SAS detainee protections 'fell away'
2:27 PM Safeguards in place to protect Afghan detainees have been questioned by the Operation Burnham inquiry.
Traffic lights for Cobham Dr pedestrians
A traffic light-controlled pedestrian crossing is expected to be installed on busy section of SH1 in Wellington.
Design revealed for shared pathway
Shared pathway linking Petone and Wellington will cost between $76 million and $94m.
Kāpiti to announce climate emergency
With crumbling coastlines and thousands of properties in danger, the Kāpiti Coast mayor says it's time to declare a climate change emergency.
Teachers to expect 'disappointment'
Education Minister Chris Hipkins says the Government will not up its $1.2 billion offer.
An extra $4.4b but what will it be spent on?
Billions of dollars claimed to be set aside for Wellington transport projects are unaccounted for, days after they were promoted as a win for the region.
Donations still required
Wellington Free Ambulance will still need the public's cash but the Government's funding will help put another service vehicle on the capital's roads.
Survivor of 'most dangerous road' slams delays
Despite being previously funded, the upgrades have been put on hold until more money is found.
Review for public transport
Current tendering model under microscope after creating a 'race to the bottom'.
Assets taken to recover MoT fraud
A Far North property and Rolex among assets taken by police trying to recover the $720,000 taken by fraudster Joanne Harrison.
Minimum wage junior lawyers
Four years of study to become a lawyer, but many are working for less than minimum wage, new union says.
Ill feeling in cycleway consultation
Behaviour towards council staff influenced consultation period, Wellington City Council lawyer says.
Homes in road path for sale
Nothing was stopping this open home - not even an announcement that a road may soon go through the property.
Woman critical with head injuries
She was found in her Masterton house but police don't know how she was injured.
Multi-million dollar Wellington earthquake claim
Argosy Property lodges big insurance claim for earthquake-damaged Wellington building.
CTV Families want changes
Tighter rules for engineers are being drafted as safety of a new Christchurch building is queried.
Fresh Princess rules Aladdin
REVIEW: Both the genie and eponymous hero are outshone by Naomi Scott's ambitious Jasmine in a surprisingly entertaining update.
Young, Christian and conflicted
OPINION: Being young, Catholic and not a bigot is increasingly hard in 2019.
Bullies live beyond the beltway
OPINION: Sorry to burst your bubble, but bullying goes far beyond Parliament. As such, it is the responsibility of everyone to change.
This is why we're striking
OPINION: Three members of the Christchurch School Strike for Climate group give their reasons for striking on Friday.
We're all subsidising shooters
OPINION: The gun licensing system costs more to administer than shooters pay. That can't be right.
Songs trace physical path through Wellington
Musician Lake South has hidden his songs all around Wellington through a website.
Sinha chases new crowds at Comedy Fest
REVIEW: The Chase star Paul 'The Sinnerman' Sinha isn't just the "4th best quizzer in the UK".
Music mag gets digital makeover
A record of New Zealand's music scene in the 1970s and 1980s is now available online.
NZSO concert impresses on all levels
REVIEW: Concert features great piano playing, great orchestral playing and great conducting.
Songs trace physical path through Wellington
Musician Lake South has hidden his songs all around Wellington through a website.
'Mr Petone' helped shape a community
Roy Hewson was more than just the father of a famous All Black.
By the slice is twice as nice
REVIEW: Tommy Millions' three Wellington kiosks turn out New York-style pizza that's light of crust and hefty of flavour.
El Barrio's colourful opening
The new Wellington eaterie announced its arrival with a four-day musical extravaganza.
Music mag gets digital makeover
A record of New Zealand's music scene in the 1970s and 1980s is now available online.
Saunders, Mes for Ferns?
Trio haven't played for Silver Ferns in over a year, but could be off to Netball World Cup.
Western United to unveil Rudan
Mark Rudan will be appointed Western United coach on Thursday, ending months of speculation surrounding a move to the A-League expansion side.
'Mr Petone' helped shape a community
Roy Hewson was more than just the father of a famous All Black.
5 Kiwis the Phoenix should consider
The Phoenix face a major rebuild with just seven players signed on for next season. Here's five options who could give the club a head-start.
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