Matariki will be celebrated with art projects around Pōneke this year, starting with a new Courtenay Place light box exhibition installed and blessed this weekend. Continue reading →

We’re taking the guess work out of recycling by debunking some of our most common recycling myths and mistakes. Continue reading →

Wellington’s Te Ngākau Civic Square precinct will see increased demolition activity from late June as significant work ramps up on two big projects in the area. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is extending Trelissick Park, after a generous gift of land from Wellingtonian, Frances Lee. Continue reading →

Tacos from an internationally renowned chef, a hāngi at Government House, and a host of playful culinary crossovers are just a taste of what’s on the table for food lovers when Visa Wellington On a Plate returns to take over the capital this August. Continue reading →

From Monday 10 June new fixed cameras will be monitoring bus lane use on Adelaide Road and Manners Street. Continue reading →

While our park rangers often find fairy houses in our reserves made from harmful plastics and glitter, local artists Sharon Powick and Debbie Bidlake bring whimsy to Wellington by creating and installing sustainable fairy gardens in Karori. Continue reading →

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 under… Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

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). Continue reading →