Councillors have adopted the Wellington City Council 2023/24 Annual Plan, confirming the 12.3 percent rates rise previously signalled. The increase equates to an average of about $8 per household per week and will apply from 1 July.

Wellington City Council commissioned a technical report to better understand the existing site conditions at Khandallah Pool and park area. The report covered flood modelling, a geotechnical report, infrastructure review and a site analysis.
 

The fun never stops in our vibrant city. Winter is a great time to explore the outdoors. Here are some of our favourite ways to play in Wellington this winter.

Application by WBC Restaurant for the renewal of an On licence.

Application by Elixir for the renewal and variation of an On licence.

Application by Churly’s CBD for a New On licence.

The cat’s out of the bag – and its body was shoved into a bin. That’s one of the worst things Merv has found in a Council recycling bin in his time as a Wellington City Council Waste Auditor.

Wellington City Council has approved a New Zealand-leading initiative to build an updateable digital map, recording where all of the underground pipes and cables are beneath the city’s roads and footpaths.

Renewal and upgrade work on the Nairnville Park play area in Khandallah is scheduled to start Monday 3 July – if the weather plays nice!

Application by Pickle & Pie for the renewal of an On licence.