Regional cities leading capital's growth
7:23 PM In 2013 Wellington city lead the region's growth, now the outlying cities are taking over that leadership role
Transgender health care dire - survey
Transgender and non-binary Kiwis are at a greater risk of psychological distress, suicidal thinking and suicide attempts, a landmark survey has found.
Grey Power bullying counter-claim
The group's president Mac Welch claims a woman who accused him of bullying was the one who attacked him.
Council urged to buy surplus land
The Kāpiti Coast District Council is being urged to buy the Transmission Gully land to keep it safe from developers.
Family harm - one every 4 minutes
A family harm investigation is triggered less than every four minutes, new police figures show.
Where to put 20,000 cars?
Each day 20,000 vehicles use Wellington's Wallace St. They will need to go elsewhere for months.
Convicted killer wants media interview
Face to face, not just written correspondence, should be allowed, Smith says.
Suzie's story of survival and hope
In her early 20s, Suzie Harris was drowning and nobody could save her. Then she decided to fight.
'If we get it wrong someone dies'
How will they stop him from killing her? By hiding her. A day inside a women's refuge.
Quake hits lower North Island
A light quake has shaken the capital and been felt by more than 14,000 people.
One injured in 'explosion'
An explosion at an Upper Hutt motel left one person in hospital with serious burns.
'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.
Missing a knockout blow
There were nerves, laughter, and some good debate, but ultimately no clear winner in Wellington mayoral debate.
Video: Wellington mayoral debate
Justin Lester, Diane Calvert, Andy Foster, Jenny Condie and Conor Hill talk transport, rates and the state of the capital.
Posters pulled over nonsensical te reo Māori
Not even the Māori Language Commission can say what council's garbled reo message on posters means.
Donna Hay cans NZ tour
The NZ tour was slated for December, but the foodie has cancelled due to "unforeseen circumstances" .
A bite and swig out of RWC
How Kiwi food and wine companies are plotting their assault on the Japanese market.
Hutt riverside walk hurdle cleared
Million dollar riverside sites could go to an urban renewal scheme.
Prominent Courtenay Pl properties for sale
Wellington properties, currently home to Danger Danger bar and Enigma cafe, are for sale.
$10,000 homes on million-dollar land
Find out the Wellington suburbs where land value sometimes overwhelmingly eclipses the value of the homes that sit on it.
Plenty of work to go around
Commercial construction is ramping up in Wellington, Waikato and Auckland.
Geothermal critical to carbon-zero
OPINION: $10.7m given to GNS for next-generation geothermal power welcome.
Stories needed to make history
OPINION: Writing our history stories into the new national curriculum should involve differing perspectives.
World Cup brings Dad back
OPINION: It feels like Dad is back in his favourite armchair, just in time for the World Cup.
NZDF's credibility dilemma
OPINION: The Defence Force has been corrupt or incompetent. Either is bad news for a public looking for truth and some trust.
Suzie's story of survival and hope
In her early 20s, Suzie Harris was drowning and nobody could save her. Then she decided to fight.
Long forgotten Hutt plans
In August 1943, Wellingtonians were surprised to wake up and read in the Evening Post that the First Lady of the United States was in town.
Double basses a sensory treat
Marc Taddei startles audience with eight double basses supporting 10 cellos.
Who's on the stage at WOW?
From under 10s, to people hitting their 70s, everyone's got a spot on the WOW stage.
A writer's dream - and nightmare
Alister Taylor launched many Kiwi writers' careers - but he also left many of them unpaid.
Long forgotten Hutt plans
In August 1943, Wellingtonians were surprised to wake up and read in the Evening Post that the First Lady of the United States was in town.
Double basses a sensory treat
Marc Taddei startles audience with eight double basses supporting 10 cellos.
Growing up on Kāpiti Coast
Pera Barrett, 35, is an author, rapper and bank worker. He lives in Tawa with his wife and children.
Who's on the stage at WOW?
From under 10s, to people hitting their 70s, everyone's got a spot on the WOW stage.
Three decades among VHS and DVDS
From Pulp Fiction to Inception, Aro Video owner Andrew Armitage can chart the store's life.
Striker apologised after debut to forget
David Ball stood up in front of his new team-mates and apologised for his performance in last month's FFA Cup defeat.
Live: Auckland v Wellington
The reigning champions take on the in-form Lions in a Mitre 10 Cup clash at Eden Park.
Willis declines late invite
Kiwi says no to world athletics after last ditch invite to global championships.
Rugby's unsavoury fan culture
Bar staff say they are belittled, elbowed, spanked, and groped by drunken fans and players. C
Stadium named after women's running hero
The hero of the 1967 Boston Marathon has had a stadium named after her in France.
