This, and a new English language IELTS requirement of 6.5 (the same minimum standard required for most universities) means that many of the international bus drivers who came in 2022/23 won’t be able ...

One of New Zealand’s largest charitable trusts has awarded $3 million to 700 education and community groups across the greater Wellington region, funding projects that range from soup kitchens ...

The Mount Victoria Tunnel was closed in both directions for more than three hours following a two-vehicle crash this afternoon. Two people were seriously injured. The crash was reported around ...

John Woolf This is a story about a large development (12 lots, with a stage two planned) at the far end of Holloway Road, a historically significant, 1km long, winding, very narrow street, in ...

Hundreds of public servants are heading into the Christmas break uncertain of their future after two Government announcements today. In two statements today the Government announced the formation ...

Wellington creative studio KISSLabs is behind one of the world’s rarest books, a meticulously crafted history of Bitcoin told ...

Regional Council is calling on the Government to urgently review immigration settings that risk decimating bus driver numbers and undermining the reliability of public transport services across ...

Jared Cook, a former Wellington medical professional , was sentenced yesterday in the Wellington District Court to 10 months home detention after pleading guilty to charges of indecent acts on ...

The Government has today announced the establishment of a new Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport (MCERT), to support the Government’s ambitious reform agenda in housing, ...

Report from RNZ by Nick James A complete overhaul of Wellington’s abandoned Reading Cinemas complex is moving closer, with resource consents lodged for the project. The large ...

News release from Wellington City Council With many Council staff going on holly-day over the festive season, some services ...

Lifeguards around Aotearoa worked 10,249 hours last week, as warm weather and rising beach attendance led to a busy week of rescues, medical responses, and preventative activity. Across the ...