Latest from Wellington

Brrrr...! Heavy snow closes roads as wintry blast moves up country

There is snow down to 400m in places of the South Island, what's in store for the north?

Unrepentant meth dealer: Why he's stuck with a 28-year prison stretch

Drug dealer's sentence stands despite Court of Appeal guideline shift.

Covid-19: Vic Uni students fear disadvantage in job market

Victoria University will not be applying a universal grade bump like others.

Official transtasman bubble plan goes to NZ and Aust PMs

An official group's proposal goes to prime ministers and could swing into place quickly

Pair killed in Taupō gliding crash named

Anthony Frederick Hector Budd and Kusum Pasha were killed in an accident on Mt Tauhara.

First flights in July? Transtasman bubble plans hit turbulence

Business groups' transtasman bubble plan 'curious' says official group.

Phil Twyford has never visited Transmission Gully site

NZTA has invited the Transport Minister three times to visit, but he hasn't been once.

Cost blowout: Omāroro Reservoir 'too big to fail'

Wellington City Council has poured a further $10m into the project.

Go NZ: A road trip the length of New Zealand

Y2K was upon us. So we loaded up the car, and drove all the way to Stewart Island.

Is this Wellington business' pie too 'arousing?' It is according to Facebook

Wellington man was on road to success until innocent pie ad was deemed "adult content".

'I was on an adventure': Teen who tried to cross Cook Strait in a dinghy has no regrets

Tachyon Hutt set off across the strait with no food, water or waterproof clothing.

Watch: Bio-luminescence at Wellington marina

The shining blue effect looks like a "discoloured smear" during the day.

Transmission Gully: NZTA announces $14m Covid-19 payment

NZTA says it's continuing to negotiate the full cost of the impacts of Covid-19.

Lower Hutt man denies attempting to murder his mother during lockdown

The 24-year-old appeared via video link in the High Court at Wellington this morning.

Covid 19: WHO tipped to back wearing masks

Professor Michael Baker says a WHO review of the use of masks will change policy.

Transmission Gully: 'Stuck cleaning up expensive legal mess'

Julie Anne Genter wades in as tensions between NZTA and contractor reach boiling point.

'I worked like a dog': A behind the scenes look at the hardest job in politics

Don Brash, David Cunliffe and Andrew Little speak about their time as Opposition leader.

Jacinda Ardern unveils $95m arts sector package, including $18m for Te Papa

The Govt is putting $18m into the national museum to help it stay afloat.