What lurks beneath
3:58 PM Wellington Harbour holds many treasures, and a whole lot of junk too.
Almost out of water
5:07 PM Wellington came dangerously close to running dry after the city's main water supply pipe sprang a leak.
Severe weather hits capital
5:23 PM 140kmh winds cancel flights and cause part of the CBD to close due to unstable glass.
Fire threatens Hawke's Bay home
WATCH: Man uses garden hose to fight scrub fire on doorstep of Havelock North home.
Partners in life and in fashion
4:33 PM Island Bay couple take out the top prize for fashion on Wellington Cup day.
Love trumps hate
Ex-pats show their colours as hundreds protest Trump's inauguration in Wellington.
A ride inclined to be interesting
5:12 PM The Rimutaka Inclune is easy going in the saddle and, with its history, something different.
Truck rolls north of Napier
4:37 PM Napier-Taupo road all clear again after truck crash held up traffic.
Consumer tests kitchen benchtops
Granit is costly, but it was also the top performer in Consumer's kitchen benchtop testing.
Chinese NY's $165m NZ injection
Businesses cock-a-hoop for Year of the Rooster as up to 33,000 Chinese prepare to descend on NZ shores.
Capital Menzshed facing extinction
But as Wellington branch closes, another in Porirua is about to be built.
Million-dollar manor on market
Elegant Upper Hutt home was built for a pair of pioneering plastic surgeons.
The Trump era begins
OPINION: Democracy means leaders you might not like, at least some of the time.
Love is not in the air
Air NZ has cultivated a successful public image, but some have a less positive view, writes Karl du Fresne.
Diesel move in NZ's best interests
Opinion: Environmental implications were top of mind for KiwiRail when considering whether to use more diesel locomotives on the North Island main trunk line.
Editorial: Welcome noises on trade
OPINION: Out of an international environment of deepening nationalism and insularity, New Zealand might win greater links to some of its biggest trading partners.
IPhones to iPolitics
Opinion: Donald Trump is suggesting significantly higher tariffs to protect American jobs. We have to be careful how we respond to such a move.
Partners in life and in fashion
Island Bay couple take out the top prize for fashion on Wellington Cup day.
Us Two: Barnaby Weir, Lee Prebble
They worked together on the first Black Seeds album in 2001, now they're working on the sixth.
Crossword solutions: Saturday, January 21
Find the solutions to The Dominion Post's backpage puzzle here.
'Surreal' Trump play tour
Alexander Sparrow will impressionate Trump, in The President, one last time.
A ride inclined to be interesting
The Rimutaka Inclune is easy going in the saddle and, with its history, something different.
Partners in life and in fashion
Island Bay couple take out the top prize for fashion on Wellington Cup day.
All black for cup day judges
Hurricanes' partners make their debuts as Fashion in the Field selectors.
Waterfront goes interstellar
Young Wellington astronauts have been called back down to earth for Capital E's Great Scavenger Hunt this weekend.
Music video: Brave or bonkers?
It seemed a good idea to harness the bomb low's artistic merit for a shoot. To him, not us.
Roe claims chaotic first stage
A weather bomb dropped itself on Castlepoint just as Tim Roe won the first stage at the New Zealand Cycle Classic.
Bay coach sees red in draw
Hawke's Bay coach Brett Angell raises the ire of officials as his team earn draw with Team Wellington.
Tratt tackle a game-changer
Brisbane Roar coach John Aloisi was left fuming after a Jacob Tratt tackle.
Swartz blasts 11 sixes
Most batsmen struggled, apart from Victoria University power hitter Franscois Swartz.
Cricket grounds spicing up the menu
Old favourites not going anywhere, but cricket ground menus are getting some more flavour.
