Artificial intelligence: boon or doom?
by Roy Murphy The Wellington book launch at Unity Books of a fictional AI agent competing for a literary prize, rapidly became a free-for-all onโฆ
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by Roy Murphy The Wellington book launch at Unity Books of a fictional AI agent competing for a literary prize, rapidly became a free-for-all onโฆ
{Suite} and the Ans Westra Estate are delighted to present an exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of the publication of Wellington: City Aliโฆ
The Wellington City Council wonโt be asking for a refund for a $435,000 report which officials have said contains flaws, and which the mayor hasโฆ
Wellington.Scoop Three Wellington City Councillors (Calvert, Compton and Tiefenbacher) are planning to address the Greater Wellington Regional Cโฆ
by Karl Tiefenbacher The next couple of weeks will see decisions made on the โHarbour Quays project,โ firstly by the soon-to-be-dismantled Regioโฆ
Wellington City Council Acting Chief Executive Anna Calver has today confirmed the outcomes of change processes for staff in response to requireโฆ
In the next few weeks, the Government could make one of the most significant decisions about Wellingtonโs local government in a generation. Theโฆ
A fragile coastal road in South Wairarapa has been thrown a lifeline with the Government committing to halt its funding withdrawal for three yeaโฆ
Nominations open on Thursday for candidates to stand in the Takapลซ/Northern General Ward by-election. The winner will represent the ward as a Coโฆ
As homelessness increases across the country, the Wellington Homeless Womenโs Trust Te Whare Nuku Noa is delighted to announce the opening of aโฆ
A bid for the Porirua City Council to boycott companies involved in building illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian land failed to garner enโฆ
The local government minister says findings from a crucial investigation into the Moa Point disaster will be released to the public next week. Aโฆ
Report from RNZ by Giles Dexter The prime minister was challenged and complimented in equal measure for his governmentโs local government reformโฆ
The Upper Hutt City Council has voted to establish a Mฤori ward from the 2028 local elections. The decision was supported by seven councillors,โฆ
Local government is already under significant pressure to deliver infrastructure and services communities rely on, and we are deeply concerned tโฆ
Mana College has lifted a lockdown put in place this morning after a โchemical incident.โ On its website, the school said all students, staff anโฆ
Khandallah Pool will not re-open for the 2026/27 summer season as preparations continue for the refurbishment and construction moves closer. Theโฆ
News from NZTA Waka Kotahi The latest part of a nationwide network aimed at improving road safety and regulatory compliance for heavy vehicles iโฆ