A new mural on a wall of the St James Theatre by artists Keri Mei Zagrobelna and Tina Rae Carter has been officially blessed and revealed for all to see. Continue reading →

From raising awareness to taking action, there are many ways you can get involved in protecting and restoring Wellington’s natural environment. Here’s five things you can do to look after our green spaces. Continue reading →

Not many people are aware that Harrogate is Wellington’s sister city in North Yorkshire, where four Wellingtonians are buried for their service in World War ll. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has today given the green light to consult on reducing speed limits and also approved the city’s first Zero Waste Strategy. Continue reading →

With the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 coming up in July, Wellington has been preparing for thousands of people to flock to the city. While exciting, this event comes with a lot of preparation, and our Parks, Sport and Recreation team have been hard at w… Continue reading →

Every Sunday morning before the birds wake up and the sun rises, a community of food producers are already in full swing on Wellington’s waterfront. We’re looking at their stories through Behind the Stalls, a campaign highlighting their colourful chara… Continue reading →

Native lizards living at Moa Point are moving to new, custom-made habitats. Continue reading →

The national day of remembering is coming up on Tuesday 25 April, which gives us a chance to honour the New Zealanders who have served our country. Here’s what you can do to commemorate Anzac Day in the capital. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council will next week discuss plans to consult Wellingtonians on reducing speed limits as part of Aotearoa’s Road to Zero. Continue reading →

From Family Planning to Victoria University’s Student Association (VUWSA), the under $2000 Waste Minimisation Seed Fund has supported various organisations with a large range of waste reduction-focused projects. Continue reading →