When the high-vis jacket and muzzle are on it’s straight to business for Miro, the working wildlife detector dog. Continue reading →

From today (Tuesday 18 April), the public can have their say on the priorities for Wellington city over the next 10 years. Continue reading →

Te Whanganui-a-Tara, let’s branch out and get down to earth with the global City Nature Challenge heading to our shores, coastline and backyards this month. Continue reading →

Council is seeking feedback from the community on a proposed upgrade to Elizabeth Street in Mount Victoria as it looks to future proof the area. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has started a programme to fix faulty streetlights, prioritising fixing around 3200 heavier lights in high wind areas within the next few months. Continue reading →

Pōneke, get ready to say ‘Kia ora’ to Snow Leopard sisters, Asha and Manju as Wellington Zoo’s brand-new Snow Leopard habitat opens to visitors this Wednesday 12 April. Continue reading →

There’s a lot to love about the Wellington Town Hall. It’s reputed to have one of the best acoustic chambers in the world, it’s lovely to look at, and it has a history full of memorable stories, including the time the ceiling, dead pigeons and their ne… Continue reading →

Wondering what to do this Easter weekend other than eating chocolate? Here’s a list of five things you and the whānau can do in the capital. Continue reading →

Work will start after Easter to complete the 780-meter section of new walking and biking paths on Evans Bay Parade between Weka Bay and Little Karaka Bay.   Continue reading →

Ever wondered what happens after you flush the toilet? Much of what ends up at Wellinton city’s wastewater treatment facility at Moa Point is turned into a substance called sludge. Continue reading →