Entering it’s sixth year, the Write Room programme at Toi Pōneke Arts Centre has been a successful gateway for budding screenwriters to develop their feature film screenplay alongside experienced industry mentors. Continue reading
Love Food Hate Waste is launching the Eat Me First campaign today, a bold and innovative initiative designed to tackle food waste in Aotearoa by turning awareness into behaviour change. Continue reading
The residents and staff of the Huntleigh Home and Apartments community in Karori are celebrating a new raised crossing, which will make it easier for them to access shops and facilities. Continue reading
When Pita King and Neil Johnstone started their roles at Wellington City Council, they both had no idea they would still be working for Council half a century later – a collective 95 years in the organisation! Continue reading
A new parking scheme will be rolled out from 24 June in Newtown and Berhampore to better manage existing and future parking pressures in these busy growing suburbs. Continue reading
Commemorate and honour the New Zealanders who have served – and are still serving – our country, at Anzac Day events around Pōneke. Continue reading
Did you know that our long-term plans don’t start from scratch every three years? We’re tackling long-term challenges – from water infrastructure to housing to climate action – so each plan builds on the previous one. In our 2021 Long-term Plan, we wor… Continue reading
Wellington will co-host the World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF) Summit next week, with around 300 delegates from over 40 countries attending the event at Tākina Convention & Exhibition Centre. Continue reading
The mega Faultline Ultra Festival is coming to the capital this weekend – with participants experiencing the incredible trails, epic views and lush bush of the city. Continue reading
Every year, the City Nature Challenge brings a breath of fresh air to everyone as Wellingtonians get out and about to discover and document biodiversity across the city. Continue reading