Report from RNZ by Charlotte Cook Wellington woman Sue Tait has been abused by cyclists as she is forced to park across a ...

Te Āhuru Mōwai. News from KCDC Kāpiti Coast District Council has allocated $85,000 from the previous Government’s Better ...

The earthquake-prone community hall at Waikanae Beach will temporarily close from late August as the Kāpiti Coast District Council rolls out a new approach to managing its deteriorating ...

Wellington Airport’s southwest pier has re-opened today following a fire on 12 June. Wellington Airport chief executive Matt ...

In 2025, doctors Art Nahill and Glenn Colquhoun drove from Te Hāpua to Wellington in an old Ford Transit van painted as a whimsical ambulance to protest the state of the New Zealand health ...

News from Wellington Community Revitalisation Society Matariki Nights is a new festival running across Pōneke over the ...

The much-loved Kāpiti Coast Art Trail is returning in 2026 with new timing to make the most of Labour Weekend, inviting ...

Wellington referees say that ongoing abuse has forced them to withdraw from this weekend’s club rugby games across the region. In a statement, Wellington Rugby Referees Association (WRRA) ...

News from Tiaki Wai Work is underway at Ludlam Park, where a new water well is being installed in Woburn, as part of a long-term programme to strengthen the resilience of the region’s drinking ...

The Kāpiti Coast District Council is taking a fresh look at how community spaces are planned and provided to make sure they continue to meet the needs of the district’s growing and changing ...

Metlink has closed a technological loophole that allowed fare dodgers to get free train rides in Wellington. In April, when Metlink moved to a system where people could pay public transport fares ...

A new university-accredited qualification that formally recognises the complex work of local government elected members is a major boost to the sector, LGNZ says. The qualification was launched ...