Wellington City Council is upgrading and maintaining the coastal wharves around Pōneke – and the Patent Slip jetty and Cog Park jetty at Evans Bay are next on the programme. Continue reading →

Nau mai, haere mai ki te whakatūwheratanga o Te Tūhunga Rau – all welcome at the opening of Te Tūhunga Rau. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is pleased to announce the opening of the third building in the Te Kāinga affordable rental programme. Continue reading →

The Bond Store building, home to Wellington Museum, will receive an Earthquake-Prone Building (EPB) notice next month. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has approved its draft budget for 2023/24, which includes a proposed 12.3% rates rise. Continue reading →

This summer we’re hosting a range of fun activities in Te Aro Park to celebrate community and bring life into the park – from traditional Māori weaving lessons and poi making classes to pop-up play events and waiata. Continue reading →

The Wellington Pride Festival hits the capital this week with a fortnight of events, activities, and entertainment – and everyone’s invited. Continue reading →

Biking around the city for transport is the way that Wellingtonian Prue Isaacs and her whānau are doing their part for climate action. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has approved a massive $1.2 million for 82 grants recipients plus 60 multi-year contracts across nine different funds in this week’s Kāwai Whakatipu – Grants Subcommittee. Continue reading →

Wellington Mayor Andy Foster has tested positive for Covid-19 and will self-isolate at home for the next seven days. Continue reading →