Two innovative projects are helping Wellington City reduce carbon emissions by expanding access to bikes for children, low-income households, businesses, and riders with disabilities. Continue reading →

From celebrating Matariki to dancing to iconic Disney songs and cheering on local teams, the winter season is packed with events to enjoy with whānau and friends. Here is a list of events you can check out this winter in the capital. Continue reading →

Welcome in the Māori New Year in style as the waterfront comes alive with Matariki Ahi Kā – a whānau-friendly celebration of fire, projections, performances, and kai.  Continue reading →

Before the waterfront became an iconic part of the city, it was just a car park. Before Cuba Street buzzed with pedestrians, it had to be revamped for people, not cars. Our city is perpetually evolving, and right now we’re making more changes. Continue reading →

A deep sister city relationship between two capitals will be celebrated in style this week when the Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Canberra berths in the Wellington Harbour with Australian Capital Territory Chief Minister Andrew Barr onboard. Continue reading →

Cemeteries are more than just final resting places – they’re spaces where we connect with the past and honour those who came before us. Continue reading →

Watson Group has announced its partnership with restaurateur and chef Ben Bayly to bring the planned hospitality offerings to life at the Wellington Pavilion in Oriental Bay. Continue reading →

You may spot a few friendly faces walking around our city streets in blue uniforms. They are Wellington City Council’s new Urban Liaison Officers, a team who will work closely with businesses, NZ Police, social services, and Council teams to prevent ha… Continue reading →

The unmistakable voice behind UB40’s biggest hits is returning to the South Pacific for ‘Kingston Calling 2026’. Continue reading →

Next year, Ōtari-Wilton’s Bush celebrates a remarkable milestone, 100 years as New Zealand’s only native botanic garden. Continue reading →