Bolton Street Cemetery holds many interesting people. Here are five graves that you can visit during your lunch break. Continue reading →

Being kaitiaki to 250 hectares of regenerating native bush and 50 kilometres of first-rate mountain bike track is a world away from life on the road as an exhibition specialist. Continue reading →

Wellington City Councillors have given unanimous approval for changes to Evans Bay Parade between Greta Point and Cobham Drive that will create more space for people, and a harbourside walking and biking route Wellingtonians can be proud of. Continue reading →

We’re not lion, Wellington Zoo is excited to announce the upcoming arrival of two very im-paw-tant new residents. Continue reading →

Summer is coming, and while COVID has put a bit of a damper on usual festivities, there’ll still be events, activities and performers happening with the Summer Sampler coming to the waterfront. Continue reading →

She’s been to 52 countries in all seven continents, always has three books on the go, and knows how to host a cracking Christmas party. Meet Raewyn Lubransky, our loyal librarian of 23 years. Continue reading →

It’s time to swap the concrete jungle for the native bush as the new season of Welly Walks kicks-off next month. Continue reading →

A network of safe biking routes free of traffic would be life changing for Wellington mum and Para-cyclist Liz Gasson. Continue reading →

The installation of a mountable roundabout and additional roadworks to address community concerns for pedestrian safety at the busy four-way intersection at Hataitai Village has been completed. Continue reading →

The team at Botanic Garden ki Paekākā are putting down their mowers and growing a meadow on Glenmore Lawn. Find out why you should do the same. Continue reading →