We’re excited to announce that the ‘Out in the Pool Party’ sessions are now regular monthly sessions for all queer, transgender, gender diverse and non-binary folks. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is pleased to announce a funding partnership with The Y to manage Te Pokapū Hapori – the new inner-city community centre opening at 107 Manners St in May. Continue reading →

Are you stuck on what to do this weekend? There’s lots going on in our creative little capital. Here are some ideas of what you can do this weekend! Continue reading →

A new campaign about skateboarding looks to curb negative stereotypes, wipe out stigma, and not miss a trick in raising awareness about the activity in the Capital. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council and the Government are coming together to support inner-city Wellington businesses who lost significant revenue due to the illegal occupation at Parliament grounds, with a $1.2 million business relief fund. Continue reading →

Work on the Karori Town Centre: Public Space Improvement Project starts next month, enhancing the area’s shelter, comfort and appeal for residents and visitors alike. Continue reading →

We’re super proud that the transformation of Cobham Drive and our contractor Downer NZ took the prize for best public works project over $5m at the recent IPWEA New Zealand awards. Continue reading →

This week, parking changes come into effect as part of our Pandemic Response Plan. Continue reading →

Businesses looking to create more outdoor space for dining or socialising are being encouraged to explore the possibility of transforming an adjacent on-street car park or two into a parklet – and some are already in design. Continue reading →

Choosing only five great beaches in Pōneke has been an impossible task, so we have cheated a little. Here are five (clusters of) awesome beaches to spend time at. Continue reading →