Saved from the jaws of death
8:22 AM A glance upwards at the right time saved two kittens from being crushed in a Mitsubishi Lancer.
NZ's most active fault
What lies under Cook Strait which could be similar to what determined size of 'megathrust' Japanese earthquake, which killed 20,000.
From grey slabs to Lego art
A mysterious street artist is turning a drab concrete retaining wall on a busy street into a giant Lego set.
Doctor found guilty of unjustified breast examinations
The comments include telling a woman she was attractive during a breast examination.
Sluggish traffic in capital
Commuters will likely be late home due to a crash causing delays out of Wellington.
Shifting sands of ratepayers' change
Shifting 22 tonnes of sand at Oriental Bay costs Wellington ratepayers nearly $70,000 every year.
Jones claims no PGF knowledge
NZ First minister says he had no idea "formidable lawyer" Brian Henry wanted millions from the PGF.
Polly intimidated by ex
He jumped in her car and demanded money for drugs but he might be her man again.
Sun halo delights
Ice particles at high altitudes acting like tiny prisms are behind the phenomenon.
Sudden death in Lower Hutt
Police are investigating an unexplained death in the early hours of Thursday morning.
New trap technology unveiled
Gas and nail gun technology are being deployed in the fight to eradicate rats, possums and stoats.
Māori patients less likely to report harm
Most of the cases of patients being harmed happened in public health care.
Night closures for Remutaka highway
The State Highway 2 Remutaka Hill Rd will close for five nights.
Mystery firm linked to NZ First
QComms billed NZ First Foundation for $93k. Again, Winston Peters' right-hand man is involved.
70-year-old judo champ still fighting fit
8:28 AM Still kicking up a fight at 70, Alan Hoverd tells of a life dedicated to the "thump and bump".
Earthquake claim tally
Property company Argosy's earthquake claims top $60m, much of that for the big NZ Post building in Wellington.
Straight heirs only for Tucker
Granddad's attempt at homemade condition on his will is overturned in court.
Want to live at Sylvia Park?
New Zealand's biggest mall is set to expand with a 140-room hotel, apartments and more shops.
Fewer customers buying more booze
Licencing laws have led to fewer customers buying more booze, which is a "stupid situation", business owner says.
Earthquake protection costs
New buildings in Wellington with earthquake protection technologies are tipped to command record rents.
Visa rules based on flawed thinking
OPINION: Documents that show Kiwis are in relationships are not appropriate for other cultures.
Symbols but no substance
OPINION: Ardern's Government, like others in the past 20 years, is doing little to improve NZ's trade competitiveness.
It's about relevance, not age
OPINION: We're all touchy about our age, but the number isn't the problem. Witness Margaret Atwood and Justin Bieber.
State funding may be way to go
OPINION: The investigation of donations to NZ First has raised questions about how our political parties are funded. Full state support might be one answer.
70-year-old judo champ still fighting fit
Still kicking up a fight at 70, Alan Hoverd tells of a life dedicated to the "thump and bump".
'First Date' an evening of fun
Two people are looking for love in this enjoyable, contemporary, rock musical
24 capital restaurants make top 100
One's just 3 months old, the other has been around for 36 years.
Duo celebrates Gujarati cooking
A mother's dream to pass on family recipes has resulted in a beautiful cookbook.
70-year-old judo champ still fighting fit
Still kicking up a fight at 70, Alan Hoverd tells of a life dedicated to the "thump and bump".
Attitude Awards celebrate local success
Gavin Rolton, paralysed from the collarbone down, works hard at his job and plays hard on the court.
From grey slabs to Lego art
A mysterious street artist is turning a drab concrete retaining wall on a busy street into a giant Lego set.
Shifting sands of ratepayers' change
Shifting 22 tonnes of sand at Oriental Bay costs Wellington ratepayers nearly $70,000 every year.
'First Date' an evening of fun
Two people are looking for love in this enjoyable, contemporary, rock musical
70-year-old judo champ still fighting fit
Still kicking up a fight at 70, Alan Hoverd tells of a life dedicated to the "thump and bump".
Attitude Awards celebrate local success
Gavin Rolton, paralysed from the collarbone down, works hard at his job and plays hard on the court.
Savea's 'thank the fans' walk
Humble All Black announces his own fan walk to show appreciation to fans for 2019 support.
Nix sure win just around corner
Wellington are the only team in the A-League without a win, but Cameron Devlin is confident that will change on Saturday.
Vote to win the 'Golden Ticket'
Westpac Stadium wants your help in choosing the top athletes and moments of the past 20 years.
