Confusion over hotel quarantine
6:11 PM They have done their 14 days. Now people stuck in the Government's "managed isolation" hotels want to go home.
Wellington man who died linked to Bluff wedding
6:10 PM A man in his 80s who died in Wellington on Friday was connected to a wedding in Bluff now linked to 86 coronavirus cases.
Lockdown chainsaw teddy
Why settle for a soft toy teddy bear when you have a tree stump and a chainsaw?
Coronavirus: Increased risk for diabetics
For the quarter of a million Kiwis living with diabetes, coronavirus brings a whole new set of worries.
Coronavirus testing goes mobile
If you can't get to a coronavirus testing station in the Hutt Valley, it comes to you.
Worst queues yet - supermarket shopper
Supermarkets queues snake far down the street as shoppers stock up before Easter Sunday.
Lines at supermarket despite infection
Despite a supermarket worker being infected with coronavirus, queues remained out-the-door at their place of work.
Wellington coronavirus death
A man in his 80s died in Wellington Regional Hospital on Friday, Dr Caroline McElnay said. It's the region's first death.
Supermarket worker contracts virus
A supermarket worker who has tested positive for coronavirus may have been infectious during work shifts.
Let's unite against the stoat
OPINION: Just imagine seeing kiwi in your Wellington backyard, says founder of massive project.
Kiwi could roam Wellington in 2021
The sound of kiwi could be heard in Wellington as early as next year, if an ambitious conservation project succeeds.
Then polio, now coronavirus
This is nothing new for Wellington-based writer Judith Doyle, who recalls memories of the 1948 lockdown to fight polio.
Checkpoint blues for Covid-19
From being lovesick to homeless, anxious motorists plead with police to let them through Easter checkpoints.
Weather: snow predicted for the south
The run of golden lockdown weather is about to come to an end.
Tenants live with toxic mould
Renters living in "appalling" conditions developed health problems while waiting for their landlord to fix the property.
Kaiwharawhara for new terminal
The new ferry terminal will be multi-use, replacing the single use terminals currently operated by Bluebridge and Interislander.
Zany Zeus to stay open
The popular Wellington dairy company has been saved after falling into financial hardship.
Haven in Hawke's Bay for sale
A large organic farm owned by a successful US entrepreneur is up for grabs.
Countdown abandons store closure
Wellington supermarket spared from becoming online distribution hub, but others haven't been so lucky.
Oil vessel ordered to stay in NZ
The oil industry vessel must stay off the coast of Taranaki while environmental risks of its departure are assessed, court says.
Agility required for economic rebuild
OPINION: NZ should move just as fast out of lockdown as it did into lockdown, National's finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith says.
Jobless face welfare struggle
OPINION: If tens of thousands of jobs are lost, the Government must do more to help the worst-off.
Time to focus on virus loopholes
OPINION: NZ's strategy is working well. But there are two crucial areas where we need to know more.
Your lockdown culture fix
If a long weekend in your pyjamas has got you wistful for days mooching around galleries, we've got you covered.
Teen's E.T. inspired snaps
With a clear night sky and a supermoon beaming down, Lachie Kirk reached for his camera.
Wellington Chocolate Factory wins gold
Local chocolate has taken home two golds and a silver in the 2020 NZ Chocolate Awards.
Explore Wellington from home with VR
The city is physically off limits, but a new virtual reality game and 360 degree video experience might be the next best thing.
Wellington gallery window has an artwork a day
People within walking distance of Cuba St can check out a new artwork every day while out for a breath of fresh air.
Meet the latest member of NZ's acting dynasty
Davida McKenzie has grown up immersed in the acting world. But it's not necessarily where she wants to end up.
Working from home with Natalie Ferguson
She texts her mum every morning, takes a fake commute up Mount Vic, and is determined to get fit.
Supermarket workers' tales from the front lines
'Every time I iron my shirt, it's like getting ready to go to war.'
A locked-down Easter, a taste of hope
As one prone to optimism and reading a lot into nothing, I saw hope in the beauty of nature.
Coronavirus: Food parcel demand quadruples
As other charities close up under lock down, the remaining food banks are feeding more people than ever.
Hurricanes surprise fans during lockdown
One fan thought someone was playing a prank when fullback Jordie Barrett rang.
Fifa rubber stamps Kiwi's Germany switch
A member of New Zealand's history-making under-17 women's team will now represent Germany on the international stage.
Heroes break bubble to revive cyclist
John Crowley stopped breathing twice after falling from his bike on a Greytown street last Thursday, smashing his head on a kerb.
Golf clubs could perish
Greens could be wrecked and golf clubs ruined if greenkeepers shut out in lockdown.
