Trains taken off tracks
All Ganz Mavags removed from service
Partygoers turn on cop
Four people were arrested after an alleged assault on a police officer attending a noisy party.
Phoenix confirm new coach
12:56pm BREAKING NEWS: Ernie Merrick is the new coach of the Wellington Phoenix.
Man denies waterfront assault
12 min ago A 27-year-old man rang police after he allegedly beat a man so badly his spleen ruptured.
New charges for incest accused
The father of a woman accused of murdering her baby faces rape and incest charges.
All action at Miramar Hobbit studio
Hobbit actors return to Wellington as filming resumes for the final two movies of the Sir Peter Jackson trilogy.
| 1:04pm | Man denies waterfront assault |
| 1:01pm | Trains taken off tracks
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| 12:56pm | Phoenix confirm new coach |
| 12:25pm | Good times for service sector |
| 12:20pm | Independent Liquor buys the Mill |
| 11:53am | Vic to honour distinguished ex-students |
All action at Miramar Hobbit studio
Partygoers turn on cop after noise complaint
Duck disaster spells end for Baxter
New charges for incest accused
Recognise asthma symptoms - bereft mother
Exits on new expressway gives public few choices
Mother just wants answers over missing son
Holwell sore after reunion surprise
Real estate summit a boost for capital
Broughton's Pulse in need of more control
Passion for animals fuels inspector's commitment
Expressway exits limit choices
People living at both ends of the McKays to Peka Peka section of the Kapiti expressway could face longer trips in some directions after it is built, which has some of them questioning the logic.
Mystery as China blocks NZ meat
The bill could skyrocket if tonnes of NZ meat continues to be blocked at China's borders.
Trustees to receive $14.5m boost
Real estate summit boosts capital
Honours for Vic alumni
Broadcaster John Campbell and All Black Conrad Smith are among the distinguished former students Victoria University will honour in July.
Liquor store chain sold
Nationwide liquor store chain The Mill, launched in New Plymouth in 2004, has been sold to Independent Liquor.
Good times for service sector
The service sector is enjoying its best three-month spell since 2007, when the global financial crisis hit.
Fisher rules out Fidelity bid
Airlines warn of higher fares
Tool to tune in to customers
A New Zealand company's world-first product can take you to 300 pubs and back in about 15 minutes.
Meat block not sinister - Key
Slow paperwork approving NZ meat plants is behind the Chinese meat block, John Key says.
NZ-US meet-up begins
This year's US-New Zealand partnership forum has moved out from its past shadow of secrecy and well and truly into the limelight.
US-NZ forum stops being hush-hush
Baby, let me follow you down (to vote)
Food in schools: Work needed first
Poor participation in food programmes at low-decile schools needs sorting before the Govt launches Food in Schools, PM says.
NZ's workplace toll a cause for national shame
Though our workplace safety record is three times as bad as Britain's and twice as bad as Australia's, it hardly rates a mention.
National redrawing lines on the battleground
There are two things about a Bill English speech that listeners could set their watch by.
Budget: Crescendo marks puny surplus
Budget: Stirring state house voters
Editorial: Loan defaulters break 'social contract'
Education helps not just the students themselves, but also wider society. So the costs should be shared.
Impressive exhibition of talent
The audience of And Then It Moved, NZ School of Dance Choreographic Season 2013, is taken on a journey both conceptually and physically.
TV review: New Zealand's Hottest Home Baker
Meet the best bakers in the country, New Zealand's Hottest Home Baker (Thursday, TV3) boasts, heralding the start of its fourth season. Really? I don't think so.
Review: They Might Be Giants
Kate Camp back in residence
Duck disaster spells end for Baxter
Vanessa Baxter was unable to dodge the latest MasterChef bullet.
A vintage year
Sam Neill discusses grapes, great acting and facial hair with James Croot.
The genie of gin
From initial five-litre batches, Neil Catherall and his band of merry partners have turned Lighthouse Gin into an award-winning international brand, writes Bess Manson.
It's a matter of taste
Bright light pho-bia at Pho 68
Inspirational legacy behind collective shave
Beards and ponytails got the chop when Wellington cops put their mops on the line in the name of Child Cancer.
Barrett is keeping the faith
Beauden Barrett has rejected suggestions the Hurricanes are going backwards this season under coach Mark Hammett.
Martin injury may force change
A calf-muscle tweak suffered by an out-of-sorts Bruce Martin should force New Zealand's hand with pace attack.
Weather factor sorts the leaders
New coach for Phoenix today
Pulse need more control
The Central Pulse players are fit, they train together enough and have the skill to succeed in the trans-Tasman Netball League.
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