Woman injured in alleged machete attack
Authorities are at the scene of a family harm incident in Napier.
Partner of slain Kiwi officer tells of 'gentle giant'
The Kiwi-born sergeant shot dead in London "will always be in my head and in my heart".
Covid-19: Princeton University study dissects New Zealand response
Social capital, effective communication cited as key factors in New Zealand 'beating back' virus.
Police Remembrance Day: First officer killed on duty in 11 years honoured
Constable Matthew Hunt has been honoured at a memorial ceremony in Wellington.
Prison report reveals rise in gang activity and intimidation
Rimutaka Prison has seen a rise in gang membership, with reports of violence and standover tactics in its high-security units.
Public service hubs won't be far if Labour is re-elected, Hipkins says
Labour is ready to “hit the go button” on regional state service hubs early in their next term.
Videos surface of Wellington teen climbing cranes and 'rooftopping'
The 18-year-old says he has climbed three cranes in Wellington and police are investigating.
Prisoner granted bail goes missing
Sam Sulusi was granted bail to attend his father's funeral on Friday.
Truck and trailer rolls on Wellington motorway
Motorists travelling southbound on State Highway 2 are still experiencing delays after the incident shortly after 3pm Monday.
South Island snow 'absolutely brilliant' for ski areas
Fights in and out of Queenstown and Invercargill airports have resumed, and ski areas expect top spring conditions once the "weather bomb" storm clears.
Knife-wielding woman disarmed by ex-bodyguard outside Courtenay Place bar
Mental heath advocate Cam Galbraith was the right person to be standing outside a Wellington bar when a woman threatened people with a knife.
Residents' safety concerns to be considered at Shelly Bay vote
Petition with almost 4500 signatures will be on the table when city councillors decide whether to sell land for controversial development.
'I was thinking the worst': Son breaks down when dad found alive on kayak 15km from shore
A 52-year-old was found 14.8km offshore, after strong winds blew a father and son out to sea while diving near Gisborne.
Wellington City Mission receives $10m from Government for new community hub
The new building will have a community cafe, a social supermarket and 35 housing units designed to accommodate and care for people experiencing chronic homelessness.
Peters threatens to take SFO to court as two charged over NZ First Foundation
NZ First leader has accused investigators of running a witch hunt after two people were charged over a probe into political donations.
Police gather to remember fallen officers
One minute of silence followed by the happy chatter of reminiscing about her husband are what one widow values about Police Remembrance Day.
Remote work, downsizing free up space in office rental market
There is now up to 30,000 sq m more office space available in Wellington alone.
Revenue hit: What climate change may cost our biggest companies
A change to financial disclosure rules won the praise of a Nobel prize-winning economist and was called New Zealand's 'most significant climate policy.'' What will it reveal?
Wellington needs to make its economic advantages pay
OPINION: Wellington has had significant success over the past 20 years with companies like Xero, Trade Me, Weta Workshops but if it's not careful, the risk is it will drift.
Vintage Aviator fraudster Eugene DeMarco to be freed, Parole Board decides
Eugene DeMarco now accepts guilt and is a low risk of re-offending, Parole Board says.
Insider's guide to selling your home
Top tips to get the best sale price, including what to do before you list it and why you should avoid your own open homes.
What to watch for in Trump/Biden debate
OPINION: With Biden ahead in the polls, Trump must try change the trajectory of the race.
Tiwai's story is now "To be continued . . .''
EDITORIAL: It was the sort of news to make Jacinda Ardern the toast of the south; and her effigy the toast of points further north.
Youth experiencing a 'triple shock' from Covid-19
OPINION: Next time you hear someone say the end of 2020 can’t come soon enough, spare a thought for our young people, the "lockdown generation".
Will we see a vote to continue with hypocrisy on dope?
OPINION: Politicians are scared of backing a losing cause. So we look set to be stuck in our own version of Prohibition.
Tax sugary drinks like smokes
OPINION: Many of New Zealand’s expensive problems are paid for by their leading causes.
NZ Symphony Orchestra back performing for a delighted audience once again
REVIEW: The NZSO return sounded as if they have had no disruptions to its schedule.
Darren Watson in concert for release of new album
Watson's favourite track is Ernie Abbott. 'I knew it the minute I wrote it; this is the best thing I’ve ever done.'
Ariana Tikao named Arts Foundation Laureate
She grew up in Christchurch, the youngest of seven children, and her work in taonga pūoro has garnered her national acclaim.
Shaping the future of Aotearoa's arts sector
Talk of an arts advisor, a long-term strategy and shifting funding models were discussed at a cross-party kōrero regarding the arts sector's future.
Improvising jazz group for Wellington festival
Riki Gooch presents his new symphony Ngā Tuone as part of the Wellington Jazz Festival, using unique forms of conducting and improvisation.
Darren Watson in concert for release of new album
Watson's favourite track is Ernie Abbott. 'I knew it the minute I wrote it; this is the best thing I’ve ever done.'
Build your own Wellington adventure
You've already had to change your life in 2020, don't go back to "normal", go get lost. It's the best way to discover, or rediscover, your backyard.
Ariana Tikao named Arts Foundation Laureate
She grew up in Christchurch, the youngest of seven children, and her work in taonga pūoro has garnered her national acclaim.
Mitre 10 Cup: Stunning 50m try from new hooker spurs Wellington to victory
Missing their All Blacks and Julian Savea, Lions were inspired by their skipper and new No 2.
Recap: Wellington Pride v Manawatū Cyclones
Wellington Pride lost to Manawatū Cyclones in the South pool of the Farah Palmer Cup.
Fostering international relations on and off the rugby field
Fresh off her 50th cap for the Wellington Pride in the Farah Palmer Cup, Black Fern Joanah Ngan-Woo has global ambitions.
Du'Plessis Kirifi and the Springboks captain who inspired his 'unique' name
Du’Plessis Kirifi is yet to meet the man he’s named after. But Morne du Plessis, who won 13 of his 15 tests as Springboks rugby captain, knows just who he is.
Phoenix rising star to join Greek club Xanthi
New Zealand under-23 international becomes the fifth player to exit the Phoenix since the conclusion of the A-League season.
A slice of Nelson’s history is on the market for the first time in 105 years.
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