Wellington Central Library has been housed in a series of buildings which have become more user-friendly with each move. Less visible, is the progression of library services. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is proud to welcome a new contractor panel to deliver their ambitious transport programme for the next five years. Continue reading →

Fireworks can be a stunning sight for us humans, but not so much for our furry friends. The loud bangs can easily overwhelm animals, leading to stress, anxiety and panic. As pet owners, it’s important to take steps to ensure the safety and happiness of… Continue reading →

Wellington is going off with fireworks, footy, foodie events and films – and there’s a lot more to come in the next few months. Continue reading →

Improvements to walking, bike and bus connections in the wider Kilbirnie area are getting under way with work starting on safer new crossings in Rongotai, and a new shared path alongside Ākau Tangi Sports Centre. Continue reading →

The Wellington City Council Contact Centre team often take up to 700 calls a day, and you can bet that at least three of those calls are coming from frequent customer, ‘Ideas man’ James. Continue reading →

We all know – and mostly love – Cuba Street, but not many of us are familiar with the street name’s origin. Despite having popular local haunts like Havana Bar and Fidel’s Café related to the country of Cuba, it’s actually named after an early settler … Continue reading →

A recent survey shows no native birds are seriously at risk in the capital anymore, and regionally bird numbers are soaring sky high. Continue reading →

Wellington region’s councils are consulting on the Draft Wellington Region Waste Management and Minimisation Plan (WMMP) 2023–2029 to transform how we deal with waste and foster a sustainable future. Continue reading →

Want to be a part of Wellington’s favourite and iconic outdoor concert series in 2024? Well now’s your chance! Continue reading →