise.
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.