You might’ve spotted some large cranes and a pretty impressive construction site down at Moa Point recently. That’s where we are building Te Whare Wai Para Nuku, the Moa Point sludge minimisation facility. Continue reading
Dylan Keene is the LT McGuinness crane operator for the strengthening of Te Matapihi. Despite the challenging nature of controlling a crane in the world’s windiest city, he always finds time to appreciate the view. Continue reading
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori celebrates te reo Māori as an official language of Aotearoa. Here are some ways to start or strengthen your journey with te reo Māori this week, and beyond! Continue reading
Island Bay’s bike lanes were some of the first in Pōneke and the data they’ve provided us about safety has helped us update and improve our designs as we roll out the network across the city. Continue reading
Wellington City Council has cancelled micromobility operator Beam’s e-scooter licence following an investigation into allegations regarding the operator’s compliance with licence and code of practice conditions. Continue reading
This summer, Te Papa will be the first venue to kick-off the global tour of Vivienne Westwood & Jewellery, a retrospective exhibition celebrating the iconic jewellery of renowned British fashion house Vivienne Westwood. Continue reading
Wellington’s new youth hub in the CBD has officially opened its doors. The space has been designed by rangatahi for rangatahi to be relaxing, welcoming, and full of possibility. Behind the scenes, a team from Wellington City Council and The Y – the hos… Continue reading
As part of Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui (central library) strengthening and refurbishment project, L.T. McGuinness is removing the tower crane from the Victoria Street site. Continue reading
Community feedback has led to some changes to the draft Wadestown parking scheme, which was considered and approved by Wellington City Councillors yesterday (11 September). Continue reading
Each Spring, the Wellington Botanic Garden ki Paekākā flourishes with flowers and events for the annual Spring Festival, but did you know the planning and planting process for the event starts in Autumn? Continue reading