French women's national sevens development squad go back to school in Marton
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Reports of gunshots in Ōtaki, one person arrested
Police are working to establish the details of what happened.
EIT's deputy chief executive leaves role after five years
Mark Oldershaw gets job as Chief Executive of Whitireia and WelTec in Wellington.
Man accused of murdering Porirua father to stand trial in May
Hone Pawa was killed after a fight in Porirua last May. He did not know the accused.
One person dead after crash involving car and cyclist
The crash happened about 6pm last night on State Highway 2 north of Wellington.
Seismic risk forces ministries out of Wellington offices
Ministry for Women and Ministry of Education staff to leave premises on The Terrace.
Person seriously injured in car v cycle crash at Petone
One seriously hurt in crash involving car and cyclist.
Four Square that sold 3.8 tonnes of poppy seed appeals alcohol decision
The Four Square sold 3.8 tonnes of poppy seed in one year.
Fatal headbutt: Man admits manslaughter in car park row
Killer claimed to police his victim had walked into his head in car park row.
Investigation into former Wellington mayor's email mix-up drags on
Wellington City Council probe into alleged leak includes computer system search attempt.
Dogs die after eating algae from Masterton's Waipoua River
Two dogs have died after eating toxic algae from a Wairarapa river.
Hot stuff: More heat on the way after whopping 38.2C in Gisborne
Yesterday, Gisborne topped the charts at a whopping 38.2C, its hottest day since 1940.
Second wastewater discharge into Wairarapa river this year
Almost half a million litres of wastewater has flowed into Ruamahanga River this year.
A third of Wellington's wastewater pipes in poor condition
Wellington's poo-gate systematic of a national problem that's been neglected for too long.
Two appear in court over Taita homicide
Women in the public gallery cried during the brief appearances.
Investigation into Wellington City Councillor canned
Mayor Andy Foster has stopped the investigation launched by his predecessor Justin Lester.
$9.4m for Hutt maternity services 'not a magic bullet'
The money will go towards improving the Hutt's maternity services and facilities.
Four men in court on cannabis charges relating to bust near Dargaville
Four men charged in relation to Northland cannabis bust appear in court.
Damning report: Hutt City's woeful water pipes
Wellington City isn't alone in poo-gate, Hutt City Council now faces its day of reckoning.
Swimmers beware: Toxic algae on the rise
Beware of toxic algae while swimming this summer.
Mum describes loss of newborn: 'Every step of the delivery, something went wrong'
A mother says her baby may not have died if hospital staff had acted more quickly.
What will Auckland's 2050 climate feel like?
Auckland's 2050 temperatures could be like those of Buenos Aires' now, index suggests.
Police name Taita homicide victim
The 56-year-old Bay of Plenty man was visiting family in Wellington when he died.
'Small deed' sparks tears of thanks from Jewish community
Eckhardt Reyneke painted over swastikas before council contractors even arrived.
App maps water fountains and refill stations across NZ
New map takes people to free water and away from plastic bottles and sugary drinks.
Sticker campaign highlights road-crossing issues for visually impaired
Silent crossing signals still a problem for blind people in the capital.
Concerns for 78-year-old in Counties Manukau
The elderly woman has been missing since Sunday morning.
Boy, 10, auctioning treasured Beauden Barrett boots to help Aussie koalas
They are Riley's most prized possession but he will part with them to help the koalas.
Widely felt 5.4 earthquake breaks GeoNet record
The previous record holder was the disastrous 2016 Kaikōura earthquake.
Two failures in a month: Wellington struggling with poo-mageddon
Second failed pipeline: Trucks are left to transport 1 million litres of sludge a day.
Council faces up to the rules on Rainbow Crossing
COMMENT: The ridiculous saga of NZTA, Wellington City Council and the Rainbow Crossing.
The big dry: Impending drought in Northland and extreme fire danger in Dunedin
No significant rain is expected in areas that desperately need it for the next few weeks.
Solo mum with four children one of thousands in emergency housing
Figures reveal the Government spent nearly $50m on emergency housing in just three months.