Rates help Wellington City Council deliver more than 400 day-to-day services, and help pay for what has been borrowed to fund major infrastructure projects across Pōneke. Continue reading →

Will Dewhirst, Ākau Tangi’s programmes team lead, never expected a senior’s session of pickleball to snowball into him travelling to Peru for the Pickleball World Cup. His accidental introduction to the sport in 2018 sparked a passion that’s enriched b… Continue reading →

The events calendar is heating up in Pōneke with the month of August chock full of winter warming festivities. Continue reading →

Where some folks in Karori saw an empty Council lot, Sharon Powick and Joanne Thorlby saw an opportunity to create a flourishing community marketplace. Continue reading →

The soon-to-open youth hub Te Tai Ohinga is looking for original artwork by young artists depicting what’s important to rangatahi, celebrating diversity and telling a story to suit the new exciting space. Continue reading →

James Mallett’s regime is not for the faint-hearted. As an NZ Army Reserve Force soldier, senior lifeguard and full-time commerce student, his weeks are challenging and jam-packed. Continue reading →

They’re the fiends of the flush, the pipe-blocking perpetrators, the u-bend bandits – they’re ragmonsters and fatbergs, and here’s how you can avoid them in your pipes. Continue reading →

Change has always been a part of the history of Courtenay Place. Continue reading →

Once burbling streams lie buried beneath the pavement on Thorndon Quay. We’re bringing them back to the light with beautiful etchings. Continue reading →

An exhibition showcasing works by architecture and design innovation students envisioning the future of Te Ngākau Civic Precinct is now open to the public until 23 July. Continue reading →