Lily Alfeld to captain Wellington Phoenix during debut A-League Women season
9 min ago The former Perth Glory goalkeeper has been appointed captain following a team vote.
Medical experts seek pregnancy termination for a mentally unwell woman
11:30 AM Homeless, addicted and in poor mental health, an abused woman unable to make a decision about her pregnancy asked doctors and a court to intervene.
'Killer robots' international ban in Government's sights
10:33 AM Mass-produced killer robots in the battlefield will lower the threshold for war, disarmament minister says.
Search for missing Kāpiti man shifts south
Searchers are looking in Paraparaumu for Joe Pryor who has not been seen since Friday.
Closure of resthome 'huge' blow for Porirua
Bupa has been consulting with residents, staff and unions on the future of the home and will tell residents what it plans to do with the facility on Tuesday.
Reimagining Wellington: Balancing appetite for trails with protection of native bush
Wellington has a unique asset in its accessible mountain-biking trail network but can the capital balance creating a playground for riders alongside the need to protect sensitive habitats and native bush.
Having ambitious plans for the capital is not new (and not impossible)
In aiming for a denser, more socially mixed, and vibrant city we’re not imagining something totally new. Wellington’s been there before, writes historian Ben Schrader.
Restoring the mana of the Petone Esplanade
Reimagining the Petone waterfront with more space for pedestrians and cyclists, less space for cars and trucks
The 'A' Wellington won't hear -- and it's not Auckland
The capital can learn from the supercity but the biggest lesson is amalgamation.
'Good urban design needs to come with housing intensification'
The Hutt Valley’s big sections and flat land make it the perfect canvas to execute new housing intensification plans, but holes are already being poked in the latest blueprints to solve the housing crisis.
Let's Get Wellington Moving makes progress on website
OPINION: Lets Get Wellington Moving unveils a new engagement website
Do not comment on your girlfriend's thong bikini
OPINION: A swimsuit is an expression of a woman’s sensual soul. Something completely beautiful, magical, and belonging to nobody except her.
How City Gallery moved the giant works of Hilma af Klint to Aotearoa
Paintings by the Swedish mystic artist were packed up in bespoked, padded crates and then travelled in secrecy to Wellington.
National Library hits pause on Internet Archive deal days before deadline
Plans to export 600,000 books to an overseas-based online archive have been shelved after criticism from authors, publishers and copyright holders.
My Wellington: A 'warm and intimate' city
Ruth McIntyre and her late husband John opened The Children's Bookshop in 1992. Now it's time for her to enjoy a more leisurely pace of life and read some adult books.
Arts listings in the Wellington region - Nov 29-Dec 2
Theatre, comedy and a bit of Bach. There'e something for everyone as we head into a busy December.
Farmer and the fashion
Escape into the unexpectedly glamorous world of Eden Hore, a visionary farmer who collected more than 200 couture gowns in 1970s Aotearoa.
Lily Alfeld to captain Wellington Phoenix during debut A-League Women season
The former Perth Glory goalkeeper has been appointed captain following a team vote.
'Stuff of dreams': Rachin Ravindra caps memorable debut with draw
Black Caps' debutant made sure he didn't look at the scoreboard or clock during gritty final wicket partnership to earn a draw in India.
Alyssa Whinham out to prove a point as a Wellington Phoenix player
The Canterbury teenager was originally told she had missed out on a contract but now hopes to become a key player.
$1.3 million skatepark damaged before finished
The pristine surface of a new skatepark in Masterton has been marred by skateboard marks. Skaters had jumped the fence and used the facility before the concrete had cured.
Penalty stoush clouds matters as Phoenix extend unbeaten streak
Reno Piscopo was clearly unhappy as Ben Waine stepped to take a late spot kick and arguably distracted him. Coach Ufuk Talay was keen to play it down as his side won anyway.
How to keep your salon business alive
OPINION: Salons, spas, massage studios, and wellness clinics are making hard decisions on what their futures look like. Here are some tips that have helped us in recent months.
Wellington's Cuba St getting it's mojo back, retailers say
The capital's most recognisable street has turned over a new leaf after growing crime concerns, thanks to an increased police presence.
Activists graffiti banks in the name of green global investment
The ANZ Bank on Lambton Quay had to be closed to clean graffiti off after a climate-change focused protest.
Giant phallus bouncy castle gets attention
Leave the kids at home - this bouncy castle is for the adults.
A budding writer's first poem finds a home, and he does too
When Pakira Manaena (Ngāti Kahungunu) wrote his first poem, he drew inspiration from something he didn’t have – a home to call his own.
Waitangi Tribunal's justice system inquiry fast-tracked
The review will likely take years, and has been brought forward due to the number of claims being made regarding justice issues.
Let's Get Wellington Moving makes progress on website
OPINION: Lets Get Wellington Moving unveils a new engagement website
Medical physicists set to strike
Frustrations over pay talks have boiled over, the physicists' union says, leading to three days of strikes and two weeks of work to rule.It's unclear how just what the impact will be, but life-preserving services will continue.
How will schools operate under the traffic light system?
Who will have to wear masks, will schools be closing often, and will school balls and inter-regional sports still go ahead?
How City Gallery moved the giant works of Hilma af Klint to Aotearoa
Paintings by the Swedish mystic artist were packed up in bespoked, padded crates and then travelled in secrecy to Wellington.
Who demolished abandoned family home?
Sharon Albert arrived to find the house near the Hawke's Bay beach in pieces. Now she wants answers.
Luxon v Bridges on a 'knife-edge'
Big push for a negotiated outcome between Simon Bridges and Chris Luxon to avoid a contested vote.
$1.3 million skatepark damaged before finished
The pristine surface of a new skatepark in Masterton has been marred by skateboard marks. Skaters had jumped the fence and used the facility before the concrete had cured.
Searchers scour streets and hills for Kāpiti man missing three days
Joe Pryor, 63, walked out of his workplace about 8am on Friday after writing “be back at 10.30” on a whiteboard. He hasn't been seen since.
Covid-19 Omicron: Officials looking into extra border measures
The Government's aim is to keep the new variant of the coronavirus out for as long as possible in order to learn more - and caution at the border is still the watchword.
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