Pōneke based artist Greta Menzies has a knack for illustration – often turning shapes into creatures full of patterns and colour. Now, she has used her creativity to design a 99-metre long mural inspired by workshops with senior students from Island Ba… Continue reading
Situated on the curved corner of Victoria and Mercer streets, the Dominion Building is a prominent heritage building in Wellington’s townscape and the historical home of the Dominion newspaper and printery for almost fifty years. Work commenced in Janu… Continue reading
Wellington City Council is coming together with a range of local businesses and organisations to host a Go By Bike Day breakfast on Thursday 1 February – and the launch of Aotearoa Bike Challenge in Pōneke. Continue reading
The summer season is just heating up with three months of big and small events, with something for everyone. Continue reading
This weekend, Wellington will play host to the first qualifying round of the Z Manu World Champs, the largest dive bomb championship of its kind. Continue reading
Pipiri, the dark season and start of the maramataka year, is a time to reflect on plans for change as we move towards Matariki Pūanga. It is a time to come together around kōrero, kai, music, theatre and reflection in your local community. Continue reading
Need an incentive to hit the trails around Wellington? Grab the whānau and head into the great outdoors on Saturday 27 or Sunday 28 January for a special treat. Continue reading
The 2023 World of WearableArt (WOW) Show again contributed more than $30 million to the Wellington region, according to an economic evaluation commissioned by the city’s economic development agency, WellingtonNZ. Continue reading
Make the most of your long weekend by getting out and about in the capital. Here’s five things that might tickle your fancy. Continue reading
Through a combination of increasing leaks, relatively high use and a growing population, we’re using and losing more water than ever before. The risk of a water shortage is real. With water restrictions in place, here are the answers to some frequently… Continue reading