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A controversial decision lies ahead for Greater Wellington Regional Councillors this week: either increase fares for public transport or push rates up furt

Two weeks after voting 5-2 to grant a severance request from Monte Eaton for his property on the southern edge of town past the MCC campus, the Marshalltown cit

Labour MP Willie Jackson says his party's former police minister is "grandstanding".

Labour leader Chris Hipkins claims former Labour minister Stuart Nash is breaching Cabinet collective responsibility by airing details of conversations he

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Wellington apartment owners are joining forces to try and find alternative insurance cover amid growing concern premiums are becoming unaffordable.
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Grantville City Council’s meeting on Monday lasted 15 minutes, 25 minutes or just more than half an hour, depending on who you ask.

The government's crackdown on gang members is being criticised for putting more pressure on the stretched front line.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — Kyle Filipowski remembered seeing the images of Iowa women's basketball star Caitlin Clark being accidentally knocked down by a fan storming the court after her team suffered an upset loss. Roughly a month later, Duke's 7-foot star found himself part of the same discussion on the dangers of court- storming, his right leg wrapped in plastic to fasten an icebag to his kneecap. “Just like any other upset game where the fans rush the court, all he...

The Government will introduce legislation to ban all gang insignia in public places, and create greater powers to stop criminal gangs from gathering in gro