For the first time since 2000, Wellington City Council is rewriting its District Plan – the rulebook on how land-use and housing is managed in Pōneke. Continue reading →

From Tuesday 2 April 2024, the PayWave surcharge for Wellington City Council-run car parking will be 30 cents per transaction.  Continue reading →

Demolition of the Civic Administration Building (CAB) in Te Ngākau Civic Square starts in April with hoardings going up tomorrow (26 March). Continue reading →

Skate Pōneke is back for 2024 with three pop-up skate installations to celebrate and encourage skating in the city. Continue reading →

International DJ Fred Again performs at a sell-out show tonight in Waitangi Park – here’s what you need to know. Continue reading →

Don’t break the bank on your next night out. Check out some ideas for after work activities in the capital that can be done without blowing your budget. Continue reading →

Blisters, sunburn, and exhaustion are real when you’ve faced a 30-kilometre journey on foot. But what about walking 50kms, or even 80kms? Continue reading →

We are about a third of the way through the strengthening and modernising of Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui, our Central Library, with the project tracking on time and within budget. Read on to discover interesting facts about this iconic building and how it… Continue reading →

While London has the Big Ben, Wellington has the Courtenay Place Clock. It may not be 96-metres tall, but at a modest 4-metres it has it’s own unique history. Continue reading →

It has been a summer of fun in the capital, and it’s ending with a bang, a strum, a drum and some beats as CubaDupa hits town. Continue reading →