A rental e-scooter and e-mountain bike were stolen from Switched on Bikes early on Saturday morning.
Crime and Justice
7:00pm
The deadline to sell the mysterious property with a colourful history passed yesterday.
New Zealand
1:55pm
A man is due to appear in court tomorrow on a variety of charges.
Monday 5:56pm
In the 12 months to July, the council recorded 27 cases of damages to public toilets, including smashed toilet pans and purposely blocked pipes.
Monday 5:41pm
The battle to get beer flowing again at the Castlepoint Hotel — The Whakataki has been stalled by a wall of bureaucratic red tape.
Monday 12:51pm
Hutt City Council said parking wardens were not enforcing paid parking during the outage.
Monday 10:44am
High Court Judge David Boldt said the claim was “choked with pseudo-law” common in the sovereign citizen movement.
Fri, Jul 17
Armed police and dog units searched the Horowhenua town for a person who allegedly fled a serious assault in Whangaehu, 65km away.
Minister for Rail Winston Peters says critics will "work themselves into a lather" over one of the names, as he confirms KiwiRail will run the new ships from 2029.
Politics
From moving a car by a couple of centimetres to blaming bowel movements, people have delved into how far they'd go to get out of a parking ticket.
The brown skua seabird found on Wellington's Petone beach confirmed to have H5N1 bird flu strain has since been euthanised.
Health
Thu, Jul 16
According to an Official Information Act response from Kāinga Ora, some units on Nuku Street and Ngatiapa Street had been empty for six years now.
A seabird found on Wellington's Petone beach has tested positive for the potentially deadly H5 strain of the virus.
Biosecurity Minister Andrew Hoggard confirmed the discovery this afternoon.
Wed, Jul 15
Emergency services were called to the blaze near Wainui Saddle, just before Paekakariki, at around 8.20am.
Tue, Jul 14
Valentina Florez-Betancur said the benefits of losing 16kg far outweighed the stigma and financial burdens attached to using a GLP-1.
Mon, Jul 13
The six finalists performed with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre in the presence of Dame Kiri Te Kanawa.
Entertainment
Sun, Jul 12
The Wellington council has voted to more than double rates for short-term rental accommodation providers – saying it will make the system fairer.
Business
Rennie's All Blacks host Italy in Wellington today looking to fix a leaky defence and extend an 18-Test unbeaten run over the Azzurri, with Beauden Barrett left out again.
Rugby
Sat, Jul 11
The damage in Tawa caused multiple signal issues and disrupted services, police said.
Thu, Jul 9
The City of Sails has fallen five places to 12th in the latest global rankings, while Wellington has dropped out of the top 20.
Palmertson North man charged under the Resource Management Act for illegal earthworks in Paraparaumu, including council land.
Wed, Jul 8
Some tradies are thinking twice about accepting a job on streets with cycleways, no parking or bad access due to the inconvenience.
"He came over ready to give me a ticket, and I said, 'what am I supposed to do'?" says Wellington woman Sue Tait.
Tue, Jul 7
Residents cut off for close to a week after South Wairarapa's recent deluge say repeated storm damage is threatening livelihoods, schooling and the future of their community.
Mon, Jul 6
