Expressions of Interest are open for a new Waste Minimisation Seed Fund which focuses on diverting organic waste from the landfill. Continue reading →

Names should be unique, short, simple and respectful. It also helps if they tell a story. Continue reading →

It’s time for our hard-working teams to rein it in and hit the sack after sleighing it this year, so there’ll be some changes to our normal schedules in Pōneke this Christmas. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council and Greater Wellington have become the first local authorities in New Zealand to draw down green loans from the Local Government Funding Agency (LGFA). Continue reading →

Ōtari-Wilton’s Bush Visitor Centre was reopened on Sunday with a dawn blessing, following a two-month closure for renovations. Continue reading →

Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’ belting from every store signals that it’s almost the end of the year. That means it’s time for a round-up of our social media highlights from the wild ride that was 2021. Continue reading →

Pōneke has got dressed up for the festive season, and while the summer events calendar is a bit different from usual, there’s still lots to see and do over the next few weeks. Continue reading →

Helping align Pōneke’s conservation goals with the city’s volunteer efforts is a rewarding role for Park Ranger Adam Groenewegen. Continue reading →

Brooklyn has its American political figures, Khandallah has Indian places. What other suburbs have themed street names? Continue reading →

The redevelopment of Karori’s vacant St John’s Church site has taken a major step forward with Wellington City Council announcing Voxell Architecture & Faisandier Group as development partners. Continue reading →