Not a lot of love for 'Captain Pugwash' flag
Wellingtonians have had some strong reactions to the idea of bringing back a little known, 1960s-designed flag as the symbol of the city.
Bike theft database called for
See how quickly brazen thieves are stealing valuable bikes in inner city Wellington
How school changes will affect you
Zoning, disputes, boards of trustees, principals and equality, here's what the Government's plans will mean.
Weapons found in cars
Shotguns, rifles and pistols were discovered by police in a series of incidents
Details needed, schools say
The education sector is feeling positive about a proposal to overhaul the country's education system but 'the devil is in the detail', educators warn.
Massive school shake-up
Schools will lose the power to set their own enrolment zones in the biggest education reform package in 30 years.
Rush to alert family to fire
Children spotted fire when they were bouncing on a trampoline in the backyard.
Time to revive the Wellington flag?
Some Wellington City Councillors want the Wellington flag flying again.
Te Papa Museum's damaged items
Te Papa spokeswoman Kate Camp says most of the damage to museum items is an honest accident by visitors.
Wellington hit with rain and landslip
Fine weather ahead for Wellington after a torrential day on Monday.
Conference 4 Climate held in Wellington
A public-led approach could fight climate change in a new way.
Technology tackles breast cancer
More than 600 women die from breast cancer each year - could AI tech reduce that number?
'Obnoxious' terror law slammed
Heated criticism from the Privacy Commissioner who says police will likely use proposed law as an easy option.
Legendary Wellington gig flat up for sale
It was the kind of place you could bump into Ben "Blanket Man" Hana in the lounge having a cup of tea, and the birthplace of the band So So Modern.
150-year-old hotel on block
Greytown's Briarwood was built in the decade the New Zealand Wars ended.
Dunedin's Wests business for sale
The Dunedin-based company has been trading for more than 140 years.
Hutt housing change gets go-ahead
A radical change to town planning rules will change the way Lower Hutt looks for ever.
Heritage 'lost' says demolition opponent
Retirement village giant's decision to demolish two historic buildings over safety concerns riles heritage advocates.
Lester's good works disregarded
OPINION: Justin Lester provided strong leadership at a difficult time for Wellington, says his chief of staff.
Four reasons Trump could win again
OPINION: If he can win in the right places, Trump could get across the line again in 2020.
Japan festival returns to the Hutt
Immerse yourself in culture this Sunday as Hutt Japan Day fills the city with life.
Massey creatives top picks
Cackling skeletons and a Wolrd of WearableArt masterpiece are only the beginning.
NZSO delivers double treat
A night of fine conducting by Edo de Waart and superb playing from the orchestra.
Old rivals hit the football field
Italian descendants from Nelson and Wellington take to the football field for the 24th year running.
Not a lot of love for 'Captain Pugwash' flag
Wellingtonians have had some strong reactions to the idea of bringing back a little known, 1960s-designed flag as the symbol of the city.
Bike theft database called for
See how quickly brazen thieves are stealing valuable bikes in inner city Wellington
Japan festival returns to the Hutt
Immerse yourself in culture this Sunday as Hutt Japan Day fills the city with life.
Time to revive the Wellington flag?
Some Wellington City Councillors want the Wellington flag flying again.
Massey creatives top picks
Cackling skeletons and a Wolrd of WearableArt masterpiece are only the beginning.
Phoenix up and running
Ufuk Talay will happily bank his first point despite setting an unwanted club record.
VAR decision goes Phoenix's way
Wellington Phoenix have picked up their first point of the season thanks to a helping hand from VAR.
Fenton doesn't require surgery
The injury-plagued defender's latest setback is not as bad as initially feared.
Old rivals hit the football field
Italian descendants from Nelson and Wellington take to the football field for the 24th year running.
Injury adds to Fenton's misery
Louis Fenton's rotten run with injury continues as scans reveal yet another shoulder dislocation.
