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A Christchurch art gallery has apologised and pulled down controversial art after complaints the works appropriated Māori culture. Audio

Writing and performing children's music is the perfect way to lift spirits and not load up a partner or your kids with any problems, says Tui award winner Anika Moa. Audio

Anika Moa has won the best children's artist award, while the best children's song went to Kath Bee and Doug Stenhouse and The Nukes took out the award for best children's video.

Wellington's 'turd taxis' are back in action less than a week after they were stood down.

Engineers from Germany who left their families in the midst of a global pandemic and flew halfway around the world to help fix some broken sewer pipes are being hailed as heroes.

The trucks hauling human waste around Wellington's south coast to a landfill will finally stop now a sewer pipe has been repaired.

Wellington's turd taxis may be off the city's streets in two weeks, as progress on repairs to a collapsed pipe have surged ahead.

Wellington's water contractor suggested the Wellington City Council might like to relax some of the performance targets for its pipe network if it wanted the contractor to start meeting them.

The long-awaited repairs to broken sewer pipes in Wellington are being described as "incredibly technically challenging work" that has never been done before in Australasia.

A criminal investigation has been launched in Samoa into allegations against the Associate Minister for Justice, So'oalo Mene.

Wellington City Council has agreed to borrow up to $16 million to fund repairs to the burst sewer pipes within the Mount Albert tunnel.

Freak waves on Wellington's south coast have left a person in hospital and forced residents to evacuate their homes.

A mighty tōtara has fallen with the passing of the generous visionary and reo exponent, Te Huirangi Eruera Waikerepuru.

The end date for repair works to a damaged water pipe in Wellington has been pushed back due to the Covid-19 coronavirus.

Residents have rejected Wellington Water's claims the smell from a spill at a sludge treatment plant was a one-off, saying the stench is persisting.

Investigations are underway into the cause of problems with Wellington's waterpipes. The city's water infrastructure has been plagued by problems in recent months.

Porirua City Council is set to spend $250,000 for a roving team looking for problems in its ageing water pipes.