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Former top public servant and raconteur dies - but he leaves great work stories
The man with rich stories about working with Sir Rob Muldoon and David Lange.
'I'm sorry': Wellington council backtracks on pool and library cuts
One resident was brought to tears during the marathon council meeting.
Wairarapa man jailed for possessing, importing child sexual abuse material
The man appeared at Wellington District Court today where he was sentenced.
'Perfect storm': KiwiRail reveals what led to mega ferry cost blowout
KiwiRail has also issued a stark warning about the state of Cook Strait's infrastructure.
Two students expelled from school after brutal attack
Two students involved in an attack on another student have been excluded from school.
KiwiRail fronts select committee amidst rail rage and ferry fury
KiwiRail bosses will face up to three hours of questioning.
Explained: The bigger picture behind the Port Hills fire
With most of summer over, NZ is only beginning to get its most dangerous fire conditions.
What a US-based travel writer really thinks of New Zealand
One US-traveller speaks frankly: "I was not expecting a pleasant journey."
Wellington dips into storage lakes as water shortage looms
Wellington is past the highest-risk period although there are still hot, dry weeks ahead.
Wellington City Council cost crunch - what's on the chopping block today?
Swimming pool and library hours could be reduced to cut costs.
This Kiwi airport is the most expensive to catch an Uber from
You may want to check the bus schedule when arriving in this city.
'Crisis contagion': Expert weighs in on supermarkets rats and mice problems
Crisis management expert says industry is at risk of 'crisis contagion'.
Auckland's trains and hot tracks: Is it 'overkill' or necessary?
'We've had hotter days and haven’t seen closures before.'
KiwiRail visited South Korean shipyard after Government scuppered ferries
KiwiRail is now in the process of cancelling the contract with Hyundai Mipo Dockyard.
KiwiRail cancelling mega ferry contract with South Korean shipyard
KiwiRail's chief executive previously indicated the contract could be salvaged.
World-renowned Wellington restaurant announces closure
'The world has changed since those doors opened, and so have we.'
The inside story of Wellington's subversive 70s theatre group
Introducing the great, romantic tragedy of New Zealand's Red Mole theatre group.
Property Insider: Bombshell decision on 40-level tower; what's wrong with airport's new carpark?
What's everyone really talking about in property? It's all here in one place.
'Beautiful' Wellington teen Otis Hill dies after two-year cancer fight
The 17-year-old died in hospice on Monday.
Teacher, 52, charged with pensioner's murder, appears in court
Helen Gregory died as a result of a violent act, police said.
Wellington Children's Hospital evacuated after suspected gas leak
Twelve fire appliances are in attendance.
The key questions for KiwiRail as it fronts on ferries
Editorial: It was an annus horribilis for KiwiRail - but can our mega ferries be salvaged?
Fears women will bear brunt of public sector cuts; MBIE cost-cutting plans revealed
The PSA says history shows women 'suffer disproportionately' from public sector cuts.
Police charge 52-year-old woman with murder of pensioner Helen Gregory
Police think items were dumped in the Porirua landfill by a person of interest.
‘Exciting times’ - Second Costco supermarket tipped for Auckland suburb
Rolleston was thought to be site of a second store. Now, that's changed. Bosses are mum.
Scam victim horrified nine others lost $800k after he reported $1m fraud to banks, police
The victim sent 20 separate money transfers of $50k each over just eight days.
Temperatures set to be colder than normal for much of country
Forecaster says warm weather set to return for most places next week.
Police probe brutal schoolgirl attack at Upper Hutt College
Other pupils film and laugh at the vicious attack. None try to intervene.
Teen's love of music a source of strength against terminal cancer
Otis Hill was given three months to live back in 2022.
Fran O’Sullivan: Wellington Club's Machiavellian games pose risks for leaders
OPINION: Wellington Beltway’s slippery shoals can complicate quest for seasoned leaders.
'Worst case scenario': Wellington firefighters may resort to sea water if shortages worsen
Fenz is also planning to bring water tankers into the region if restrictions get worse.
'It's sick, it's vicious': Strippers call on Parliament for fair working conditions
"They profit off our trauma. They traumatise us and then they get to make money off us."
Leak on Wellington’s Cuba St causes small sink hole
Wellington Water has now prioritised the leak and it will be fixed on Sunday.