Mayor Tory Whanau and Wellington City Councillors have today agreed to increase the Town Hall strengthening and development budget by between $70 million and $147 million. Continue reading →

Behind the road cones and high-vis vests there is a big team of dedicated Wellington City Council kaimahi working to keep the city’s roads and public infrastructure fit for purpose. So, what exactly is our transport and infrastructure team responsible … Continue reading →

Celebrate Diwali Festival of Lights at TSB Arena and Shed 6 this Sunday 29 October. Continue reading →

Work on the fire damaged Toomath’s Building has progressed quickly and the cordon along Ghuznee Street has been lifted today (Monday 23 October). Continue reading →

The Toomath’s Building owners have engaged a contractor to start demolition of the fire damaged building with the aim to open Ghuznee Street early next week. Continue reading →

The Bolton Street Cemetery is full of history, but not many people know of the interesting stories behind some of the people buried there. Let’s take a look at some of the law keepers, law-breakers and gaolers at the cemetery. Continue reading →

Following engineer reports, Wellington City Council has issued a dangerous building notice requiring urgent works for public safety to the owners of the Toomath’s Building. Continue reading →

If you’re sick of fishing recyclables out of the flat rubbish bin but smart enough to know that passive-aggressive notes aren’t going to cut it – read on for some tips on how to talk to your flatmates about recycling. Continue reading →

Local tamariki and rangatahi who find it difficult to read out loud infront of people can practice their reading skills with a new audience – a kurī of their choosing! Continue reading →

Despite the rain droplets on the windows , Amy Dowdle has a sunny disposition as she curls up on her couch and looks around her lounge in awe. Continue reading →