Pipiri, the dark season and start of the maramataka year, is a time to reflect on plans for change as we move towards Matariki Pūanga. It is a time to come together around kōrero, kai, music, theatre and reflection in your local community.    

Need an incentive to hit the trails around Wellington? Grab the whānau and head into the great outdoors on Saturday 27 or Sunday 28 January for a special treat.

The 2023 World of WearableArt (WOW) Show again contributed more than $30 million to the Wellington region, according to an economic evaluation commissioned by the city’s economic development agency, WellingtonNZ.

Make the most of your long weekend by getting out and about in the capital. Here’s five things that might tickle your fancy.

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Through a combination of increasing leaks, relatively high use and a growing population, we’re using and losing more water than ever before. The risk of a water shortage is real. With water restrictions in place, here are the answers to some frequently asked questions.

With the development of a new Sexual Violence Prevention Roadmap and Action Plan, Wellington City Council is leading the charge with sexual violence prevention.

Water use in Pōneke is at an all-time high. With leaky pipes, forecast El Niño conditions, a growing population and a higher amount of water usage compared to other parts of the country, we’re losing more water than ever before. This impacts not only our residents and businesses, but the green spaces we use in the city.

Want to use less wai (water) at your place, and get ready for tighter water restrictions? Get started with these simple household water saving tips.