'He stepped up': Wellington Phoenix skipper Alex Rufer rises to the challenge
The under pressure midfielder was instrumental in both goals as the Phoenix snapped their four-game losing run in the A-League Men with a much-needed win.
Firefighters using water supply reservoir to fight Upper Hutt blaze
Residents of Silverstream have been asked to conserve water to let reservoir refill.
New Wellington Phoenix signing Gael Sandoval hits the ground running
Ufuk Talay was umming and ahing over whether to start his new signing against Western United on Friday. In hindsight, he was sure glad he did.
Wellington's cleanest and dirtiest swim spots
All things are not equal as Wellingtonians flock to our clean and dirty beaches.
Te Hīkoi Toi: Rita Angus’ Thorndon
Mark Amery takes an art walk with Rita and friends from the Wellington Botanic Gardens to City Gallery and Te Papa.
Reimagining Wellington: What could we achieve with ambition and bold leadership?
We wanted to spark a discussion about how to make our region more liveable, more affordable, more connected.
Bringing Wellington's streams back to life and light
Wellington has buried hundreds of kilometres of natural streams in underground pipes. But what if we brought them back to the surface?
Reimagining Wellington: How Seoul uncovered a stream and changed the central city
What we can learn about one Asian capital's ambition to rehabilitate natural waterways, just like those under Wellington's streets.
Reimagining Wellington: How a London construction scheme is breaking barriers
The UK's first female scaffolder says the job is like "watching something come to life," and she wants other women to experience that too.
Reimagining Wellington: Cities are about sharing space (including with the trees)
Hannah Hopewell of Te Herenga Waka Victoria University on landscape-led urbanism, where the nature and people can co-exist.
Othering those Kiwis outside our borders only sows division
OPINION: “It may be a new year, but Labour is still singing the same old song despite providing us with a glimmer of hope at the end of last year...”
China's menacing message to Winter Olympians
OPINION: China looks to intimidate potential protesters.
Te Hīkoi Toi: Rita Angus’ Thorndon
Mark Amery takes an art walk with Rita and friends from the Wellington Botanic Gardens to City Gallery and Te Papa.
Heritage tourism is booming in Aotearoa. Why?
Kiwis have used the Covid-19 pandemic as an opportunity to flock to heritage sites in unprecedented numbers.
Influential dancer and memorable tutor
Louis Solino influenced many dance students in their subsequent careers.
Wellington-based author Sally J. Morgan wins Portico Prize
A chance encounter with serial killer Fred West inspired Sally J. Morgan's debut novel. Now, the Wellington-based author has won a UK writing award for her book Toto Among the Murderers.
Wellington venues and events ready to 'roll with it' as red light looms
Event organisers in the capital are watching and waiting to see whether Omicron will scupper their plans, with community cases emerging.
'He stepped up': Wellington Phoenix skipper Alex Rufer rises to the challenge
The under pressure midfielder was instrumental in both goals as the Phoenix snapped their four-game losing run in the A-League Men with a much-needed win.
New Wellington Phoenix signing Gael Sandoval hits the ground running
Ufuk Talay was umming and ahing over whether to start his new signing against Western United on Friday. In hindsight, he was sure glad he did.
Gael Sandoval scores on debut as Phoenix men return to winning ways
It took just 16 minutes for the Mexican to make his mark in the A-League Men.
Wellington venues and events ready to 'roll with it' as red light looms
Event organisers in the capital are watching and waiting to see whether Omicron will scupper their plans, with community cases emerging.
Michael Bracewell powers Firebirds to emphatic win over Aces
The Wellington Firebirds' demolition job of the Auckland Aces moves them to within touching distance of a spot in next week's elimination final.
WorkSafe investigating Wellington's Prefab cafe
Customers are dining at Prefab, but serving staff are not wearing masks or checking vaccine passes.
No 'I' in Well_ngton: new sign on the capital waterfront
A new $130,000 sign on the Wellington waterfront is designed to be "Instagram-able".
Lower Hutt's long-promised hotel taking bookings for April
The developer promises four-star Sebel hotel will open in Lower Hutt by April
This suburb went from ugly duckling to the biggest price jump in Wellington
In the 2000s, the developer gave away a section for free because no-one wanted to live there. Now, the suburb's house price growth has outstripped everywhere else in Wellington.
It was most expensive house sold in Wellington last year - then it was demolished
Old money, new money. One of Wellington's oldest, most expensive houses had a wealthy history, which the development rising from its wreckage now confronts.
NZ's Covid-19 drugs explained
A swarm of medicines are joining the arsenal as a second line of defence against all stages of Covid-19. We find out what NZ has got its hands on.
The year that Covid really crimps Labour's vision
OPINION: The Government looks pretty well-prepared for Omicron. But under crushing pressure, other policy areas can spiral out of political control.
Behind the Lens: Kevin Stent's favourite photos
Visual journalist Kevin Stent talks us though what was happening on both sides of the lens as the shutter snapped open and shut when he captured his top moments.
European powers are back in NZ's strategic calculations
OPINION: Germany and the UK’s increasing interest in the Indo-Pacific region suggests great power politics is back in full force.
Genome sequencing suggests Omicron lay undetected for 10 days
No links have been found between the case in Palmerston North and the MIQ facility, suggesting the virus was contracted before a 10-day MIQ stay.
How tainted milk powder destroyed one family's lives
The Chinese babies who drank tainted milk powder are teenagers now -- but the consequences continue to have severe effects on their lives.
Gael Sandoval scores on debut as Phoenix men return to winning ways
It took just 16 minutes for the Mexican to make his mark in the A-League Men.
Phoenix women lose to Adelaide after conceding own goal
The Phoenix fell to their seventh straight defeat after a defensive lapse allowed Adelaide to snatch a narrow win in the sweltering heat.
Wellington-based author Sally J. Morgan wins Portico Prize
A chance encounter with serial killer Fred West inspired Sally J. Morgan's debut novel. Now, the Wellington-based author has won a UK writing award for her book Toto Among the Murderers.
Covid-19: Locations of interest in the Delta outbreak - January 21
Anyone who travelled on the same flight as a confirmed Omicron case in Palmerston North is asked to get tested for Covid-19 as soon as possible.
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