Baking takes the cake
Cupcake love taps into lawyer's creative side
Pair admit dog attack
12:15pm Two people have admitted their guilt in a savage dog attack in Otaki described by hospital staff as being more like a shark attack.
Snow hopes dashed for capital
12:17pm
Wellington now looks set to dodge snow that will reach low levels in the South Island and may close the Desert Rd.
Prison postcard costs tutor job
11:16am A postcard cost a prison literacy tutor her job after she broke a "nothing in, nothing out" policy.
Surrogacy leave decision overturned
11:28am A decision to deny maternity leave to a woman who used a surrogate has been overturned.
Runway safety zone extensions urged
Wellington Airport needs to double its planned 300-metre runway extension, pilots say.
Stabbing lifts tension with rival gangs
Neil still gives despite living death sentence
Mayor's transport dream runs off rails
Resident takes on NZ Post over mailbox
Johnsonville trains cancelled after slip
Pilots urge runway safety zone extensions
Final Game of Thrones loses plot
Prison postcard costs tutor job
The joys and sorrow of uncledom
Grace's gorgeous baking takes the cake
Pottery a metaphor for your head
Italiano comes to 'Nix highly recommended
Snapper rolled out for all parking meters
Mayor's transport dream runs off rails
Warming people during the chill
Community services are bracing themselves for the coming cold snap, with more than 40 people sleeping rough in Wellington.
Chemical discharge 16 yrs on
A animal vaccine producer is continuing to release formaldehyde into the air 16 years after it agreed to switch to a less harmful alternative.
Push for app to track 111 callers
Delivery dilemma for NZ Post
Is Welly transport on the right track?
The Basin Flyover, a second Mt Vic tunnel, alternatives to light rail - what does the capital really need?
TV sport shake-up
The way Kiwis watch sport is set to change following Sky TV's loss of the broadcast rights for English football.
ANZ firm as punters gear up for fees fight
A David and Goliath battle is shaping up between ANZ Bank and thousands of its customers.
Investor taps into Tuatara Brewery
Bigger audience for WotWots
Ambulance appeals to small businesses
Wellington's $20 million-a-year free ambulance service is flashing its lights at thousands of local businesses in the hopes of attracting $200 sponsorships.
Dunne back, backing workers
Peter Dunne returns to Parliament saying he will vote against National's strike-breaking bill.
Corporate manslaughter law call
Health and safety law change is needed to include a crime of corporate manslaughter, Labour says.
Current account deficit smaller
Nats' human rights record attacked
Leak inquiry points at clerk
A key suspect in the inquiry into an MFAT leak was working at the time as a clerical assistant, it has been revealed.
Logic derails light rail
The dream is over, for the time being anyway.
Making the best of Basin options
The Transport Agency will soon lodge an application for the Basin flyover project, writes councillor Andy Foster.
The sorrow of uncledom
Iran chooses moderate leader
Why flyover madness must stop
Elevated roads resting on concrete pillars are a seed bed for ugliness, urban blight and crime, writes Mary Varnham.
Game of Thrones loses plot
This be a new frontier for television drama: How much stabbing, mutilation, torture and treachery, to a background of snow and unwashed hair as far as the eye can see, can a single franchise sustain?
Making a musical matter
Getting the rights to stage a Wellington production of The Phantom of the Opera is not something its director Grant Meese has taken for granted, writes Jamie Small.
Review: Tokyo String Quartet
The king of the keyboards
Metaphor for your head
I grew up with the wonky pots of my parents and their friends; the results of trips out to far flung potteries on Sunday outings or, worse, evening pottery classes.
My Fave Table: Margaret Hanson
The name of our olive oil brand, Blue Earth, is tongue-in-cheek.
Baking takes the cake
Wellingtonian Grace Brown traded a successful law career for cupcakes, recently launching her bakery, Sweet Bakery and Cakery, writes Sarah Catherall.
Street art spurs choreographers
Fresh look for Hutt city
A quiet slice of Cuba
A quiet spot on the corner of Courtenay Pl and Taranaki St, Mucho Mucho offers a little Cuban oasis in Wellington.
Lions always bring excitement
The excitement and the expectations around a British and Irish Lions tour are alive and well as we head into this weekend's first test in Brisbane.
Crowe starting new chapter
There have been some dark days lately for Martin Crowe, but today couldn't be better.
Black Caps come under scrutiny
Black Caps: How they rated
Merrick gambles on Italiano
Ernie Merrick has only seen Lewis Italiano play once, yet the Phoenix coach is confident that signing the young goalkeeper is no punt.
Which of the three options for Wellington's public transport spine would you prefer?
Related story: (See story)
• Reporters: News, Business, Sport, Features
• Newsroom 0800 366 7678
• Website ideas: Email or tweet us
• Place an ad: Email or call 04 474 0000
• Subscribe: Email or call 0800 50 50 90
• No paper: Call 0800 50 50 90
• Start or stop your paper
• Buy a photo
• View the Digital Edition
• Make dompost.co.nz your homepage
