Council fells wrong trees
6:59 PM Tree-a culpa: Council sorry for mistakenly cutting down mature native trees.
Cop flies into storm
7:07 PM Kapiti constable under investigation over alleged reaction to being booted out of flying club.
Slip site under scrutiny
7:54 PM Council to take serious look at Kingston hillside, which has given way twice in four years.
Dad goes hungry so kids eat
7:24 PM As winter moves in, close to 500 Kiwi kids need sponsorship for basic needs.
Help - my pig has PTSD
7:47 PM Owner seeks help to rehabilitate Dumbledore, who has lost the ability to walk.
New gun controls proposed
8:09 PM MPs have recommended 20 new measures to overhaul gun control laws.
Havelock North sewage spill
7:58 PM Residents told to avoid Karamu Stream and Clive River after spill.
Lift death prosecution declined
7:19 PM Widow's private prosecution over husband's death won't go ahead after legal glitch.
Lift death prosecution declined
Widow's private prosecution over husband's death won't go ahead after legal glitch.
Tent protest over housing land
Church group leads protest against Housing NZ land left vacant in Naenae.
Council buys $1m forest against advice
City councillors go against staff advice to spend $1m on Forest of Tane in Tawa.
Artwork replaces old eyesore
It's been an eyesore for Hutt residents for the last three decades but it's finally being covered up.
No way to treat the public
OPINION: Bill English has treated the public like morons over the Hit & Run allegations. Do we care?
Editorial: The public's right to know
OPINION: One essential part of public health is public relations. Public health experts need to keep in touch with the people and warn them about possible threats and dangers.
Peter Curson: Our infectious future
OPINION: Infectious disease has now returned to the public health agenda, with so-called new infections triggering global epidemics, while infections once thought totally under control have returned, often in more virulent forms.
Editorial: Free speech and the wicked
OPINION: A mob is a group of people who refuse to hear opinions they dislike. A mob can therefore consist solely of PhDs. A mob is the natural enemy of democracy, even when it is highly educated.
Crossword solutions: Friday, April 7
Find the solutions to The Dominion Post's backpage puzzle here.
Crossword solutions: Friday, April 7
Find the solutions to The Dominion Post's backpage puzzle here.
Cry Havoc! Push Push are back
You're not Trippin', after 25 years the 90s rock band is back with a tour and new music.
Crossword solutions: Thursday, April 6
Find the solutions to The Dominion Post's backpage puzzle here.
Crossword solutions: Thursday, April 6
Find the solutions to The Dominion Post's backpage puzzle here.
Singing their way to 21
The BeatGirls have performed all over the world, and a new show at Circa is retracing their steps.
Major exhibition showcases McCahon's best
The first major Colin McCahon exhibition in 15 years is opening in Wellington.
It's no boat show without water
It was a rainy start to the inaugural Wellington Boat Show but that didn't dampen spirits
Help for sealed in seal
Cornered seal coaxed back to sea after "running away from orcas" in Wellington.
Ili happy to assist
Shea Ili didn't put a shot up in his most recent Wellington Saints game, but that's just the way he likes it.
Eastern Suburbs, Albion stay unbeaten
Eastern Suburbs and Albion teams to beat at national club cricket finals.
Phoenix will press to impress
High stakes match, high pressure gameplan as the 'Nix aim to tame runaway A-League leaders to stay alive.
Phoenix want W-League team
New Zealand's only professional football club want to field a women's team in the Australian competition.
