Spring has arrived, and so has the new Tō Tātou Pōneke – Our Wellington magazine. Continue reading →

With Wicked the Musical on at the St James Theatre, it’s the perfect time to plan a trip out in the city. While Courtenay Place may not be the Emerald City, there are still some great local gems to make your night at the theatre one to remember. Here’s… Continue reading →

Further street improvements will be made on the route to Brooklyn to make it safer and easier to walk, bike and bus, including a safer new bike connection through to the shops. Continue reading →

Thorndon School students Charlotte, Violet, and Ana are Wellington’s newest playground experts after they set out on a mission to play at all 107 playgrounds and play areas across the city. Continue reading →

New composting hubs are being trialled around the city in a bid to divert increasing amounts of organic waste from landfills and build community connections and food resilience. Continue reading →

The Harbourside Market is a great place to meet wonderful people from all walks of life. As a bonus, you can also meet the furry friends that accompany them on their Sunday trips (maybe in the hopes of snagging a treat along the way).Meet some of the c… Continue reading →

Did you know that there are over 60 North Island brown kiwi roaming the hills of Pōneke?Since 2018, The Capital Kiwi Project has partnered with locals, iwi and landowners to prepare Wellington’s western hills for the return of kiwi. Now, over 60 kiwi h… Continue reading →

The final results are in, and Liz Langham has been voted in as a new member of the Tawa Community Board, replacing Janryll Fernandez who resigned in May. Continue reading →

At Wellington City Council, we have a team of climate action superstars that work together to implement Te Atakura – First to Zero, our climate action plan. Continue reading →

Born and raised in Pōneke, Wellington City Council’s Youth Engagement Specialist Greer Forde-MacNaughton is passionate about helping young Wellingtonians understand their power and ability to shape the city they call home. Continue reading →