Wellington jump into second on Premiership ladder with win over Manawatū
Lions end Turbos' winning run with bonus-point victory, but it was a game which was hardly a great advert for rugby.
PM meets her Lego likeness at vaccination event
Greg Edwards has a lego likeness tattoo of PM Jacinda Ardern on his arm, and on 'Super Saturday' he got to show it off to Ardern herself.
'I decided to do it for my family'
Wellingtonians did not disappoint on 'Super Saturday', with capital residents flocking to vaccination centres across the region.
Live NPC: Manawatū v Wellington
There's plenty at stake for both teams as the in-form Turbos welcome the Lions to Palmerston North.
Driver dies after truck goes down bank on SH2, north of Wellington
One person has been confirmed dead after a truck overturned and tumbled down a bank on Remutaka Hill, between Upper Hutt and Featherston.
Why Nats could have new leader by Christmas
OPINION: More bad poll numbers are making MPs nervous about losing their seats.
Covid-19: Making mass vaccination fun
OPINION: A lot is at stake on Super Saturday.
First glimpse at Yuki Kihara's exhibition at Venice Biennale
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Climate change, queer rights and decolonisation are explored by Yuki Kihara for Aotearoa’s pavilion at the upcoming International Art Exhibition.
Hustlers, scoundrals and gamblers, and that's before you even played a game of snooker.
In 1921 Percy Tremaine opened a snooker hall on Courtenay Place. A hundred years later you can still get in a game - minus the smoke and the hustle.
Feminist researcher set landmark in use of oral history
Alison Gray was admired for her work, along with her humanity and kindness.
Festival of lights finds new home in Upper Hutt for 2022 return
Highlight once attracted more than 100,000 people and has found a new home after a two-year hiatus.
Wellington jump into second on Premiership ladder with win over Manawatū
Lions end Turbos' winning run with bonus-point victory, but it was a game which was hardly a great advert for rugby.
Hustlers, scoundrals and gamblers, and that's before you even played a game of snooker.
In 1921 Percy Tremaine opened a snooker hall on Courtenay Place. A hundred years later you can still get in a game - minus the smoke and the hustle.
World championship-winning Big Air team all cheers after 'massive' win
A Kiwi cheerleading team couldn't make world final in the US due to Covid-19, but a video of their routine after 10 days of preparation still beat the best.
Wellington Phoenix sign young defender on loan from Melbourne Victory
Wellington Phoenix have made use of a rarely-used signing method to help fill the void created by captain Steven Taylor’s shock retirement.
Wellington Phoenix appoint Gemma Lewis as club's first A-League Women's coach
Wellington Phoenix have appointed an A-League Women’s coach but still have plenty of work to do ahead of their first season.
Inside Ron Brierley's 'radical' fall from grace
He was once known as a feared corporate raider. Now he's a sad figure whose name will forever be linked with semi-naked images of underage girls.
'Like a dungeon': Trade Me pulls listing for $520-a-week basement rental
A flat appearing to have no windows or ventilation was marketed as a “funky haven”, but a renters' advocate says the landlord is trying to “polish a turd”.
Building up: Wellington unveils major housing plan
Apartments up to 12 storeys high are part of a major council plan to tackle the Wellington's growing housing crisis.
Kāpiti plans to grow up and out
Kāpiti is expecting major growth over the next 30 years which will see a need for almost 14,000 homes as it makes room for at least 32,000 more people.
Peter Beck backs car parts software
A Christchurch based software company offering an easy system for people to buy and sell car parts has achieved the largest capital raise for a start-up in New Zealand history.
First glimpse at Yuki Kihara's exhibition at Venice Biennale
Climate change, queer rights and decolonisation are explored by Yuki Kihara for Aotearoa’s pavilion at the upcoming International Art Exhibition.
Trust the experts - they've earned that right
OPINION: We're all entitled to our opinions, but that does not make us all experts.
Here's how your tax dollars are being 'hosed away'
OPINION: You would think that any self-respecting authoritarian regime paying off journalists would take pains to ensure they complied.
How 'wolf warrior' diplomats have become symbols of the threat posed by a rising China
Read an excerpt from “China’s Civilian Army: The Making of Wolf Warrior Diplomacy” by Peter Martin.
What happens when scientists pick up a camera?
The “view from the office” is certainly one of the perks of the job for NIWA’s staff.
Inside Ron Brierley's 'radical' fall from grace
He was once known as a feared corporate raider. Now he's a sad figure whose name will forever be linked with semi-naked images of underage girls.
Gang Intelligence Centre 'obstructed' by public attention, political debate
The police minister was told the intelligence centre made up of 12 government agencies hasn't fulfilled its potential. It's now undergoing a rebrand.
The key reasons Wellingtonians are getting vaccinated
Doing the right thing for themselves, their whānau and their community are some key reasons Wellingtonians are getting the Covid-19 jab.
Vietnam highlights 'global failure' of vaccine roll-out
The Southeast Asian country was held up as a shining example in 2020, now it's in a race to get the country vaccinated amid short vaccine supply.
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