For young skaters in Pōneke, sometimes clearing your head is as easy as a kick and a push. Continue reading →

Technical specialist Scott Cook has successfully delivered two sludge minimisation facilities and developed a further three facilities in his home country of Wales. In 2021, he and his family made the move to Aotearoa to help Wellington City Council es… Continue reading →

Wellington City Council will be shifting sand from Freyberg Beach to Oriental Bay next week for the biannual operation to maintain the size and shape of the beaches. Continue reading →

Our vision for the future, Pōneke: A creative capital where people and nature thrive, is about creating a dynamic, sustainable and vibrant city. We need to put the building blocks in place now to lay the foundations for this future. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council today announced it has signed an agreement to enter into a 25-year lease to occupy 68 Jervois Quay, the former Datacom building on the corner of Jervois Quay and Harris Street. Continue reading →

Wellington city is full of beautiful plant displays, gardens, and green spaces, but who are the green thumbs behind them? Continue reading →

Street changes between Botanic Garden ki Paekākā and the waterfront show that more people are making the move to pedal power and feeling safer as they do so. Continue reading →

A small native shrub with spikes so sharp they’re said to have been used as a defence mechanism in Māori pā is being given a helping hand to reestablish in Pōneke. Continue reading →

Minister responsible for RMA Reform Chris Bishop has accepted nine out of 10 alternative zoning recommendations in Wellington City Council’s proposed District Plan. Continue reading →

What started off as an after-school job at SwimWell has turned into a strong foundation for a teaching career. In four years, instructor Olive Shadbolt has taught over 600 students – even seeing some go from the infant programme right through to school… Continue reading →