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Some dog owners ignore the signs saying where dogs are allowed or not, the Muriwai Environmental Trust says.

Tory Whanau is welcoming the sale of the city's earthquake-prone Reading Cinema after a proposed $32m deal fell through last year.

Feeling disenchanted after getting rain for Christmas? Check out these destinations next year instead.

The risk of attacks is pretty low, says shark scientist Dr Riley Elliott, but people should remember "it is their supermarket we are venturing into".

It's that time of year - where Christmas parties and events are filling the calendar.

An extra aircraft will land in Christchurch on Sundays and four more trans-Tasman routes are set to launch in the next six months. Audio

More needs to be done as consumers face higher power bills over the coming years, a spokesperson for the Electricity Authority admits.

The costs of Christmas are already adding up for many of us, so RNZ has some money-saving hacks to help you avoid being in the red this holiday season.

全国确诊百日咳病例已逾千例，单周新增156例。

The latest figures from ESR show 156 new cases were reported last week, up from 80.

The deodorisers are like spraying cleaner into the air, locals say. With them off, it's "literally a breath of fresh air".

MBIE has begun consultation on the review which could give the Commerce Act more power.

Omexom has been contracted as the new fault response and maintenance provider for Wellington Electricity.

Ticket sales are about on track, and are expected to ramp up over summer, the national museum says. Audio

The Department of Internal Affairs wants to bring the two organisations under the joint leadership of the Chief Archivist and National Librarian.

The government is going to the High Court to challenge the late Sir Wira Harawira's claim that his brain tumour was linked to exposure to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. Audio

The protest against the Treaty Principles Bill turned into a party after te Hīkoi mō te Tiriti left Parliament and headed to Waitangi Park for music, kai, and a bit of a rest.

Residents at a Wellington retirement village are concerned about the quality of care hospital patients will see under a takeover by a US private equity firm.

Behind the hills of Wellington city, the Capital Kiwi Project's land spans more than 23,000 hectares. Audio

A summit on pandemic preparedness is underway in Wellington.

The number of people planning to shop on Black Friday this year has jumped to 51 percent, according to a survey.

Cost cutting necessary to fit within a new 'funding envelope,' the Institute of Environmental Science and Research says.

The Department of Internal Affairs plans more jobs cuts too, but critics say staff are now overloaded and it will affect the Crown's relationship with Māori.

Wellington City councillors were told they needed to improve their behaviour "otherwise there will not be a next election for us".

The vests are meant to be worn by staff responding to mental health callouts, but are sometimes multiple hours' drive away. Audio