Wellington City Council has experienced a privacy breach involving the unauthorised disclosure of sensitive and confidential historic documents. Continue reading →

Bird of the Year is back and it’s time to get behind the feathered treasures of Aotearoa. This year, we’re backing two amazing birds, the kororā, little penguin and also the tiny, tough and unforgettable, kiwi pukupuku, also known as the little spotted… Continue reading →

When Wellingtonians drop-off their votes in this year’s local body election and Māori ward poll, they may walk away with more than they expected – a limited edition “I Voted” sticker! Continue reading →

Voting papers for this year’s Council election have been delivered to enrolled Wellingtonians – but if you didn’t get yours, you can still vote. Continue reading →

Tātou ki Uta – the Coastal Reserves Management Plan was adopted by Wellington City Council last week following feedback from public consultation earlier this year. Continue reading →

Over the next two weeks, 160,000 voting papers will be arriving in the mailboxes of all enrolled voters in Wellington City for next month’s local Council election. Continue reading →

The nation is being asked to make some big decisions and vote for their favourite candidates as the annual Bird of the Year takes flight and opens soon.  Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is introducing digital trade parking permits to replace the paper-based coupons – but will still provide the benefits of the original. Continue reading →

Presented by Wellington City Council, ArtSplash is back from 25-28 August with a fresh new look and an exciting line-up of creative experiences for tamariki and rangatahi. Continue reading →

Locally-grown multi-genre music festival, High Tide, has announced a move from Lower Hutt’s McEwan Park to Wellington’s Waitangi Park for its 2025 event. Continue reading →