How is it that some streets don’t physically exist, and what exactly is a ghost street? You’ll find all the answers and more in our latest edition of Street Smart. Continue reading →

From dealing with washed up boats and dead goats to passionate community volunteers and native plants – work for Wellington ranger Denise Clements sure is a mixed bag. Continue reading →

The Council manages almost 3,000 hectares of reserve land and open space in Wellington, with Park Ranger Tom Mayo responsible for the Eastern suburbs. Continue reading →

The iconic rainbow markings on Dixon Street will be repainted in early January, continuing Wellington City Council’s commitment to recognising diversity and inclusion in the capital. Continue reading →

Enjoy a free, fun summers day out with whānau and friends, exploring a new Gardens Trail in the Wellington Botanic Garden ki Paekākā. Continue reading →

New design for Frank Kitts playground revealed with construction work due to start on the waterfront site early next year. Continue reading →

Work to upgrade the Swan Lane and Garrett Street link to Cuba Street starts early next year – increasing the area’s attractiveness, walkability, and safety. Continue reading →

Can you tell your ara from your alley? What’s the difference between a glade and a grove? Continue reading →

Ever wondered why Wellington’s streets are so darn narrow? Wellington City Council’s local historian Gábor Tóth recounts the tale. Continue reading →

From couch surfing around the city to being a Wellington City Housing tenant, Sebastian Abril Hernandez now helps others in need find homes. Continue reading →