Waitohi is hosting the ninth annual Tūmanako exhibition of children’s art supporting a nuclear-free world and an inclusive Aotearoa where all lives are celebrated. Continue reading →

The Wellington City Council, under the leadership of Mayor Tory Whanau, joins the nation in mourning the passing of the Māori King, a leader whose life and reign have significantly shaped the unity and spirit of Aotearoa. Continue reading →

The Frank Kitts Park car park will reopen later this year following new guidance from MBIE and a recent reassessment of its seismic risk. Continue reading →

As Bird of the Year gets ready to take flight, Wellington City Council is proud to be supporting the kororā little penguin in 2024. Continue reading →

Wellington City Archives has just cracked the 20 million mark of online and publicly accessible pages of archives and images dating from the 1840s to the present day. To celebrate, we’re heading down memory lane. Continue reading →

It’s time to shake off the winter blues and celebrate the arrival of kōanga (spring) with the annual festival in our gardens.     Continue reading →

New planter boxes have been installed on Blair and Allen Streets in a collaborative effort between the Council and the Inner-City Wellington (ICW) Residents Association. Continue reading →

The Wellington Cable Car has been operating for 122 years and is more than just a way to get up and down the hill — it’s a piece of the city’s history! Read on to find out some fun facts about the cable car. Continue reading →

Improving safety and the enjoyment of the Wellington waterfront is the focus of a project to upgrade lighting on the promenade.   Continue reading →

Halverson Civil Ltd (HCL) has purchased the former C&D Landfill business, including the existing consent, and will continue to operate the construction and demolition landfill on land leased from Wellington City Council adjacent to the Southern Landfil… Continue reading →