Police appeal for witnesses after man shot in Porirua
The victim is in hospital in stable condition after the incident early on Sunday morning.
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Person in hospital after being hit by car
Wellington Free Ambulance was called just before 9am.
Four protesters arrested after closing SH1 in Wellington
It's the fifth time the group has protested this month.
Football: Young Kiwi prospect putting in the hard yards on and off the pitch
When the full-time whistle blows, Alex Mort starts thinking about heading to work.
30km/h speed limits proposed for 93 per cent of Wellington streets
Wellington City councillors have voted to put the draft plan out for public consultation.
Eastern Hutt Rd landslip: Large trees at risk of falling to be removed
One of the southbound lanes will be closed today and tomorrow.
Tōtara planted at Parliament to mark Charles III's coronation
A donation of $1 million to Trees That Count is New Zealand’s gift to mark the coronation.
Crown successful in appealing 501 deportee’s case against returning prisoner legislation
The man, known only as 'G' was deported to New Zealand in 2019.
Wellington skipper says waterfront balustrades would prevent deaths
Teacher Isaac Levings is among several others who have died in the same area.
Police stop Restore Passenger Rail protest before it starts, one in custody
It's the latest action from the group which has blocked several highways across Wellington
A Capital Letter: Wellingtonians are fed-up with disruptive protests
Protesters who want the Government to restore passenger rail have crossed a line.
'We just had joy for 25 years': Parents speak of grief at son's Wellington Harbour death
His parents say the pain of their son's death will remain with them for years to come.
Some Interislander sailings cancelled due to sickness, uptick in crew shortages
Interislander says illness and recruitment issues both affect crew availability.
'We will remember them': Choristers faint in capital sun, crowds turnout for Anzac
A sunny day saw thousands turn out to ceremonies but proved a hindrance for performers.
Choir members assisted off the stage at Anzac event as sun belts down
The choir were seated in direct sunlight, showing visible signs of sweltering.
Coldest morning of the year so far for some, more chilly weather on the way
Kiwis are in for some more cold nights from the middle of the week.
More Wellington rail protesters arrested after blocking motorway
Police are worried the protesters run a real risk of being seriously injured.
Great-great-grandmother's portrait a finalist in awards
The artist is honoured to be selected for the emerging Māori artist awards.
Wellington’s water whirler snapped in half, followed by midnight skinny dip
The Len Lye sculpture is worth $300,000.
SH2 reopens after slip cleared at Remutaka Hill
Drivers are cautioned to take an alternate route if possible or delay travel.
Wellington council investigating more fencing after tragic harbour deaths
More fencing is being looked at to deter people from accessing the wharf edge.
Man found dead in Wellington harbour was treasured teacher and fine sportsman
The Elmwood Normal School community is at a loss over the tragic death.
Wellington traffic: Mt Victoria tunnel re-opens after crash
The tunnel was earlier closed in both directions.
Environment Minister allows Auckland Council reprieve on Government intensification push after floods, cyclone
'Extension to enable staff to investigate flooding impacts and its implications': Parker
Missing primary school teacher's body found in Wellington Harbour
Social media posts say he attended the 1975 concert at TSB Arena before disappearing.
Rogue cow grazing at Wellington’s Scorching Bay is a repeat escape artist
The beast, known as Harriet Houdini, lives in a paddock nearby.
Ferry service planned for Shelly Bay construction workers and Scots College students
A ferry stop at Shelly Bay could be up and running by the end of this year.
Restore Passenger Rail protesters released from custody on bail
Protesters have appeared in Wellington District Court on charges of endangering transport.
Companies appeal $270k fine for incident that left worker with brain injury
The Taranaki-based agricultural business wants the fine reduced by $40,000.
'It's off the table': Wellington Mayor withdraws offer to meet with rail protesters after disruption
Tory Whanau had offered to meet with the group on Monday but they did not engage with her.
Parliament protest: Behind the scenes of the 'incompetent' negotiations
The IPCA said police negotiation efforts left them 'looking incompetent'.
Joiner still loves his job after two decades
Craig Martin has celebrated 20 years of working at Kitchen Creators.
'Lucky someone didn’t get killed': Report into Parliament protest released
The Independent Police Conduct Authority found police were justified in their response.
Truck rolls into Hutt River with driver still inside
Emergency services were called to the crash at 10.30am.