News from Hamilton City Council In a hotly contested battle to be the new home for the Homegrown music festival, Hamilton has ...

A man is to appear in the Masterton District Court today after a firearm incident yesterday at a Work and Income service centre. The 25 year old has been charged with committing a dangerous act ...

Charges have been dropped for three Passenger Rail protesters facing a retrial in the Wellington District Court. Four members of the group had been charged with endangering transport, related to ...

Phase Two of the Police Mental Health Response Change Programme is set to be extended with a second group of districts implementing Phase Two from 19 May. The tranche two districts have been ...

The consultation period has now closed for each partner council of the proposed Wairarapa-Tararua water services model, and public support has swung in favour of the partnership. Of those who ...

A Wellington mayoral candidate was arrested and charged with failing to stop for police in the central city on Friday. Graham Bloxham, 57, runs the Facebook page WellingtonLive. He told RNZ he was ...

John Gerritsen, Education correspondent The number of high-achieving teens who go overseas after finishing school has reached an all time high – but it is not clear why. An Education ...

Shoes with Personality, a vibrant and revealing new exhibition opening on 17 May. Celebrating the artistry, personal ...

Lynda, owner of Wellington’s beloved Little Bread Loaf, tells why, amidst the busyness of running a business, she makes time ...

Library users at Te Awe Library in central Wellington News from WCC Wellington City Libraries are seeing a 30 per cent surge ...

News from Wellington Airport Wellington Airport’s giant eagle sculptures will be flying off into the sunset next Friday, ...

Robinson Research Institute, a pioneer in high-temperature superconductivity (HTS) research, has received funding of $71million towards setting up and hosting an advanced technology platform in ...