For Gala Baumfield, skating in Pōneke has been a way to make friends, build community, and even help to start a magazine. She wants to remind people that skating is for everyone. Continue reading →

With the urban location of Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne, manu (birds) of all kinds are visiting backyards around Wellington. They bring us joy, but with their return it is important to be aware of how we interact with them. The team at Zealandia recommend … Continue reading →

A more liveable central city, and improved ways to get around are coming to Wellington. Continue reading →

After a rigorous selection process, Wellington City Council has selected Precinct Properties as its preferred developer for the Civic Administration Building (CAB) and Municipal Office Building (MOB) sites in Te Ngākau Civic Square. Continue reading →

Formal consultation on Wellington City Council’s 2024-34 Long-term Plan – the city’s 10-year plan and budget – starts tomorrow (12 April) and will continue until 12 May. Continue reading →

The team at Wellington Botanic Garden ki Paekākā is taking a more sustainable approach to planting by extending the time between plant rotations in the display gardens. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council’s Kōrau Mātinitini | Social, Cultural, and Economic Committee adopted the proposed Animal Bylaw, Domestic Animal and Dog Policy today.   Continue reading →

Thorndon Quay is being transformed to provide a range of reliable travel options, enhance safety and create attractive spaces for all. Continue reading →

Fans in town for Armageddon this weekend can continue the fun at the Armageddon Scavenger Hunt and After Party in Courtenay Place. Continue reading →

Welly-geddon hits this weekend with a range of exciting activities to get your pop culture, games, comics, cosplay and animation fix! Here are five things to check out. Continue reading →