Application by Chaat Street by Vaibhav Vishen for the renewal of an On licence.

Blisters, sunburn, and exhaustion are real when you’ve faced a 30-kilometre journey on foot. But what about walking 50kms, or even 80kms?

We are about a third of the way through the strengthening and modernising of Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui, our Central Library, with the project tracking on time and within budget. Read on to discover interesting facts about this iconic building and how it will be a space for everyone when it opens in early 2026.

While London has the Big Ben, Wellington has the Courtenay Place Clock. It may not be 96-metres tall, but at a modest 4-metres it has it’s own unique history.

It has been a summer of fun in the capital, and it’s ending with a bang, a strum, a drum and some beats as CubaDupa hits town.

Application by Jinweide Beef Noodle for a New On licence.

Application by National Library of New Zealand for the renewal of an on licence.

Wellington City Council has today made significant decisions on the city’s proposed District Plan that aim to greatly increase the construction of new housing around the city, paving the way for a more resilient city.

Got milk? Roger and Amber Duncum sure do. This husband-and-wife duo saw a gap in the market to reduce plastic waste and are doing so by installing milk taps for a range of Wellington’s hospitality businesses, saving 800 milk containers per week with the plan to expand this to over 8,000 containers – that’s saving the resources required to make and recycle 41,600 plastic 2L milk containers every year!