Student housing crisis looms
19 min ago Growing enrolments and falling number of rentals leaves many with no homes.
Factory fire in Hutt
8:33 PM Flames and smoke engulf factory as fire crews fight to bring blaze under control.
Woman cut from crash car
8:14 PM She has been flown to hospital with serious injuries after crash at Peka Peka.
Boy kicked off Jetstar flight
8:38 PM 12-year-old travelling alone was told he could not board overbooked flight.
Man holed up in home
2 min ago Residents terrified and trapped in homes after man barricades himself in a Napier house.
Woman killed in bridge crash
Police look into possibility that a diesel spill may have caused SH2 accident.
Law change hits worst crims
3 min ago Small group of violent offenders banned from seeking parole for five years.
Burst pipe holds up Basin traffic
12 min ago Road now clear after burst pipe causes surface flooding.
Capital faces student housing crisis
Growing enrolments and falling number of rentals leaves many with no homes.
Insurance premiums to rise
Home owners can expect higher insurance premiums in the wake of the Kaikoura quake.
H&M coming to Queensgate?
Retailers are being reshuffled at mall for a major new store, prompting rumours of arrival of clothing chain.
What is the 'Gull effect'?
ANALYSIS: Normally you pay $2.09 for a litre of petrol litre but drive 100km and the price drops by as much as 30c a litre.
World's 'insulting' window signs
High-end fashion brand World's windows display are called "reductive and insulting".
Andy Maciver: Put road and rail on equal footing
OPINION: KiwiRail's decision to retire its electric locomotives raises a whole lot of questions.
A fitting (and dramatic) UN finale
OPINION: There's more to our place in the world than the number of free trade agreements we can secure.
The cost of the quakes
The tough new earthquake-strengthening rules for Wellington are sensible and even overdue. Buildings with unreinforced masonry killed 39 people in the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake. There are about 300 such buildings in Wellington and Lower Hutt. They could kill many more.
Tips for putting the brakes on 'fake news'
OPINION: Many of those who share "fake news" on Facebook never even read the story.
Free trade or bully's charter?
Prime Minister Bill English was right to rebuff Donald Trump's absurd notion of a trade agreement with a 30-day termination clause. Unfortunately the spat shows how difficult it is going to be dealing with an American president who doesn't live in the real world.
World's biggest Tokelaun festival
Already famed for it's Pasifika flavour, Porirua City will host the world's largest gather of Tokelauans.
Irish flavour attracts fans
The 500 early bird tickets for the Coastella festival sold out in four weeks
Crossword solutions: Friday, January 27
Find the solutions to The Dominion Post's backpage puzzle here.
Oscar nomination for Porirua man
First a BAFTA, then an Oscar nomination for Kiwi film editor John Gilbert.
Oscars: Kiwis' best moments
Take a trip down memory lane – and no, it's not all about the Lord of the Rings.
Q&A: Author Jenny Pattrick
The bestselling Wellington author discusses reading, writing and the importance of books.
Irish flavour attracts fans
The 500 early bird tickets for the Coastella festival sold out in four weeks
From dodgy to delightful
Your mum probably warned you to never take the back-alley, but Wellington's transformed shortcuts could be preventing crime.
Dylan dives into new adventure
Stokes Valley 7-year-old Dylan Howsan is the youngest entrant in this year's Capital Classic swim.
Plea for women to save sevens
Former star Karl Te Nana reckons a women's tournament would bring fans back.
The $1 special can't match a visa
The horse that cost $1 unable to match it with a visa in Wellington Trotting Cup.
NZ try to look past Tietjens
Sevens side not being distracted by presence of former coach Gordon Tietjens with Samoa.
Taylor firing for flying Firebirds
The baby of the Wellington Firebirds is starting to prove his worth.
