Over 50 people helped give Courtenay Place a spruce up – removing over 90kgs of rubbish, scrubbing away graffiti at hotspots, wiping down building exteriors and more.
Mayor Tory Whanau and Councillors have agreed to adopt Te Whai Oranga Pōneke, the Open Space and Recreation Strategy, and to commence consultation on Te Awe Māpara, the Community Facilities Plan.
In 2021, Wellington City Councillors agreed to appoint two representatives of our Tākai Here partners to Council committees and have voting rights for the 2022-2025 triennium. Get to know our mana whenua representatives, Liz Kelly and Holden Hohaia.
Pool, beach, park and gym-goers will now be able to lock and keep their bikes under cover near Freyberg and Kilbirnie pools using new relocatable bike parking shelters manufactured locally by Tilley Group in Rongotai.
Did you know that Wellington City Council has been collecting and purchasing artworks on behalf of the public since 1882? In that time, over 580 pieces have been curated into a City Art Collection, with the majority of the works on public display across the city.