We get it – local elections probably aren’t your priority, and let’s be honest, some may say they’re a little bit boring. There’s better things to worry about, right? Like climate change, housing, city safety, decent infrastructure…oh wait. We really c… Continue reading
At the heart of one of Wellington’s busiest intersections stands a striking reminder of the past – the Wellington cenotaph. Built to honour the brave men and women of Wellington who fought and died in World War I, this iconic landmark has watched nearl… Continue reading
With Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui set to open in March 2026, Wellington City Libraries are marking the occasion with a design a library card competition. Continue reading
Investment for the year ahead has been set with the adoption of Wellington City Council’s 2025-26 Annual Plan and an amendment to the 2024-34 Long-term Plan. Continue reading
Wellington has spoken and while there are positives to take away from the latest Residents Monitoring Survey (RMS), there’s also room for improvement. Continue reading
Visa Wellington On a Plate returns to the capital this August with more colour, creativity and flavour than ever before. Continue reading
The Seismic Assessment for Wellington’s iconic Embassy Theatre has confirmed parts of the building are below the 34% NBS threshold for being earthquake prone, but the building can operate as usual. Continue reading
Nominations open (Friday 4 July) for candidates to stand for Mayor and/or ward Councillor for Wellington City Council in the 2025 local elections. Continue reading
Wellington City Council’s Social, Cultural, and Economic Committee has agreed to progress the land negotiations needed to deliver a long-awaited community park and surf hub on the south coast, with a strong focus on public access, co-design, and early … Continue reading
Wellington City Council’s elected members have been briefed on the latest progress in Te Ngākau Civic Precinct. The precinct is now nine months away from reopening, with a city-wide celebration planned for March 2026 when Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui – the… Continue reading