Wellington
Tudor Consort: Music for Holy Week
Beginning with the joyous procession of Palm Sunday and proceeding through the anguish of the Crucifixion to the first report of the empty tomb on Easter Sunday, The Tudor Consort presents a… Audio
For the love of wool
Patrizia Vieno is originally from Italy but now farms sheep and beef at Tinui's Rewa Rewa Station. The farm has suffered after Cyclone Gabrielle but Patrizia has not given up her aim of establishing a… Video, Audio
For the love of wool
Patrizia Vieno is originally from Italy but now farms sheep and beef at Tinui's Rewa Rewa Station. The farm has suffered after Cyclone Gabrielle but Patrizia has not given up her aim of establishing a…
AudioPolice carry out search warrant at Oriental Parade address
Officers loaded brown paper bags into police vehicles outside the central Wellington address.
Crunch-time for Greytown apple orchard
It's a return to the old days for the Cooke family of Greytown who are inviting people to come with their buckets and baskets to pick their own apples fresh off the tree. It's been a struggle for… Audio
Crunch-time for Greytown apple orchard
It's a return to the old days for the Cooke family of Greytown who are inviting people to come with their buckets and baskets to pick their own apples fresh off the tree. It's been a struggle for…
AudioWellington convention centre a catalyst for more development in capital, mayor says
A nearly new $180 million convention centre will open its doors in Wellington this May.
New music with Jeremy Taylor
The 8th solo album for former Go-Between Robert Forster, the latest from Dylan's Bootleg series, an anthemic indie rock stomper, and a farewell to De La Soul rapper Trugoy Audio
The Wellington rebel sisters behind Evil Twins Coffee
Two years ago, twin sisters Nat and Steph Chin left university and opened a tiny coffee outlet in Wellington. That little act of rebellion has become the drinks and clothing brand Evil Twins. Video, Audio
Opera star Phillip Rhodes - the first Kiri Te Kanawa Foundation Laureate
Acclaimed Kiwi opera singer Phillip Rhodes (Ngati Awa and Ngati Kahungunu) talks to Nine to Noon about his career, being appointed the first Kiri Te Kanawa Foundation Laureate and what lies ahead… Audio
Defence Minister praises 'incredible spirit of resistance' from Ukrainians over past year
Ukraine is strong, but cannot win its war with Russia alone - that's the message those gathered in Wellington heard today.
National War Memorial's Hall of Memories to reopen for Princess Anne visit
The reopening does not extend to the Carillon bell tower next door, which is earthquake-prone and being upgraded.
Woman injured by BB gun pellet in Upper Hutt
A woman was shot at by what appears to be a BB gun pellet in Upper Hutt on Thursday morning.
Armed police respond to reports of firearm in Wellington
A firearm was allegedly presented from a vehicle in Wellington.
NZ Post honours killed postie with annual award
A year on from Sam Kelman's death, the postal service has reviewed its electric vehicles and updated its processes.
Broken lift means council tenant, 77, has to lug groceries up 14 flights of stairs
The lift at Pukehinau Flats has been out of action for a week - and isn't expected to be repaired until January.
Around the motu : Georgina Campbell in Wellington
A case of too many books. About half of the 500,000 items in Wellington's central library on-site collection will be kept in storage when the building reopens to make way for a play space, events room… Audio
Wellington commuters face disruption with train cancellations
Wellington commuters are in for more disruption with news that about 40 trains won't run until the end of January.
It says the increase in unplanned cancellations is because of staff shortages. Other… Video, Audio
No crisis? Nurse gives minister's contact details to frustrated mum after Wellington ED ordeal
The woman took her ill teenage daughter to Wellington Hospital's emergency department as an infection spiralled out of control and found herself 53rd in the queue, with tired staff struggling to cope… Audio
ConspiraSeries | Episode 1: Welly on a Plate
In 2018, a huge amount of cooked spaghetti was dumped on Wellington's Mt. Vic lookout, and we still don't know why. Bubbah is shocked people have just moved on. How could you move on from this? Video
