News from New Zealand Portrait Gallery The New Zealand Portrait Gallery Te Pūkenga Whakaata is pleased to announce the ...

New figures show daily water loss across the Wellington region’s pipes has dropped by 11 million litres per day, with Wellington Water’s chair attributing the change to increased ...

A wastewater main situated on Duck Creek has collapsed in Whitby. Signage has been placed along Tradewinds Drive and at the outlet to the harbour. Crews are on site.

Taranaki mayors want central government to partner up with their councils to kick-start a hydrogen industry. This despite ongoing questions about the gas’s effectiveness in reducing carbon ...

Police were called to two crashes in the River Road / Moonshine Hill Road area this morning, where cars slid on the icy road surface. Both happened at around 8.45am.

Almost 1,000 tamariki aged 5–6 have laced up their boots for the first time, thanks to a community-driven initiative that’s bringing football to schools across the region. The free junior ...

As part of the Government’s drive to cut down on excessive use of road cones – and reducing the eye-watering cost of temporary traffic management – councils will soon be forced to use a ...

Power has been restored in Porirua after an outage of more than two hours affecting about 5000 properties this morning. Lines company Wellington Electricity said the power was cut about 9.40am due ...

Lindsay Shelton Before Civic Square was created, there was a simple, popular and well-used lawn in front of the Municipal ...

Report from RNZ by Nick James Cleaning up an old toxic dump site on a Wellington beach has cost nearly a million dollars. In ...

LDR report by Emily Ireland What should be a pristine stretch of coastal paradise in South Wairarapa has been subjected to years of vandalism and the destruction of native flora and fauna by ...

Wellington next month when the Mt Cook School gathers with past students, teachers, whanau and supporters to mark this ...