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Secret hearing about Kiwi's cancelled passport back in closed court
The case is suppressed as it could prejudice the security or defence of New Zealand.
How far can the food truck boom go?
Are food trucks and trailers still profitable business model? Vendors weigh in.
Heavy delays from Wellington to Kāpiti after crash
People heading from Wellington to the Kāpiti Coast are being urged to delay their travel.
The humble town with New Zealand's hottest property market
Home values in the town of 6800 people jumped more than 25 per cent over past year.
A look back on some of New Zealand's celebrity animals
As we farewell the whale, we remember some of our favourite celebrity animals.
Kit bag owned by Sir Edmund Hillary goes up for auction
A kit bag that belonged to Sir Edmund Hillary could be yours for $10,000 to $20,000.
The whale or the fireworks - not both
Wellington's first Matariki fireworks hinge on whether the whale stays in the area.
Remote working for 100 new employees
More than 100 new Wellington retail workers will get to avoid the daily commute.
'Security risk': Killers could walk out of high-risk facilities
System failures could result in patients walking out of high-risk facilities.
Community creates labyrinth for winter festival
Free workshops are open for people in the Hutt to get involved in.
12 questions: White Fern teen star Amelia Kerr
The 17-year-old White Fern says women's cricket has come a long way in terms of equal pay.
Immunity 'travesty': Diplomat won't pay a cent of $20K landlord's bill
Diplomatic immunity means Eva Tvarozkova is not liable for unpaid rent and damages.
Passengers delayed nearly three hours after plane struck by lightning
"There was a big flash outside and the plane definitely shook a little bit."
Survivor of Waverley crash still in hospital
Ani Nohinohi is still in hospital, nearly two weeks after the horror crash.
Entertainer denied diversion for alleged family violence
The entertainer was denied a diversion for the alleged assault.
Buildings flood, power off, as wild weather hits capital
Main roads are closed due to slips and fallen trees, while part of Upper Hutt lost power
Whale-watchers urged not to stop on motorway
Police are warning whale-watchers not to stop on the motorway, after several near misses.
'Can't justify' stabbing Barry Soper's son
"Why the hell were you carrying a 30cm serrated knife in Courtenay Place?"
Expert's warning: Hackers could sell Kiwis' data on dark web
Some hackers used a Trade Me-style site to sell off stolen personal information.
About 200 Wellingtonians people caught up in data breach
A 'couple of hundred' Wellingtonians have been warned about the data breach.
Helen Clark says law firm board should resign
The former PM weighed in on Russell McVeagh on Twitter last night.
Warrant for arrest in relation to Stokes Valley shooting
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Duane Edward Huaki.
Wizarding school to be held on Wellington train
New Zealand's first wizarding academy is coming to the capital.
Stunning pic: Welly's whale a capital attraction
The fireworks could be called off due to the presence of a whale in the harbour.
Stunning pic: Welly's whale a capital attraction
But this tale could end up in disappointment for fireworks fans.
Surviving Waverley crash victim in stable condition
Ani Nohinohi is now in a stable condition in the ICU in Wellington City Hospital.
Upper Hutt man denies murdering 5-month-old baby
The man accused of murdering his 5-month-old baby can now be named.
Crash closes Paekākāriki Hill Rd
Motorists are being warned to expect delays following a crash in Porirua.
Family to drink driver killer: 'We forgive you'
Tearful family members shared messages of forgiveness as Cannon stood in the dock.
National Party appealing costs in Eminem case
The party's lawyer said the judge's order for damages was too high.