Council has approved officer’s recommendation to disestablish the Built Heritage Incentive Fund (BHIF) and establish in its place the Heritage Resilience and Regeneration Fund (HRRF). Continue reading →

The arrival of 10 electric vehicles (EVs) marks another milestone in Wellington City Council’s ambitious journey to electrify its fleet. Continue reading →

The High Court has upheld Wellington City Council’s appeals regarding two heritage buildings with expired earthquake-prone buildings notices at 43 Ghuznee St (Toomath’s Building) and 114 Adelaide Rd (former Tramway Hotel). Continue reading →

The holiday season is a time to have fun and indulge a little. But did you know that our waste increases by 40 percent during the summer holidays? A part of that is increased food waste, but it doesn’t have to be. Check out our tips on reducing food wa… Continue reading →

Expect to see some drilling and other mysterious activity happening along part of the Evans Bay coastline over the next few weeks as we test rock and ground conditions to help design stronger sections of seawall, and new bike and walking paths. Continue reading →

From pre-European ara (paths) all the way to Let’s Get Wellington Moving and everything in between. The story of Wellington streets and their use is very much a story of the city itself. Continue reading →

Wellington is one of 95 cities worldwide to receive a top score on climate action from environmental disclosure organisation, CDP. Continue reading →

Work has begun in Ōwhiro Bay to complete the trial of beach grading by removing material posing significant risk to the area during storms and big swells. Continue reading →

Being responsible for Pōneke’s Town Belt is no small task, but Park Ranger Rachel McLellan takes it in her stride. Continue reading →

Are you Street Smart? Test out your knowledge with these commonly mispronounced Wellington street names, part of our Street Smart summer series. Continue reading →