
Accident on popular Wellington slide sparks safety concerns
A young girl broke her right tibia, requiring a full leg cast from her hip to her toes.
A young girl broke her right tibia, requiring a full leg cast from her hip to her toes.
Untreated water had to be diverted after a power cut stopped a UV filter from working.
CBD 'in dire need of a makeover', hub would get youth of the streets in vulnerable hours.
'Vulnerable users' will suffer if regional council makes express services cashless.
Assurances are being made the building will be ready for NZ Festival, despite the issues.
"I didn't even know what was happening, I just started feeling a lot of pain in my chest."
The plant-based restaurant is just across the road from the Prime Minister's residence.
A $500 million development at Shelly Bay has been bogged down in several legal challenges.
Sarah Owen has been in the role for less than a year.
Gender diverse Wellingtonians call for accessibility in public and private settings.
The proposed deal would see the drivers' base rate rise from $19.40 up to $22.10 per hour.
Councillor Jill Day: 'Māori voice must be at the table, it can't be left to chance'.
Upper Hutt increases its renewal budget by just 15 per cent, despite region's water woes.
University pushes ahead with brand refresh, which opponents call a name change by stealth.
Council data shows nearly half of serious injuries involve someone on foot or on a bike.
Five are 'lead' roles, one 'managerial', one 'partner', and legal and comms advisors.
Wellington's water leaders say it's strange and problematic they're not at the table.
Police are investigating an alleged assault outside a Wellington nightclub last weekend.
Confusion over one line in the city council's operating budget sets alarm bells ringing.
Andy Foster's proposal to re-litigate the central library has set off a nuclear reaction.
One committee member breaks ranks to say she has lost confidence in David Bassett.
A high-cost lender has opened near a social housing complex and refugee support service.
Councillors are desperately seeking advice on how to take privatisation off the table.
Mayor:"It's more a question of what is the cost of not doing it and not getting it right."
The review will examine decision making as well as media and social media coverage.
Waka Kotahi NZTA chairman: 'The programme as it currently sits has no public credibility.'
The Auditor-General has been contacted twice in the past week over the meeting.
Councillor Jill Day says all elected members should have a say on who does the review.
ANALYSIS: Wellington Mayor announces independent review to help douse toxic flames.
Mayor: "It is clear we cannot keep working the way we are. Our city deserves better."