When Jacob Wahry joined Wellington City Council as a project lead to deliver sustainable street changes, he wasn’t expecting his mechanical engineering background to come into play. But this proved key to helping people with visual impairments to understand proposed changes for bus stop bypasses, where bike lanes and bus stops meet.

Application by Hummingbird for the renewal of an On licence.

Application by English Dhaba for the renewal of an On licence.

Application by Scopa for the renewal of an on licence.

Application by Yellow Chilli for the renewal of an on licence.

At today’s Koraū Tōtōpū Long-term Plan, Finance and Performance Committee meeting Mayor Tory Whanau and Wellington City Councillors made major decisions in the steps to confirming its 2024-34 Long-term Plan.

New bike lanes being built as part of the bike network Paneke Pōneke are making it easier for people to move in more sustainable ways. Workplaces are also key in helping us rethink how we get to and from mahi (work).

It’s time to help shape plans for a new scheme and permit system that will manage parking pressures in some parts of Wadestown, and to complete the bike connection between Wilton, Crofton Downs, Wadestown and the central city.

Application by Oikos Restaurant for the Renewal and Variation of an ON licence.