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Passenger rail ripe for revival after hybrid trains announced
The announcement has sparked advocates' hopes of a nationwide rail revival.
The announcement has sparked advocates' hopes of a nationwide rail revival.
Latest OneRoof property value figures suggest downturn is coming to an end.
A woman complained to the Law Society that her lawyer allegedly borrowed $50,000 from her.
Its wound appears to have been caused by a predator attack or discarded fishing line.
Council says hundreds of thousands of passengers affected by KiwiRail's monumental failure
ANZ-Roy Morgan's consumer confidence index is still "extremely low" this month.
Stephen Anderson shot and killed six people at Raurimu - now he is set to publish a book.
On average 8-10 officers are attending the protests, which disrupt daily life in the city
His new accommodation left him with a 'painful' walk uphill.
The project is in its final stages with construction due to start this year.
Let's Get Wellington Moving has created fly-through visualisers of a plan to remove private vehicles from Courtenay Place and Lambton Quay. Video / Go Wellington
The man will appear in court today.
The victim is in hospital in stable condition after the incident early on Sunday morning.
Wellington Free Ambulance was called just before 9am.
It's the fifth time the group has protested this month.
One of the southbound lanes will be closed today and tomorrow.
A donation of $1 million to Trees That Count is New Zealand’s gift to mark the coronation.
The man, known only as 'G' was deported to New Zealand in 2019.
Teacher Isaac Levings is among several others who have died in the same area.
It's the latest action from the group which has blocked several highways across Wellington
Protesters who want the Government to restore passenger rail have crossed a line.
His parents say the pain of their son's death will remain with them for years to come.
Interislander says illness and recruitment issues both affect crew availability.
A sunny day saw thousands turn out to ceremonies but proved a hindrance for performers.
The choir were seated in direct sunlight, showing visible signs of sweltering.
Kiwis are in for some more cold nights from the middle of the week.
Police are worried the protesters run a real risk of being seriously injured.