Controversial feminist event cancelled
The capital university has told the event's organiser, Speak Up For Women, to find an alternative venue
Cops aren't buying gangs' PR spin
Gangs like the Mongrel Mob are brushing up their image a top cop says.
Top brass at odds over deaths
Are military chiefs pointing the finger at one another? Conflicting evidence about possible civilian deaths has emerged.
NZ's best cop show is back
REVIEW: Forget Police Ten7 and Border Patrol, NZ's most entertaining law enforcement series is back - and better than ever.
Large numbers exposed to measles in capital
Two people infected with measles visited supermarkets, cafe, gym and a comedy show
Can Foster wrangle the Left?
Wellington voted in a young, left-leaning council and a centre-right mayor. It is now up to Andy Foster to wrangle them.
Punters seizing chance at $38m 'dream'
On Wednesday night someone, somewhere in the country could be $38m richer with the Lotto jackpot.
Left Bank home for Zelati
The dessert cafe is likely to be a hot-spot for cool treats this summer in Wellington.
The life of a professional forager
Mike King scours Kāpiti's lifestyle blocks, sourcing wild edible vegetables, herbs, fruit and flowers for restaurants.
Police open 34 child-safety cases a day
On average, 34 cases are opened per day by police relating to concerns of criminal behaviour against a child.
Measles at Dylan Moran comedy show
If you were at the Dylan Moran comedy show or some city supermarkets last week, check your immunisation.
New mayor wants library repaired
The cost of repairing the Central Library could stretch into the tens of millions, but new mayor Andy Foster says Civic Square is "where it should stay".
SAS passes buck to Minister
An SAS commander says he informed the Defence Minister at the time about possible civilian deaths during a 2010 raid.
Penguins 'living on a plastic beach'
There's more plastic than sand, and kororā are trapped in plastic, swallowing it, and hoarding it.
Report into spending released
Mike Tana had previously refused to release the report, but had maintained its findings cleared him.
Tawa residents grill mayoral hopefuls
Wellington's Mayoral candidates have had weeks of hearing each other's lines on buses, tunnels, and getting the city moving but Tawa residents still had questions for them.
Arts centre of mayoral debate
With Lord of the Rings, once synonymous with Wellywood heading north, what can the capital do better to make sure it doesn't lose out on the "next big thing".
'Please care enough to not trust them'
OPINION: The Porirua Chamber of Commerce mayoral debate: mannequins, stuck pages and caring enough to not trust anyone.
Meet the HBRC candidates
Hawke's Bay Regional Council candidates explain why they're standing, and how they will address the region's water issues.
Wellington 'a bit stuck'
Spats over big projects from transport to convention centres dominated a hotly fought mayoral debate between five candidates.
1800 more police, or just 1800?
Likely slip of the tongue by Jacinda Ardern amounts to a broken Government promise, Police Association says.
'Heavy burden' of mouldy homes
Across the country 44,520 private dwellings were always damp and 64,536 homes had mould larger than A4 size.
A green way to invest
A New Zealand property company is looking for investors to support the "greening" of its properties.
Abusive director must pay costs - court
Company director's conduct was nothing short of abusive, judge says.
Karam's storage biz for sale
Long-time David Bain advocate Joe Karam has turned an agricultural building into a self-storage business.
How big is the housing shortage?
Census 2018 reveals population growth lower than what was predicted so do we still need a lot of extra homes?
Time to sell commercial property?
Investors have mega dollars to buy commercial property but not enough vendors are willing to sell, a new report says.
250 years before Cook even arrived
OPINION: The arrival of Captain James Cook here 250 years ago, as part of a global circumnavigation, came 250 years after the first one.
Plump pigeon trumps paintings
OPINION: No-one has ever succeeded in convincing me that Colin McCahon was an artistic wonder.
Faith in building industry undermined
OPINION: Canary in the coal mine is tweeting: many buildings are broken, and so is the system that supports them.
Will 'Christchurch Call' be enough?
OPINION: One estimate says there are at least 150 smaller 'takedown-resistant' online platforms catering to far right groups and ideologies.
Red cards for city mayors
OPINION: Off you go, the voters told them. Now let's look forward to the next three years.
New mayor wants library repaired
The cost of repairing the Central Library could stretch into the tens of millions, but new mayor Andy Foster says Civic Square is "where it should stay".
Bjork and ballet for NZ composer
Between ballet and Bjork, composer Claire Cowan is being kept on her toes.
Cock raw, witty and intense
Stripped back - no scenery, props or mime - Cock mimics the real-life rhythm of daily interactions and fights between people who love each other.
Dive deep to the Mermaidens
It's easy to be swept away on a genre-defying ocean of dreamy pop and shark-gnawed post-punk with the latest stream of musical consciousness from the Kiwi band Mermaidens.
Punters seizing chance at $38m 'dream'
On Wednesday night someone, somewhere in the country could be $38m richer with the Lotto jackpot.
Left Bank home for Zelati
The dessert cafe is likely to be a hot-spot for cool treats this summer in Wellington.
Guide to help with trapping
A how-to trapping guide for beginners and experts has been released by DOC.
Woman runs 200th marathon at 70
Hutt Valley resident Chris Leahy, 70, just completed her 200th marathon for a perfect track record.
Stalkers' reign of terror
Thalia's ex began threatening suicide. Then, she woke up to find him in her bed.
Phoenix sure the goals will come
Callum McCowatt doesn't think it will take long for the Phoenix to find their finishing touch.
Woman runs 200th marathon at 70
Hutt Valley resident Chris Leahy, 70, just completed her 200th marathon for a perfect track record.
Phoenix lack cutting edge up front
Wellington Phoenix's lacklustre A-League season opener highlighted their need for a proven goal-scorer.
Durante jeered then cheered on return
He was booed every time he touched the ball but Phoenix fans did eventually pay tribute to returning captain Andrew Durante.
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