No movement on tiny home battle
5:16 PM A homeownership dream several years in the making is turning into a nightmare for an aspiring tiny home builder.
Missing body murder trial begins
Brett Hall and David Lyttle had been friends for years but money, and a firearm, came between them.
Medication caused cardiac arrest
Woman suffered cardiac arrest as result of medication prescribed by Wairarapa DHB staff.
Missing snorkeller found dead
The 33-year-old man went missing after getting into trouble in the water while snorkelling on Sunday.
Serepisos' mother facing eviction
The once high-flying property tycoon used his mother's properties as loan collateral and has failed to pay the money back.
Hubbing nightmare, round two
Councillor warns commuters Wellington's proposed mass transit system could require more people to transfer.
Pride in disabilities grows
Disability pride is on this week in Wellington, and organisers hope it will be a national event by 2020.
Search for missing snorkeller
The 33-year-old got into trouble off the Makarori Coast on Sunday afternoon.
Transgender 'kuia' to join NZ portraits
A portrait of Carmen Rupe will be the first image of an out transgender person to join the NZ Portrait Gallery's collection.
History curriculum a mammoth task
Government faces mammoth task with just two years to debate and implement a compulsory New Zealand history curriculum.
Life as a rugby dissident
OPINION: For the silent minority the days ahead will be our own endurance test.
A toast to Toast Martinborough
Drink, eat, listen to great live music - what's not to love about this annual event?
Having a baby? Name it stress
National midwife shortages are leaving some pregnant women high and dry without the support they need.
My birth fears transcend pain
OPINION: It's not the birth that fills me with fear but the worry that there won't be the right people around to support me.
Hate messages on hoardings
Local politicians have been united in condemning the incident, saying such racism must never be tolerated.
Name recognition 'paramount'
The candidates all have big smiles and bigger promises. So what's in a name when deciding your vote?
Thieves target candidate cutouts
Brady Dyer was probably at every good party in Lower Hutt on Saturday night.
Weta Digital staff query request
Weta Digital suggested workers support the launch of a mayoral candidate backed by Sir Peter Jackson.
Wellington, Hutt mayoral debates
Have your say on who will head your city council for the next three years.
Armed robbery a failure
5:37 PM Two bandits entered a Horowhenua dairy armed with a knife. They fled empty-handed and are now in custody.
Psychologists' strike continues
Hundreds of DHB-employed psychologists are set to strike for the third time this year over their working conditions.
$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.
Impact on Napier CBD considered
Proposed development's impact on art deco city centre must be considered.
Wellington hot for commercial property
Rising rents and property values are a boon for the capital's commercial property owners.
People focus more when reading
A study of media users has shown people pay more attention when reading than when they are watching the telly.
Caught in a perfect storm
OPINION: The word "perfect" has become ubiquitous. It's the new "awesome".
The past is a colourful country
OPINION: With a few simple search terms, I've uncovered a Netflix costume drama's worth of family history.
The exploitation gig
OPINION: The gig economy is often presented as the path to freedom from the 9 to 5 drudgery most of us call a work day. But that's a lie.
My birth fears transcend pain
OPINION: It's not the birth that fills me with fear but the worry that there won't be the right people around to support me.
Peggy Pickit out of date
A new play is best when it traverses familiar topics like garage doors, marital affairs and the awkward humour of middle-aged white folk.
Transgender 'kuia' to join NZ portraits
A portrait of Carmen Rupe will be the first image of an out transgender person to join the NZ Portrait Gallery's collection.
Save the birds, get a tattoo
What's the best way to help New Zealand's struggling native bird populations? Get a tattoo.
Joy Cowley as prolific as ever
Blindness be damned - author Joy Cowley is as busy as ever. "What else would I do with all these ideas?"
Lochiel to step out for final march
Taking to the field one last time, the Lochiel Marching Team will honour coach Colleen Pobar.
Looking at 50 years of DCM
Photo exhibition shows the community that has gathered around Wellington charity DCM.
Pride in disabilities grows
Disability pride is on this week in Wellington, and organisers hope it will be a national event by 2020.
A toast to Toast Martinborough
Drink, eat, listen to great live music - what's not to love about this annual event?
At home with DOC tracking dogs
Richard Johnston lives at Paraparaumu with three dogs and a cockatoo.
Save the birds, get a tattoo
What's the best way to help New Zealand's struggling native bird populations? Get a tattoo.
Tasman remain unbeaten
Tasman turned over a 17-7 halftime deficit to remain on top of the Mitre 10 Cup premiership standings.
Hillier shoots 68, misses cut
A second round including six birdies wasn't enough to give Kiwi pro his first payday in Europe.
Ioane poor in Wellington romp
All Black Josh Ioane had a day to forget as Wellington dispatched Otago with ease in the capital.
Live: Wellington v Otago
The Lions take on Otago in a Mitre 10 Cup clash at Wellington's Westpac Stadium.
McIlroy wins cycling classic
Former New Zealand sportswoman of the year Kate McIlroy has won the Twizel to Timaru Cycling Classic at her first attempt.
