Wellington City Council’s Regulatory Processes Committee has agreed a series of road closures to enable a broad variety of street activations across the city later this year and in 2025. Continue reading →

The team at LT McGuiness have been hard at work demolishing the Civic Administration Building (CAB), which was irreparably damaged in the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake. Continue reading →

The Council’s removal of karo plants isn’t just a win for Wellington’s biodiversity, it’s also providing kai to the giraffes at Te Nukuao Wellington Zoo. Continue reading →

The strengthening and modernising of the central library Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui started in December 2022, by main contractor L.T. McGuinness. Construction is planned for completion by the end of August 2025, followed by the fit-out phase, ahead of th… Continue reading →

Jamie Boorman, otherwise known as the ‘Metalhead librarian’ sure has some great work stories to tell. As the Library Makerspace Specialist at Tūhura HIVE at Waitohi Library in Johnsonville, he spends his days helping the public with their laser cutting… Continue reading →

Bonnie Mosen is an accomplished equestrian, academic and accessibility advocate, whose work as Council’s Accessibility lead helps to shape Wellington’s biggest projects. Continue reading →

Mary Potter Hospice has been recognised for its decades of dedicated mahi and specialist care with the Supreme Award at the 2024 Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards for Wellington City last night. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council’s Chief Executive Barbara McKerrow has informed Mayor Tory Whanau and Councillors that she will not seek an extension to her five-year term, which will conclude on 1 March 2025. Continue reading →

A city within a city – that’s how Te Ngākau Civic Square Programme Manager Farzad Zamani describes the heart of Wellington. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is the proud recipient of a number of gongs and accolades recently, celebrating a range of innovative initiatives and creative works in Pōneke. Continue reading →