Ditching the CV for FB
Using social media savvy in job applications
Moving company fined
A downed wire that electrocuted farm dogs and sheep has seen a moving company fined $60,000.
Lundy trial: Told to get home
Amber Lundy's godfather told Mark Lundy "get your a**** home now" when he saw police cordon around Lundy home.
Top Wellington rugby job severed
WRFU braces for a $750,000 loss as termination of shared CEO arrangement with Hurricanes announced.
Housing market takes a breather
House prices and sales melted in January, but real estate agents say it was a typical "summer slowdown".
Fourth arrest in homicide case
Police arrest fourth person in relation to the alleged shooting of Adam Watkins.
Mark Lundy murder retrial: Day four
Lemon squeezer depiction upsets veteran
Smart meters: power companies know when you're home
Moving company fined over electrocution of farm animals
Woman facing manslaughter charge over mother's death named as Annie Rangi
Wellington Rugby Football Union and Hurricanes sever shared chief executive role
Westpac Stadium parking ban for Cricket World Cup anti-terror security
Mark Lundy murder retrial: Day three
Maori performing arts leader Tama Turanga Huata dies
Hurricanes lock Jeremy Thrush's calf injury puts him out for start of Super season
Mark Lundy murder retrial: Shift in alleged time of killings highlighted
Lundys lived for each other: parents
Christine and Mark Lundy "lived for each other", and there was no suggestion of cheating, their parents say.
Maori performing arts leader dies
Hawke's Bay man who dedicated his life to Maori performing arts and music has died.
New mission gives pastor lease of life
Search for climber over
New lemon squeezer upsets veteran
Ninety-three year-old flabbergasted flat-brimmed hat has been re-worked on new 50 cent coin.
Council supports wharf strategy
Auckland Council votes in support of controversial plan to develop city’s wharves.
'Hours' till Sky's Neon launch
Neon should launch in hours, but it won't provide a cheap way to watch the latest series of Game of Thrones.
APN won’t float NZME this year
Guest nights continue to rise
Niche programme looks at cyber security
Potential impacts of ‘‘security events’’ are driving Dr Ryan Ko to create a world-leading cyber security programme.
Date bungled on by-election paperwork
Botched paperwork means the governor-general will be forced to sign off on the Northland by-election a second time.
John Key in SkyCity retreat
PM toughens up his opposition to putting taxpayer cash into the planned SkyCity convention centre.
Talk of NZ role in Iraq 'not rocket science'
Hague puts hat in Greens leadership ring
Staffer repaid cash from credit card
A staff member working for Minister Paula Bennett had to pay back $1200 after it was discovered the money was withdrawn from office credit card.
Time for clarity over Iraq
The lengthy deliberations over New Zealand's part in the war against Isis continue.
This time left has blinkers on
It's hard to think of a more challenging conundrum than the one posed by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (Isis).
Underneath it changes little
Time to revamp the sevens
Counting the cost of 'free'
If row of lemons pays out, then the Government has truly struck the jackpot.
Maori performing arts leader dies
Hawke's Bay man who dedicated his life to Maori performing arts and music has died.
Shadows Kickstarted
What We Do in the Shadows will screen in 70 US cities after $400,000 was raised more than a day ahead of its deadline.
Redford to star in Pete's Dragon
Kiwi up for big short story prize
Watching the whistleblower
American film-maker Laura Poitras talks about her documentary Citizenfour on Edward Snowden.
Ditching the CV for FB
Once upon a time, handing in your CV and waiting for "the call" was about all that was required to find a job.
Dividing a cemetery - and a city
If nothing else, Wellington's urban motorway is a monument to its creator, the Ministry of Works.
Families offered tickets to musical
The end of free parking
Going out on a limb
In a Mein St workshop in Newtown, you'll find a handful of craftsmen making artificial limbs.
Thrush's calf injury puts him out for Super start
Star lock flies home from South Africa and will miss the first four to six weeks of the Hurricanes' campaign.
Pulse need to ease their shooting pains
The actual season is still two weeks off but the Central Pulse's shooters need to show some form now.
Parking ban for World Cup matches
Phoenix interested in signing Wanderer Appiah
Franklin keen to retain Firebirds link
Cricket Wellington are yet to talk to James Franklin about whether he has a future with the Firebirds.
Does Kapiti Island need a visitor cafe and biosecurity check area?
Related story: Call to improve Kapiti Island biosecurity-checking facilities
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