Learn how to use hook turns, a road marking for people on bikes, to safely turn right at busy intersections in Wellington. Continue reading →

Pōneke is celebrating three recently upgraded and renovated Community Centres around the city, providing support, activities, and services for locals in a safe and welcoming space. Continue reading →

We look after more than 700km of streets across the capital, and each one is unique. How much do you know about them? Check out some of our fun facts. Continue reading →

For the last six years, Bikespace have been helping thousands of Wellingtonians to repair and learn how to maintain their bikes. Continue reading →

Emissions at the Southern Landfill reduced by 62 percent between 2021 and 2022 – an encouraging step towards Wellington City Council’s Te Atakura – First to Zero goal. Continue reading →

Hidden waterways and sites of historic cultural significance are being revealed throughout Pōneke as part of the city’s bike network. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council’s Open Space and Recreation Strategy Te Whai Oranga Pōneke aims to achieve big things over the next 10 years – and it’s open for feedback now. Continue reading →

With Jim Beam Homegrown 2023 coming to the capital this Saturday 18 March, there are a few changes along the waterfront to make way for this popular event. Continue reading →

From mountain biking parks to gardens and nurseries, our Council Parks, Sport and Recreation staff are making moves to replace petrol-powered machinery with electric out in the field. Continue reading →

The reds and yellows of the new mahi toi (artwork) at the transformed community centre in Strathmore draw attention, but that’s just the beginning of the experience. Mana Whenua artist Pokau Kato Te Ahuru (Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāruahinerangi, Te Āti Awa)… Continue reading →