Battle escalates over reduced speed limit
9 min ago Hawke's Bay leaders say Waka Kotahi failed to follow its own rules and guidelines before reducing the speed limit on Napier-Taupo highway.
Napier jury unaware youth accused of murder had intellectual challenges
2:01 PM Haami Hanara, then 14, had fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, ADHD, intellectual disability and severe communication disorder, appeal hearing told.
Child's bedroom window hit in gang-shooting
1:54 PM Police are concerned that several people heard the gunshots and failed to report them.
Wellington's losing its mojo, residents say
12:45 PM A new survey shows the capital's sense of community has taken a hit, with Wellingtonians saying they're losing their pride in their city.
Ministry of Education staff at Tawa College after alleged stabbing
A 15-year-old boy has been charged with wounding and another person is in serious condition following the incident on Tuesday afternoon.
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.
Budget 2022: Labour's impossible balancing act
OPINION: Drawing the line between fiscal prudence and his Government’s reputation for profligacy remains Grant Robertson’s biggest Budget challenge.
Golf is capitalism in polo shirts and slacks
OPINION: Golf's link with power and money and the status quo is forged in steel.
They marched over the bridge to go to war, now it's being saved
The project to preserve a bridge crossed by thousands of New Zealand troops as they marched off to the battlefields of World War I is underway.
Quick Bites: Astoria returns and Wellington Zoo farewells Mojo coffee
This week Astoria reopens in Midlands park while Wellington brewers unite in support of Rare Disorders NZ.
How I write: YA author Chloe Gong
The #1 New York Times bestselling YA author is hosting an event at Unity Books in Wellington on May 19.
World of WearableArt show back after two-year Covid-19 hiatus
The audiovisual fashion spectacle returns to Wellington in September after being cancelled twice over the past two years.
Tour targeting racism briefly visits New Plymouth
This Ōtaki-based artist is on a mission to stamp out racism in Aotearoa.
Saints snare Sydney Kings finals MVP to boost Kiwi NBL title credentials
Defending champs believe the addition of Aussie league standout Xavier Cooks puts them right back in contention in 2022.
Pulse midcourter Paris Lokotui suffers season-ending knee injury
Netball New Zealand's 'Aspiring Silver Fern' of 2021 and Pulse midcourter won't be spotted again this year after tearing her ACL.
Stars grind out crucial win over Pulse
Stars gain important away win over Pulse in the capital to move closer to securing ANZ Premiership finals spot.
Wellington Phoenix eye return to normality after two seasons away from home
The Phoenix are looking forward to getting home after their crazy campaign, spent primarily in Australia, ended with a defeat in the playoffs.
Hurricanes fight back for crucial win over Waratahs in Sydney
Quest for home quarterfinal still on as Jason Holland hooks both starting props and Canes come from 15-0 down with a late Ardie Savea try.
New 81-room 'Microtel' to open in inner city Wellington
The Wyndham-branded hotel is is being developed on Vivian St by the Stonewood Group, owned by the Chow brothers.
Christchurch vets buy famed Britten Stables home for $7.85 million
The daughter of John Britten and her husband spent $2.5m renovating the property - which has seven en-suite bedrooms, a glass atrium and an indoor pool.
Fully occupied Willis St apartments for sale
A fully leased student apartment building offering a significant and secure income in the heart of Wellington city is on the market for sale.
Residential development an option for historic Nelson site
A landmark central Nelson property, Wainui House, is up for sale, with the potential for residential development.
Flatbread maker limits noise but neighbours say they are still sleep-deprived
Residents living near a noisy factory are still being kept awake despite the factory meeting noise standards.
My Favourite Table: Wellington Chocolate Factory co-founder's savoury getaway
Gabe Davidson makes sweet treats for a living, but he also likes an occasional savoury brunch.
Quick Bites: Astoria returns and Wellington Zoo farewells Mojo coffee
This week Astoria reopens in Midlands park while Wellington brewers unite in support of Rare Disorders NZ.
Budget 2022: The cost of living crunch
When Stuff spoke to people about what they wanted from the Budget, there was a common answer - we want more than just "getting by".
Budget 2022: Labour's impossible balancing act
OPINION: Drawing the line between fiscal prudence and his Government’s reputation for profligacy remains Grant Robertson’s biggest Budget challenge.
Australia's 'tough on China' election
ANALYSIS: Much of the Australian campaign has echoed political debate in New Zealand. But one subject has loomed large in a way it never has here – China.
How I write: YA author Chloe Gong
The #1 New York Times bestselling YA author is hosting an event at Unity Books in Wellington on May 19.
Everyone's screaming 'buy now!', but it's not that easy
OPINION: Housing supply might be up, and house prices down, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to buy a house in Wellington.
World of WearableArt show back after two-year Covid-19 hiatus
The audiovisual fashion spectacle returns to Wellington in September after being cancelled twice over the past two years.
'Panic and horror': Parent's worry over suspected stabbing at Tawa College
One student thought “this must be very serious” when first responders raced up the school drive, while a mother felt panic upon hearing the news.
Afghan visa seekers still without answers six months on from court win
Some luckier families are in NZ and thriving, while others are trapped in their homeland – without certainty and fearing for their lives.
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