Finishing touches will be made at the entry to Miramar next week, including resealing part of Miramar Avenue and putting in new bike and walking crossings to make things safer. Continue reading →

With the Omicron variant of COVID-19 transmissions increasing around the country, Wellington City Council is prepared for the different ways it may affect its staff, facilities, and services to the city. Continue reading →

Wellington City Councillors have voted unanimously to support struggling Wellington businesses with a $2.3 million Pandemic Response Plan. Continue reading →

Police are warning those thinking about travelling to Wellington to participate in the unlawful protest this weekend – don’t. Continue reading →

Wellington’s daily low-carbon commute experience is about to get an upgrade, starting with two critical suburb-to-city connections, as the Wellington City Council takes action to prepare for the future. Continue reading →

Support for struggling Wellington businesses will be considered at Thursday’s Council meeting as part of a proposed $2.3 million Pandemic Response Plan. Continue reading →

The Wellington Sculpture Trust reveals its latest temporary sculpture on the four plinths that border the Te Papa forecourt and the waterfront. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is working hard with Police and partner agencies to deal with the protest occupation at Parliament. We have collated a list of frequently asked questions to provide the public with more information about the Council’s response a… Continue reading →

To celebrate 120 years of the Cable Car’s many ups and downs, a limited-edition chocolate bar with hidden golden tickets is being launched to commemorate this momentous event. Continue reading →

We the undersigned ask that the current illegal protest activities in and around the Parliament precinct end immediately. There is a right to peaceful protest in New Zealand that it is important to uphold. However this protest has gone well beyond that… Continue reading →