Five Wellington heritage sites a step closer to losing protections
It includes a rusting oil tank owned by Sir Peter Jackson.
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It includes a rusting oil tank owned by Sir Peter Jackson.
The government will consider changing or completely removing the heritage status of five Wellington sites to free them up for development.
A former Wellington Council waterfront manager believes waterfront risks must not be ignored, and a 25-year-old's drowning in 2023 was the lastโฆ
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The 1217-home Delmore development on farmland near Auckland's ลrewa gained draft fast-track expert panel approval on July 14.
Workers will rally for an hour from 11am to 12pm on picket lines at PHF Science sites in Mt Albert (Auckland), Kenepuru and Wallaceville (Wellinโฆ
Scientists are monitoring Mount Ruapehu after an increase in volcanic activity has been detected.
The Government is putting $21.7m into paying trainee teachers to learn in classrooms, funded by cutting relocation grants for overseas early chiโฆ
The deal's due to settle on September 1. Buyers include 'a strong South Island' component.
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New Zealand is experiencing heightened seismic activity, but there are no indications the quakes are a sign of a major rupture.
Drury and Paerata railway stations opened on 2 August 2026, returning passenger trains to south Auckland after 54 years at a cost of about $300โฆ
Act wants teachers to use โreasonable forceโ to remove disruptive students.
The midwife has provided a written apology to the woman after breaching patient rights.