From the start of December through to 31 January 2024, Wellington City Libraries’ Summer Reading Adventure is back for kids and teens. Continue reading →

Wellington has plenty of scenic walkways to explore – however, owing to our topography, they’re not always accessible. We’ve put together a list of five walkways around Wellington that are suitable for wheelchair and pram users and people of all abilit… Continue reading →

Community feedback has led to some significant changes to the draft Newtown Parking Management Plan, which was considered and approved in principle by Councillors yesterday (30 November). Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has today agreed to bring funding forward from the 2024/25 financial year to 2023/24 so the Civic Administration Building (CAB) in Te Ngākau Civic Square can be demolished sooner. Continue reading →

Wellington Zoo has welcomed its first new-born baby giraffe in nearly two decades – a calf born on Wednesday 29 November to parents Zuri and Sunny. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is warning residents to be on the alert for a man knocking on doors and claiming to be a City Council building inspector. Continue reading →

Iko Iko and Twenty-Seven Names are two of the retail businesses that recently took part in the Wellington City Council pilot programme Let’s Talk Shop, which aims to help businesses become more sustainable. Continue reading →

Wellington City Councillors have been briefed on a plan to breathe new life into the Courtenay Place precinct. Continue reading →

Credit-rating agency Standard & Poor’s have today confirmed Wellington City Council’s credit rating will remain at AA+/A-1+, which is the highest credit rating of any local authority in New Zealand. The credit outlook remains negative and they have adv… Continue reading →

Get to know Wellington ‘by the numbers’ this summer with Wellington City Council’s latest quarterly magazine set to hit the streets this week. Continue reading →