Kiwi music legends SPLIT ENZ featuring Tim Finn, Eddie Rayner, Neil Finn, and Noel Crombie reunited for their first show in ...

Internationally recognised urban planner Alain Bertaud will deliver a public lecture in Wellington on Wednesday, 18 March as part of a week of engagements with politicians, academics and ...

Dr Marian Tupy, a leading international commentator on human progress and economic development, will visit New Zealand this month to give a series of public talks and engage with audiences across ...

There has been a wastewater leak outside 735 Marine Drive in Eastbourne. The leak is from the main outfall pipe, which transports fully treated wastewater over 18 km from Seaview to Pencarrow.

Wellington’s mayor says making building cheaper through a one-stop shop for consents and fixing the failed Moa Point plant will be part of a three-year council plan. The council this morning ...

One person has died following a crash in Paekākāriki overnight. The single vehicle crash on State Highway 59, near Onepu Street was reported at 11:30pm. State Highway 59 was closed overnight ...

CentrePort Limited ended the first half of the 2026 financial year positively with an unaudited underlying profit of $8.7m. This sees the port broadly on target to meet its end-of-year forecast.

Kāpiti Coast District Council’s new Supplier Hub has increased the transparency of their tender opportunities and encourages ...

Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui Central Library officially reopens from 10am on Saturday 14 March, marking a huge milestone for Wellington. The return will be celebrated with a civic ceremony to open ...

Internationally renowned Dutch virtuoso Jörgen van Rijen makes his debut with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra this April in Wellington on 9 April.. Praised for his “dazzling virtuosity” ...

The need for critical support for children with cancer and their whānau continues to grow, with the number of families under the care of Child Cancer Foundation Family Support Coordinators ...

Two BlueBridge ferry sailings have been cancelled for passengers due to rough conditions in Cook Strait. MetService forecasts southerly swells of up to 4m with winds reaching just over 80 km/h.