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Wellington

A file image of a courtroom coat of arms.

Restaurant exploited underpaid, overworked migrants

An investigation uncovered a "consistent pattern of excessive hours, underpayment, and deductions from wages".

Crime and Justice

Friday 4:38pm

Toxic algae at Double Bridges in the Ruamāhanga River

Toxic algae red alerts for Wellington region rivers

Red alert level warnings are in place for some rivers in the Greater Wellington region, the council is urging people to check before visiting rivers.

Environment

Friday 10:58am

1:31

Media publisher Stuff's headquarters in Auckland's Ponsonby in April 2024 (file image).

Stuff announces closure of Wellington newspaper printing press

The news publisher announced the loss of 30 jobs and that the plant would shut down in 2027, with print operations moving to Christchurch.

Business

Thu, Mar 26

Covid-19 support schemes were rolled out in a high trust model to get help to people who qualified for it as quickly as possible. (File image).

Man forged bank statements from mother as part of Covid support fraud

Harold Hyde, the now bankrupt former Wellington tax agent, was sentenced for offending against both IR and MSD after forging documents related to Covid-19 relief schemes.

Crime and Justice

Thu, Mar 26

1:30

Police were called to Mākara Rd about 8am following reports of a vehicle upside down in a body of water.

Two dead after car found upside down in rural Wellington stream

Emergency services were called to Mākara Rd following reports of a vehicle upside down in a body of water shortly after 8am on Wednesday.

New Zealand

Thu, Mar 26

A file image of a courtroom coat of arms.

Restaurant exploited underpaid, overworked migrants

An investigation uncovered a "consistent pattern of excessive hours, underpayment, and deductions from wages".

Crime and Justice

Friday 4:38pm

Toxic algae at Double Bridges in the Ruamāhanga River

Toxic algae red alerts for Wellington region rivers

Red alert level warnings are in place for some rivers in the Greater Wellington region, the council is urging people to check before visiting rivers.

Environment

Friday 10:58am

1:31

Media publisher Stuff's headquarters in Auckland's Ponsonby in April 2024 (file image).

Stuff announces closure of Wellington newspaper printing press

The news publisher announced the loss of 30 jobs and that the plant would shut down in 2027, with print operations moving to Christchurch.

Business

Thu, Mar 26

Covid-19 support schemes were rolled out in a high trust model to get help to people who qualified for it as quickly as possible. (File image).

Man forged bank statements from mother as part of Covid support fraud

Harold Hyde, the now bankrupt former Wellington tax agent, was sentenced for offending against both IR and MSD after forging documents related to Covid-19 relief schemes.

Crime and Justice

Thu, Mar 26

1:30

Police were called to Mākara Rd about 8am following reports of a vehicle upside down in a body of water.

Two dead after car found upside down in rural Wellington stream

Emergency services were called to Mākara Rd following reports of a vehicle upside down in a body of water shortly after 8am on Wednesday.

New Zealand

Thu, Mar 26

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Thick plumes of smoke billowing from a blaze at a car wreckers in Upper Hutt. (Source: Fire and Emergency Wellington City)

Large blaze at Upper Hutt car wreckers extinguished

Nine fire trucks and three specialist vehicles were sent to the scene as huge black smoke billowed over the area.

New Zealand

Wed, Mar 25

Wellington city views (file image)

Wellington receives funding boost for Predator Free 2050

Conservation Minister Tama Potaka said the next phase of the Government's strategy would shift from smaller projects to targeting predator elimination across larger areas.

Environment

Wed, Mar 25

Tap water generic image.

Wellingtonians face average $2400 water bill next year, increases to follow

An average household across Wellington's four cities was set to pay about $2418 per year this coming year, rising to $6831 (with inflation) by 2036.

New Zealand

Wed, Mar 25

Digging in garden.

'Possibly pre-European': Centuries old remains in Wellington garden

An Ōwhiro Bay resident discovered the remains in his garden in June last year.

New Zealand

Mon, Mar 23

New Zealand Black Caps players huddle, Black Caps v South Africa, Hnry Stadium, Wellington.

Black Caps lose fourth T20 in Wellington, series goes to decider

Connor Esterhuizen made a maiden half-century from 33 balls as South Africa scored 164-5 after choosing to bat.

Cricket

Mon, Mar 23

The medal was awarded to one of Wellington’s founding figures, Dr Isaac Featherston, in 1875.

Rare piece of NZ history sells for record price at auction

The medal was awarded to one of Wellington’s founding figures in 1875.

New Zealand

Sun, Mar 22

They're lifelines for small communities, but cost a lot to maintain. And soon, they could end up losing their full central government funding, with ratepayers forced to pick up the bill. Q+A's Whena Owen reports.

Six remote roads set to lose full NZTA funding, mayors want rethink

"We've said to NZTA, don't even bring it at us, because we ain't going to do it, and it'd be a cold day in hell if it happened," says Wairoa's mayor.

Environment

Sun, Mar 22

Moa Point Wastewater Treatment Plant (file image).

'Trapped air' flaw possible cause of Moa Point wastewater failure

The first report into the wastewater plant failure has highlighted a possible pipeline flaw.

Environment

Fri, Mar 20

An average speed safety camera.

New average speed cameras coming to stretch of Upper Hutt highway

NZTA said the new cameras were being installed to reduce serious crashes along the stretch.

New Zealand

Thu, Mar 19

Motorists had received fines for driving above 30km/h on 16 November. (File photo).

Speed limit confusion: NZTA reverses hundreds of fines

Motorists had received fines for driving above 30km/h on one day, and some had even been issued multiple fines for the same day.

Crime and Justice

Wed, Mar 18

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Abdul Nabizadah was found critically injured in Miramar on March 17.

Police 'believe they know' who was involved in Wellington man's death

Abdulhassan Nabizadah was assaulted and robbed around 12.30am on March 17 of last year, later dying from his injuries.

Crime and Justice

Tue, Mar 17

One witness said his best guess would put the number of dolphins on Wellingtons Southcoast at more than 200.

'Biggest pod ever': Wellington onlookers stunned by swarm of dolphins

One witness said his best guess would put the number of dolphins off Wellington's south coast at more than 200.

New Zealand

Sun, Mar 15

The queue to get back into Wellington Central Library reaches around the also re-opened Civic Square, past ongoing work at the town hall.

Thousands queue as Wellington Library reopens after seven years

The building had been closed since March 2019, due to earthquake risk, with pop-up libraries in the city in the interim, while it underwent a $217 million makeover.

New Zealand

Sat, Mar 14

A toddler plays with a tambourine (file image).

Firefighter frees rattled toddler stuck in tambourine

Watch commander John Devereux said it was a first in his 47 years in the fire service.

New Zealand

Fri, Mar 13

Possibly permanent raised clumps of bitumen, originally thought to be tar, on a road in Palmerston North after reports of the substance appearing late last month. (Source: Supplied / Adele Rycroft)

'Tar' chunks on highways identified – source remains a mystery

The substance, littered on highways from Southern Waikato to Wellington, first appeared on February 25.

New Zealand

Thu, Mar 12

The Interislander ferry Kaiārahi

Cook Strait ferry out of action with fault

Interislander is operating with just one ferry till Sunday due to a fault on the Kaiārahi.

New Zealand

Thu, Mar 12

Luke Woodcock played for the Black Caps between 2010 and 2011 and enjoyed a first-class career for Wellington that spanned 17 years.

'Some dark moments’: Former Black Cap on terminal cancer diagnosis

Wellington stalwart Luke Woodcock knew something was seriously wrong late last year when he had trouble catching a cricket ball.

Health

Wed, Mar 11

Burnout marks at Porirua's Whenua Tapu Cemetery.

Workers 'heartbroken' at burnout damage at cemetery near Wellington

Clear images of the offender were caught on CCTV and shared with police.

Crime and Justice

Tue, Mar 10

Te Papa museum in Wellington.

Tourist with measles visited Te Papa, botanical gardens

Both Wellington and Auckland airports are also among the locations of interest.

Health

Mon, Mar 9

Boaties involved in the rescue last week.

'Consider themselves lucky': Wgtn boaties rescued by police, chopper

Two people on the boat reported that the boat owner - and only person aboard who knew who to operate it - was still scuba diving in the water when they realised the danger.

New Zealand

Sun, Mar 8

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