After concerns were raised by local communities about safety in central Wellington in 2020, Wellington City Council has officially launched a Sexual Violence Prevention Roadmap and Action Plan. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council invites you to a family-friendly, free and fun evening of live music to celebrate the New Year in one of Pōneke’s most iconic locations on the waterfront. Continue reading →

Just 6km from the city, Lyall Bay boasts Wellington’s most popular surf beach, is a great spot for dogs and their owners, and a cool place to hang out all year round. People have been surfing in the bay for more than a century, with early adopters no … Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has agreed in principle to update its Rating Policy, and Rates Remission and Postponement Policy, as part of the development of the 2024-34 Long-term Plan. Continue reading →

It’s the silly season, which means the Wellington City Council elves have compiled the 2023 lists of some of the weird, the wacky and the wonderful from Wellington’s many services. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has issued a Request for Proposals to redevelop two key sites bordering Te Ngākau Civic Square – the heart of the Capital City. Continue reading →

Since moving to Pōneke over 13 years ago, Ben Edusei has been able to make the city feel like home through creating a supportive running community. Continue reading →

Wellington’s new convention and exhibition centre has injected about $24 million of spending into the city’s economy in its first six months – more than four times over the initial forecast. Continue reading →

Local legend Campbell Maclean has been hard at work for four decades, planting over 2,500 native plants in the Town Belt section behind his home in Mount Cook – all on his own initiative. Continue reading →

For Wellington artist Hannah Webster, the iconic Thorndon Pool is the epitome of summer in the capital city. Continue reading →