Application by Strathmore Food Market for the issuing of a new OFF licence.

After three years of significant strengthening and refurbishment works the St James Theatre is planned to reopen by the end of June.

Creative and musician Te Awanui Reeder has always cut his own path – and each fork in the road has brought him closer to his tupuna, or ancestors. He may have left Tamaki Makaurau nine years ago, but he’s found community, connection and a way to give back in Te Whanganui-a-Tara.

Rosa Allison and Oliver Dorman, fresh from London bring Journey to Kilbirnie to Toi Pōneke Arts Centre, a response to the uncertain times, to their hopes and dreams and navigating their new life in Wellington.

As Wellingtonians, we all create waste as we live, work and play in our city. We need to make some big decisions about what happens to that waste in this year’s Annual Plan.

Wellington City Council has received an application from Mitchell Daysh Ltd on behalf of Ryman Healthcare Ltd for a resource consent.

The hospitality business is in Sarah Meikle’s DNA, so it’s no surprise she has strong views on what needs to happen to get our food and drink sector back on its feet after two difficult years. For her, collaboration is the key.

Artist-researchers Raqi Syed and Areito Echeverria know a thing or two about creating new realities, having worked in and around the film industry for decades. To make Wellington a true cultural and creative capital, they propose getting kids into art early and introducing a universal basic income for artists.

Better bus lanes and a safer bike route between Newtown and the city will start taking shape next week, so more people can move around the capital more easily in zero and low carbon ways.

Have your say on our key issues (City Housing, and Southern Landfill) and projects planned for this upcoming year.