When renowned wedding photographer Nadine McGrath took on her role as photographer for the Wellington City Council, she had no idea how her world would be enriched. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council will be shifting some sand from Freyberg Beach to Oriental Bay for the biannual operation to maintain the size and shape of the beaches. Continue reading →

Solar lights with a penguin-friendly amber glow are being installed over the next few weeks to provide better visibility on the darkest stretch of Tahitai – the award-winning harbourside walking and bike route. Continue reading →

As proud supporters of Kaibosh Food Rescue, Wellington City Council is encouraging everyone to put the kai into Kaibosh for Give a Meal in May. A donation of $20 helps Kaibosh give as many as 40 meals to the community. Here are five different ways that… Continue reading →

From the Wellington Waterfront to Te Ngākau Civic Square – Wellington wouldn’t be Wellington without the buildings and spaces that make up the city’s landscape. Continue reading →

Football fans in the capital can travel to and from Wellington Regional Stadium for free on Metlink public transport for matches in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023. Continue reading →

Visa Wellington On a Plate dishes up big names and crowd-pleasing Pop Ups for opening weekend, kicking off with the Festival’s official opening event Yardbird Hong Kong Izakaya Pop Up at Cinderella on Thursday 4 and Friday 5 May. Continue reading →

With Wellington’s unique combination of off-road bike trails and a growing network of safer street connections, tourism guru and travel writer Sarah Bennett believes the city can be one of the ultimate lifestyle cities and sustainable tourism destinati… Continue reading →

A new guide produced by Wellington City Council for heritage building owners will help ensure the city is safer and more resilient for the future. Continue reading →

Wellington communities at high risk of severe weather events will be directly involved in creating their own adaption plans alongside Wellington City Council and other stakeholders. Continue reading →