Tiptoe through the tulips at the Botanic Garden ki Paekākā! With only a couple of weeks left of the Spring Festival, there’s still awesome events to check out and nature to see. Here’s five ideas. Continue reading
A time capsule buried on Victoria Street in 1994 has been dug up and removed from the Te Matapihi Central Library site for safe keeping until it can be returned – unopened – to the same spot for the next 70 years. Continue reading
The Wellington Heritage Festival programme is out, but book now before time runs out! Continue reading
Over 240 people across Wellington have signed up for Wellington City Libraries’ new pen pal programme and are busy exchanging letters with their new friends from the USA. Continue reading
A full schedule of business and cultural events and meetings is keeping a business delegation to Asia, led by Mayor Tory Whanau, busy as they secure investment for Wellington City. Continue reading
Wellington City Council is engaging with the community on proposed changes to its rating policies with formal public consultation now open. Continue reading
From Len Lye’s water whirler, to the Zephyrometer (orange needle) on Cobham drive, to the silver fern ball in Te Ngākau square – public art has become a key part of Wellington’s identity. But where did these works come from? Continue reading
Ghost markings left behind on roads may be a thing of the past with Wellington City Council trying new treatments that could remove old marks in a faster, more effective and cheaper way. Continue reading
If you take a stroll past Te Matapihi Central Library these days, you might wonder about what is going on in there and how the project is going. Continue reading
Over a thousand school students and supporters (and a couple of zebras) will be decked out in orange for a parade through the city on Friday to celebrate the value of school road patrols. Continue reading