@nzherald Senior Wellington issues journo. Keen on local government, transport, three waters, and seismic resilience issues. I write the Capital Letter column.
Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
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By: Georgina Campbell
CentrePort's chairman says ferry terminal proposal is laughable.
A member of the public discovered the body this morning.
By: Georgina Campbell
Police are investigating after the incident on Mabel St.
By: Georgina Campbell
Police are investigating after shots were allegedly fired at a commercial building in Levin. The incident happened on Mabel St at 3.20pm yesterday.
By: Georgina Campbell
Key decisions on the Long Term Plan won't be made until an observer is in place.
By: Georgina Campbell
Police have identified the body of a man found in the water in Eastbourne, Lower Hutt. He was missing pensioner Terrence Jameson, 74.
By: Georgina Campbell
Long-time Mongrel Mob member Anaru Moke, known as Fats, has been remembered as a “lovable guy with a colourful history” who was dedicated to helping the community.
By: Georgina Campbell
A swimming pool, a new skate park and cycleways are among the projects at risk.
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