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- Aug 21, 2026
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'No one knows how to talk' months on from Sanson triple-murder (opens the original)
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The Field children died in November last year in a suspected murder-suicide. Outside an unassuming rural property along State Highway 1, a gate that used to be laden with tributes - teddies, flowers, messages of love - sits bare. There is nothing left to show that on that spot, less than a year ago, an unbearable tragedy shook not just the small town of Sanson, but the whole country. Down the road, a local cafe houses a fairy garden that commemorates the short lives of three children who had onc
Family blames burglars after woman dies of brain bleeds weeks after robbery (opens the original)
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Lower Hutt woman Margaret Biggs died from multiple brain bleeds, two weeks after her home was invaded by burglars. The family of an elderly woman who died from multiple brain bleeds soon after a home invasion fear the stress of the incident robbed her of her “last years of life”. Nobody has been charged with assaulting the 87-year-old, but her family believed the brain bleeds had developed as a result of the robbery, and that she would likely still be alive if it weren’t for the frightening expe
Watch: Footage of pedestrian's 2am trail of destruction on popular cycleway released (opens the original)
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Video footage of a pedestrian vandalising a popular Wellington cycleway - later causing a firefighter to crash his bike and hurt himself on the way to work - can now be revealed. Police have been unable to identify and charge the offender, who left a trail of debris strewn across the busy shared path under the cover of night, meaning nobody has been charged over the incident. About 5am on June 14, cyclist Clarke Townsley suffered minor injuries after crashing his bike into one of several boulder
Is erecting a cell tower 'visual vandalism'? The residents of this suburb think so (opens the original)
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Residents from a leafy Wellington suburb are protesting the “offensive” erection of an “exceptionally ugly” large cell tower next to a century-old church, which they say is vandalism. The Kelburn Residents’ Association is campaigning against telecommunications company Spark’s proposal to build a 14.5m cell tower and equipment cabinets on a footpath in the centre of their village. The group said it proposed a nearby alternate location for the tower that is less “offensive”, but the company did no
'A disaster waiting to happen': Woman almost crushed by falling tree on main Wellington road (opens the original)
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A woman who narrowly missed being crushed by a falling tree said the bank it fell from is “a disaster waiting to happen”. Wellington woman Maria Church was driving through the suburb of Linden on Sunday afternoon when an unexpected sound made her, and the car in front of her, stop in their tracks. “I heard this big crack and then the tree fell down. “I didn’t see it falling, it just wasn’t there and then it was there.” She said the tree fell close to the intersection of Main Rd and Kenepuru Driv
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