Wellington City Council today gave the green light to consult on a connected bike network that will make streets safer and healthier for everyone. Continue reading →

Sustainability workshops, exercise classes, line dancing, cemetery tours and improv theatre are just some of the events planned for the Capital’s older community during Te Wiki Kaumātua – Seniors’ Week 2021. Continue reading →

We’re working towards being a net zero carbon capital by 2050, and roughly halving our emissions by 2030 along the way. Here are fives ways each of us can take climate action to help achieve this goal. Continue reading →

You may expect to find dirty nappies, food scraps, and rusted oven trays in rubbish bags, but surely not in with recycling. Yet, these are among the items the team at recycling centre Oji Fibre Solutions discover on their conveyer belts regularly. Continue reading →

Bruce Robertson has been appointed Independent Chair of Wellington City Council’s Audit & Risk Subcommittee. Continue reading →

Home to Pōneke’s largest area of old growth forest and the only public botanic garden in Aotearoa dedicated solely to native plants, Ōtari-Wilton’s Bush really is a special place. Continue reading →

Wellington is jam-packed with lots of nature, epic views, and places to explore. Here’s a list of five spots to check out that you may not yet know about. Continue reading →

This week our Friday Five is a special Māori Language Week edition. Find out how you can support and use reo Māori this wiki and beyond with these ideas from Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (Māori Language Commission). Continue reading →

Next Thursday 23 September Wellington City Council’s Pūroro Āmua Planning and Environment Committee will consider three options for resolving the quake-prone car park building in Frank Kitts Park and supporting the next stage of nationally-important Fa… Continue reading →

Next week a City Council committee will consider a plan to make it easier to get around the city in low-carbon ways. Continue reading →