Wellington City Council will be shifting some sand from Freyberg Beach to Oriental Bay for the biannual operation to maintain the size and shape of the beaches.

Solar lights with a penguin-friendly amber glow are being installed over the next few weeks to provide better visibility on the darkest stretch of Tahitai – the award-winning harbourside walking and bike route.

As proud supporters of Kaibosh Food Rescue, Wellington City Council is encouraging everyone to put the kai into Kaibosh for Give a Meal in May. A donation of $20 helps Kaibosh give as many as 40 meals to the community. Here are five different ways that you can join in this May.

From the Wellington Waterfront to Te Ngākau Civic Square – Wellington wouldn’t be Wellington without the buildings and spaces that make up the city’s landscape.

Application by Dreamgirls for the renewal of an On licence.

Football fans in the capital can travel to and from Wellington Regional Stadium for free on Metlink public transport for matches in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.

Visa Wellington On a Plate dishes up big names and crowd-pleasing Pop Ups for opening weekend, kicking off with the Festival’s official opening event Yardbird Hong Kong Izakaya Pop Up at Cinderella on Thursday 4 and Friday 5 May.

Application by Shepherd for the renewal of an On licence.

Application by Village at the Park for the renewal of an On licence.