Self-isolation conundrum
Self-isolation could become a reality for many Kiwis but the precaution doesn't mean locking yourself in a room for two weeks.
Abortion law reform's second reading
More than 30 organisations signed an open letter which was sent to politicians showing support for abortion law reform.
Police won't appeal judge's decision
Police say they've learnt from the case of a teen clocked at 148kmh in an 80kmh area.
Abolish 'right to silence' SST says
The ‘right to silence’ has contributed to child-abuse deaths for far too long says Sensible Sentencing
TEU slams unis' coronavirus hiring freezes
Union says staff are being used as "pawns" in universities' power games
More prison time for robber
Woman found guilty after assaulting an 87-year-old-man and forcing him to withdraw cash.
Wetlands restoration delay costs climate
Wetlands capable of sucking 1600 tonnes of carbon each year could replace unprofitable public paddocks near Wellington.
It's time to pipe up and fix water
OPINION: Problems with water and sewage not good enough in a modern, wealthy city, says Nicola Willis.
Coronavirus: Turned away from hospital
A doctor at Wellington Hospital says people with covid-19 symptoms are being turned away.
The bar that's really a restaurant
Mason is the brainchild of Matt Hawkes, formerly of Aro Valley's Rita.
Inside an isolation room
Negative pressure rooms are designed to isolate patients and stop viruses like coronavirus spreading.
Council warned of pipes underfunding last year
Councillors were warned in June 2019 that the city's pipe system was struggling due to chronic underfunding.
Al Noor terror threat
As masked man photo emerges, Jacinda Ardern says it's "hard to believe" that Al Noor mosque would be threatened again.
Economy to take a year-long hit
Finance minister tells Parliament the global impact of coronavirus will hit economy for the rest of 2020.
Kopernikus a 'rambling dissertation on life and death'
Claude Vivier led a depressingly difficult life; orphaned, destined to be a priest, openly gay, becoming eventually Canada's most pre-eminent composer.
BLACK TIES brings cultures together
A heart-warming performance is on the cards in a show commissioned by both Māori and Aboriginal First Nations theatre companies.
'Kopernikus' revived for festival
'Kopernikus' takes audiences on a journey of reconciliation and transcendence following loss and death, guided by Mozart, Wagner, and Lewis Carroll.
'In Search of Dinozord' a brave move
Soundings Theatre at Te Papa is decolonised and filled with indigenous voices.
'Goodbye Naughton' surprises, moves and charms
Aloalii Tapu's performance is refreshingly candid and expertly crafted.
Looking for a house? Good luck
There are significantly less homes for sale across NZ this year, as builders struggle to keep up with demand.
Christine gets her cycle trail
After four years of not taking "no" for an answer, Christine Green has her cycle trail which she hopes will bring business back to town.
'It's a great time to be selling your house'
Get ready for 2020 property price bounce, Trade Me says.
Judge, bowler, champion dad
Tony Ford's clients included prime ministers in a life full of family, fun, and the law.
It's time to pipe up and fix water
OPINION: Problems with water and sewage not good enough in a modern, wealthy city, says Nicola Willis.
My alternative Lotto advice
OPINION: Never mind tips for the winners. It's the losers who need some guidance.
I'll be dancing with myself
OPINION: Will Covid-19 hit Dancing with the Stars? And how about the election?
Warning system could help virus fight
OPINION: Initiatives like FluTrackers could be an important weapon in the global fight against coronavirus.
'Eight Songs for a Mad King' worthy experience
Baritone Robert Tucker offers a virtuoso display of disintegration nothing short of astonishing.
Two unlikely music styles become one
American folk music and Italian percussion will meet at the Michael Fowler Centre.
Kopernikus a 'rambling dissertation on life and death'
Claude Vivier led a depressingly difficult life; orphaned, destined to be a priest, openly gay, becoming eventually Canada's most pre-eminent composer.
Doctor of drama makes show
Drama lecturer James Wenley hits the stage for the first time in 10 years.
'Eight Songs for a Mad King' worthy experience
Baritone Robert Tucker offers a virtuoso display of disintegration nothing short of astonishing.
Street fight to stop art ripoffs
Street artist Xoë Hall is fighting a campaign against bad exposure - companies making money ripping off street art.
Two unlikely music styles become one
American folk music and Italian percussion will meet at the Michael Fowler Centre.
The bar that's really a restaurant
Mason is the brainchild of Matt Hawkes, formerly of Aro Valley's Rita.
Kopernikus a 'rambling dissertation on life and death'
Claude Vivier led a depressingly difficult life; orphaned, destined to be a priest, openly gay, becoming eventually Canada's most pre-eminent composer.
Live: Hurricanes v Sunwolves
Jason Holland's in-form side return from the bye to face the Japanese franchise in Napier.
Phoenix's new Aussie star
From benchwarmer to breakout performer, Phoenix midfielder hasn't looked back since leaving A-League champions.
Dynamo Devlin wants Olympics shot
He's been a revelation for the Phoenix but Cameron Devlin was overlooked for the latest under-23 squad.
Ferns star switches to Germany
A top New Zealand football prospect is switching allegiance to Germany in a move she hopes will benefit her promising career.
Architecturally elegant solution to inner city living.
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