Volunteer Lucy Harper is one of the many people offering up their time to help prepare curtains for those in need. Continue reading →

The investigation into the Ghuznee Street building fire is on-going and the cordon remains in place for the foreseeable future. Continue reading →

We’re excited to reveal the concept for a new public park and open space in Te Aro, created in line with our Green Network Plan. Continue reading →

Our rubbish and recycling trucks are workhorses and can collect up to 1,000 bins and bags a day, so we’ve revamped them to keep them in good nick. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council building officers, welfare team and environmental health officers are currently assisting FENZ and Police following a fire in the Toomath’s Building at 43 – 47 Ghuznee Street. Continue reading →

Police are responding to a fire at a building on Ghuznee Street, Wellington Central to assist Fire and Emergency in containing the scene and managing traffic in the area. Continue reading →

The new Courtenay Place Light Boxes exhibition ‘Here’ makes light of dark in a series of photographs taken by Ben Lowe while hiking Wellington’s South Coast, Te Rimurapa/Sinclair’s Head. Continue reading →

Renewal and upgrade work on the Botanic Garden play area is starting earlier than planned to make the most of the good spring weather. Continue reading →

Built in the late 1850s, Nairn Street Cottage is one of the oldest houses still standing in Wellington. Constructed from local native timber and cut and finished by hand, it provides a glimpse into the early colonial style housing that is common throug… Continue reading →

From changing the type of lightbulbs you use at home to swapping a domestic flight for an overnight bus, everyday actions can have a big impact for the climate. Continue reading →