'Heartless idiots': Hoax bomb threat disrupts school and tangi
The wife of the deceased remained behind with his body as everyone was evacuated.
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The Labour leader thanked his partner, Toni, in his concession speech on Saturday night.
Business as usual for Let's Get Wellington Moving as axe looms
National's Chris Bishop says the project is dead and light rail is not on the table.
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'Chaos-tamer' Kiri Allan launches new business
Allan is still going through the court process for Wellington car crash.
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Lawyers to investigate several Wellington City Councillors after alleged breach of confidentiality
Mayor Tory Whanau acknowledged the complaint against five councillors.
Christopher Luxon’s $60 grocery shop: How much does it buy?
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Ferret highway: Transmission Gully creates path for pests to move south
There's concern the ferrets could pose a risk to Wellington's native kiwi population.
Motorists slapped with more than 4000 fines for driving in new bus lanes
The fines from the past six months total $613,050.
Drink-driving police officer denied discharge without conviction
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'No one deserves to die in that manner': Police push for information on homicide
Police have urged people to come forward with information on the homicide.
Cops' daring rescues in Cyclone Gabrielle floods recognised
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New World to close Wellington Railway Metro supermarket
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Former Wellington mayors in line to become MPs
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Greater Wellington council and bus company in war of words over driver pay
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Government puts options on the table for mega ferry blowout
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‘We’ve had enough’: Wellington bars owners fight opposition to liquor licenses
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'Joker of the party': Dad-of-three named after body found in 'suspicious' house fire
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Man 'accidentally' involved in murder attempt sentenced
The man was trying to get a ride home for he and his Bichon Frise dog at the time.
Winning $24.25m Lotto ticket still unclaimed
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Shock as ‘lovely’ shop owner fights for life
The father of two is still in a critical condition in hospital.
Interislander ferry reliability improves, but still below target
KiwiRail is positive about its performance after a mayday call caused major disruption.
'It’s a lie': Winston Peters rails against National ads and news media
NZ First leader also mocked the campaign coverage of Labour and National.
Review finds Wellington City Council crash data breach was preventable
Interviewee says they were shocked personal information was left in the spreadsheet.
Ex Oranga Tamariki worker accused of indecency with kids
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Meeting held in secret on Wellington's deserted Reading Cinema
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National candidate deletes fire dancing video over music problem
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