Featherweight by class, heavyweight by heart – a kiwi named Maui has made “fight weight,” meaning they have grown big enough to defend themselves against stoats. They have had their monitoring transmitter removed and they are now free on Wellington’s w… Continue reading →

Eyegum Music Collective presents GREAT SOUNDS GREAT, a multi-venue music and arts festival taking over Pōneke’s Cuba Street precinct for one night only. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council and mana whenua are calling on residents to help shape the future of the Pōneke coastline – a taonga of the city. Continue reading →

Wellington will be buzzing with activity this week as Pōneke celebrates its sister city partnership with Canberra. Continue reading →

This October, the Wellington Heritage Festival returns with a rich line-up of events that celebrate the stories, landscapes, and communities of the Greater Wellington region. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council welcomes Minister Penk’s announcement to review the criteria for which buildings and other structures are required to undergo earthquake strengthening. Continue reading →

Credit-rating agency Standard & Poor’s has reaffirmed Wellington City Council’s long-term credit rating at AA-/A-1+ with a negative outlook. Continue reading →

With the silly season coming up, fun, free and whānau-friendly events and festivals are starting to heat up with good vibes, culture, action and entertainment heading to Pōneke over the next few months. Continue reading →

A deep sister city relationship between two capitals will be celebrated in style this week when the Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Canberra berths in the Wellington Harbour with Australian Capital Territory Chief Minister Andrew Barr onboard. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council and Predator Free Wellington have won the Supreme Award at the LGFA Taituarā Local Government Excellence Awards held at Tākina Wellington Convention and Exhibition Centre. Continue reading →