Celebrate the festival of lights with these delicious recipes for mysore pak, chole masala and gajar ka halwa. Continue reading →

Nearly 2,000 more Wellingtonians are accessing pools, gyms and recreational facilities than they were two years ago thanks to the Council’s Leisure Card scheme. Continue reading →

Bird numbers are flying high in the capital, and we’re celebrating with a video being launched today showcasing how science and community action have contributed to this rousing wake-up call. Continue reading →

Specialist contractors are relocating four Pōhutukawa trees to different spots in Frank Kitts Park to make space for the new playground construction getting underway in January. Continue reading →

Mayor Andy Foster says Wellington City Council staff should feel proud at the way they negotiated 2020-21 – one of the toughest and challenging years in the Council’s 150-year history. Continue reading →

Wellington Zoo has a bunch of new (and cute) arrivals, and there are more on the way! Continue reading →

New Zealand has built upon its earth science strengths to win the 22nd International Sedimentological Congress (ISC) in 2026. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council is continuing the good mahi supporting the Pōneke Promise with numerous projects, campaigns and initiatives being rolled out to keep our community safe and sound. Continue reading →

Wellington City Council has approved criteria for its new Climate and Sustainability Fund, an initiative of Te Atakura – First to Zero. Continue reading →

One of the biggest risks for our Council frontline staff is personal confrontation from members of the community. Continue reading →