Wellington City Council is pleased to announce the opening of the third building in the Te Kāinga affordable rental programme.

The Bond Store building, home to Wellington Museum, will receive an Earthquake-Prone Building (EPB) notice next month.

Wellington City Council has approved its draft budget for 2023/24, which includes a proposed 12.3% rates rise.

This summer we’re hosting a range of fun activities in Te Aro Park to celebrate community and bring life into the park – from traditional Māori weaving lessons and poi making classes to pop-up play events and waiata.

The Wellington Pride Festival hits the capital this week with a fortnight of events, activities, and entertainment – and everyone’s invited.

Biking around the city for transport is the way that Wellingtonian Prue Isaacs and her whānau are doing their part for climate action.