An error in which Wellington’s water meter users are being undercharged during this 2021/22 financial year has left Wellington City Council with a potential $3 million revenue shortfall, according to a report to the upcoming 2 February meeting of the C… Continue reading
As our staff look back on their long tenures at Wellington City Council, there’s probably no one better to ask about their history than Adrian Humphris, our Team Leader, City Archives. Continue reading
Ōtari-Wiltons Bush has received a grant through Te Tahua Taiao Nga Taonga Lotteries Environment and Heritage Fund for a project aiming to save some of New Zealand’s most threatened orchids from extinction. Continue reading
The changes required to make planned safety improvements on The Parade in Island Bay are open for feedback from today until 13 February. Continue reading
A stunning new artwork has been created by local artist Keri-Mei Zagrobelna for the SAVICA building on Customhouse Quay – reflecting the history of the area and complementing the local sculptural walk. Continue reading
From a raging jazz club to a famous Rangatira (chief) to one of the wealthiest families in Aotearoa; discover the fascinating history and stories behind five of Wellington’s streets. Continue reading
Summer has definitely arrived in the capital with everything heating up – including the capital’s events calendar. Continue reading
Mark Kent hasn’t been a Park Ranger for long, but boy does he love his new job – overseeing the Mākara Peak Mountain Bike Park. Continue reading
A giant sculptural sign on the waterfront will present new and unique photo opportunities for locals and visitors alike as they physically become a part of Wellington. Continue reading
Wellington has gained global recognition and US$1 million in prize money as one of 15 cities worldwide to win the Bloomberg Mayors Challenge. Continue reading