If you’ve ever seen a photo of our gardeners in action, chances are it was taken by our resident gardener Tom Box. Continue reading →

As part of the wider Harvard University Centre for Cities initiative, the Wellington City Council had a report commissioned by Harvard-Bloomberg which investigated online violence and harassment towards female politicians in New Zealand. Continue reading →

Be it the beaches or pools, libraries or music, Te Awe librarian Corrina makes the most of the opportunities Pōneke provides, in both work and play. Continue reading →

We’ve crunched the numbers and now have a comprehensive report about how people have been using the completed Newtown to city bike route. Check out some of the findings below. Continue reading →

From Tuesday 1 October, parking infringement fees will increase in line with the Government announcement about regulatory changes. Continue reading →

This weekend is one of the capital’s busiest of the year with the opening of this year’s World of WearableArt (WOW) coinciding with an All Blacks v Australia Bledisloe Cup rugby game at Sky Stadium. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has appointed Jenny Chetwynd, a highly experienced senior leader in the infrastructure sector, as its new Chief Infrastructure Officer, Tatai Heke Waihanga. Continue reading →

One of the most important parts of making sure Te Whare Whakarauiki, the Wellington Town Hall is resilient to earthquakes has been completed, a huge milestone for the redevelopment of the 120-year-old building. Continue reading →

Upgrade work is starting on Alex Moore Park in Johnsonville next month, with sections of the park temporarily unavailable until January next year. Continue reading →

This year’s Te Wiki Kaumātua Seniors’ Week starts next week to coincide with International Day of Older Persons – and there’s something for all vintages. Continue reading →