Both wasted materials and wasted space are an issue for Wellington city – and repurposing is a great solution. Continue reading →

Nominations are now open for this year’s Absolutely Positively Wellingtonian Awards. Continue reading →

A new partnership agreement between mana whenua groups and Wellington City Council, to be formally signed tomorrow (Friday 29 April), aims to promote collaboration, communication and unity in the city, says Mayor Andy Foster. Continue reading →

If you are walking or riding along the coast at Cobham Drive, you may spot the special concrete tiles visible at low tide which are in place to encourage native marine life to the strong new rock embankment. Continue reading →

Brighter, modern, more accessible, more connected. Wellington City Council has released artist impressions of the preliminary design of Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui – Central Library. Continue reading →

Results from Wellington City Council’s Para Kai trial show kerbside collections reduced food waste going to Southern Landfill by almost 40 percent – now Council is investigating what this means for the wider city. Continue reading →

City Councillor Sean Rush will take leave from his council duties to receive medical treatment, from Friday 29 April to Friday 17 June. Continue reading →

Wellington City Councillor Sean Rush will take leave from his council duties to receive medical treatment, from Friday 29 April to Friday 17 June. Continue reading →

The global City Nature Challenge is coming, and Wellington City Council is encouraging Pōneke residents to become citizen scientists as we embark on the four-day bioblitz. Continue reading →

This year, you can commemorate and honour the New Zealanders who have served our country by attending one of the many Anzac Day events across Pōneke. Here’s what’s happening in the capital. Continue reading →