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Two ambulances attended the scene and the patient was taken to Wellington Hospital.

In 2006 Kino Matete was the first woman in the country to get an indefinite jail sentence.

Queues, "excessive sanitiser" and no touching the cupboards. Welcome to level 2 open homes

Cambourn, 49, was reported missing from Porirua on March 23.

Mayors voice growing concerns: 'What's bad for Wellington is bad for the region'.

A 36-year-old man is appearing in Porirua District Court.

About 20 cars are queuing at McDonald's drive-thrus in Māngere, Greenlane and Porirua.

Children have been given 10 creative tasks to do with their free Lego characters.

Childcare centres want to stay closed at level 3 because of the risk of spreading virus.

Some families forced to "put their lives on the line", while others stay safe.

It is the third suspicious fire at a cell phone tower in the last two weeks.

'Definitely makes you proud to be a New Zealander.'

Porirua City Council has set up a helpline for vulnerable residents.

Pipes plugged into the stormwater system means wastewater is ending up where it shouldn't.

2014 report revealed $2.6b needed to fix asbestos cement pipes, or ones in poor condition.

Wellington Water admits it's in reactive mode instead of fixing issues ahead of failures.

Lower Hutt and Porirua considering withdrawing from Wellington Regional Amenities Fund.

Sosiua Ula died after falling headfirst from a speeding car in a drug deal gone wrong.

"It's a huge investment hole, we're talking here about a multi-billion-dollar problem."

Karina Bradnam has been found.

Karina Bradnam has been missing since Thursday. She was last seen in Tītahi Bay.

Hone Pawa was killed after a fight in Porirua last May. He did not know the accused.

Live in a house on sloping ground? Your foundations could be at more risk in a quake.

The person was taken to hospital in a serious condition.

Vulnerable people priced out of the market as people look further afield than Wellington.

"We will take every opportunity to prevent the harm caused by this drug," police say.

The motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash with a car on December 4.

Robert Miller believed agencies were working together to protect the DHBs.

MPs, ministers and mayors have received a tin of sardines in the mail to make the point.