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Christchurch businessman says 21-month jail sentence was "manifestly excessive".
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Ian Cassels: "I wouldn't want to contemplate a city that couldn't keep its word."
Comment: Julie Anne Genter's secret letter hoo-ha
It really would have been a lot easier to just be more up front in the first place.
Mother to stay in prison for ignoring possible sex abuse
The woman will stay in prison for neglecting her four children.
Ferry fined for speeding, grounding on rocks
The skippers regularly exceeded safe speeds near the shore.
Down, boy!: Worst dog walking encounters revealed
Most dog owners say people have pet their dogs without asking for permission.
Police graduate: Honour to lead karanga at graduation
Northland mum leads karanga at Police college graduation.
Andy Foster and Justin Lester share awkward hug
Mayoral chains have been exchanged under the cloud of a vote recount.
National: Anything short of releasing secret letter 'not good enough'
Chief Ombudsman rules Julie Anne Genter was right to withhold secret transport letter.
Julie Anne Genter issues statement over secret letter
Was Green MP allowed to keep controversial letter secret? Ombudsman weighs in.
Analysis: New Wellington regional council chair romps in
Roger Blakeley pulled out of the two horse-race, leaving Daran Ponter to take the reins.
Mum who ignored risk of sexual abuse against kids appeals jail term
In a drunken haze, the woman ignored her daughter and thought she was being annoying.
Generation Debt: Science trumps music
Liz Goodin chose science, not music, because of the cost of student loans.
Awkward: Vote recount overshadows council inauguration
Tradition is for the outgoing mayor to place the mayoral chains on the incoming mayor.
Fleeing man found in mangroves by police dog and handler
Chase for a man leads a police dog and handler through mangroves near Whangārei Harbour.
Decision on Shelly Bay resource consent imminent
Independent commissioners have made a decision- lawyers now looking over it.
Wellington council should 'rein in' airport expansion
The number of people passing through the airport is expected to double within 20 years.
$206,000 jewellery thefts - teen charged
Police allege teenager targeted stores in Christchurch and Wellington.
Students outraged over hall withholding bond money
"It is unfair... there are no alternatives to staying in the halls."
Praise for Police and Prostitutes' Collective partnership
A resource has helped to strengthen the relationship between police and sex workers.
Slow crawl home for returning holidaymakers
A break down, fire and heavy congestion as the country heads home after Labour weekend
Boy racer bashing: Man attacked with crowbar, gang link suspected
Man attacked with weapon believed to be crowbar at boy racer event in Wellington
Beyond White Guilt: 'What would Cook say now?'
If Captain Cook were here today, would he have second thoughts?
Another day in the mid-latitudes: Warm for some, wet for others
As usual it's a mixed bag weather-wise, with heat for some, and rain for others.
Hot, hot, hot: Break out summer gear for weekend
Some areas will have temperatures 8C above average, MetService says.
Former Wellington mayor Justin Lester wants a recount
Lester has formally applied for a recount over the 62-vote margin.
Tiny native bird nesting at new home
New Zealand's smallest native bird could soon be flourishing in the capital.
Bowen House seismic status: Where are the numbers?
The building is not earthquake prone but tenants still don't know its exact NBS rating.
Sarah Free set to take on role as Wellington's deputy mayor
Andy Foster has turned to the left putting the Green Party-ticket councillor in the role.
Trade Me reveals top Halloween searches
Top searches this year include superheroes, the Joker, and 80s costumes.
Tick-tock: Wellington's new mayor under pressure
The mobilisation of the left, picking the right deputy mayor, and pressure for progress.
Home detention for ANZ worker who stole $190,000 from bank
The man's offending spanned five years and 103 transactions.