It’s the thought that counts – sometimes all it takes is a small act of kindness to make someone’s day. Here’s a list of things you can do to show someone you care. Continue reading →

Budget announcement regarding interim Government Income-Related Rent Subsidy (IRRS) funding for new, eligible tenants of a Community Housing Provider is great news for the Capital City, says Mayor Andy Foster. Continue reading →

The Harbourside Market is a great place to meet wonderful people from all walks of life. As a bonus, you can also meet the furry friends that accompany them on their Sunday trips (maybe in the hopes of snagging a treat along the way). Meet some of the … Continue reading →

It’s NZ Music Month, a time to celebrate music in Aotearoa and the talented people who make it. Our creative capital is filled with fantastic opportunities to get amongst the music scene. Here are some ideas to get you started. Continue reading →

Sallie Culy is a local celebrity at Waitangi Skate Park. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council postponed its summer Pasifika event for the safety and well-being of our community – but now a series of smaller events will celebrate our Pacific communities. Continue reading →

This Thursday Wellington City Council will consider a 30-year plan for improving or creating new green spaces across the central city as more people want to call central Wellington home. Continue reading →

DCM, an organisation supported by Wellington City Council, is working hard to support the city’s most marginalised community to find and sustain housing. Jason is one of DCM’s success stories. Continue reading →

New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) is an official language of Aotearoa and is essential for Deaf people to be able to participate equally in society. It’s NZSL Week – here are some handy resources to celebrate and support NZSL. Continue reading →

In 2015, the only sand court facility in Wellington closed down, leaving nowhere for schools or beach sport clubs to train. Continue reading →