Pōneke recently celebrated the planting of its two millionth native plant, following a 20-year programme involving Wellington City Council staff and thousands of community volunteers.Conservation Week/Te Wiki Tiaki Ao Tūroa is happening 4–12 September,… Continue reading
Wellington City Council had to close most of its services and facilities during Alert Levels 3 and 4, meaning many staff were unable to work as usual. So, with libraries and pools shut, our Libraries, and Parks, Sports and Recreation (PSR) teams got ou… Continue reading
Pōneke recently celebrated the planting of its two millionth native plant, following a 20-year programme involving Wellington City Council staff and thousands of community volunteers. Conservation Week/Te Wiki Tiaki Ao Tūroa is happening 4–12 September… Continue reading
Following the Government announcement, Wellington City Council can confirm the status of its services and facilities as the region moves into Alert Level 2 at 11.59pm tonight (Tuesday 7 September). Continue reading
Pōneke recently celebrated the planting of its two millionth native plant, following a 20-year programme involving Wellington City Council staff and thousands of community volunteers. Conservation Week/Te Wiki Tiaki Ao Tūroa is happening 4–12 September… Continue reading
An independent commissioner has given resource consent to Johnsonville Market to formalise the operation. Continue reading
Pōneke recently celebrated the planting of its two millionth native plant, following a 20-year programme involving Wellington City Council staff and thousands of community volunteers. Conservation Week/Te Wiki Tiaki Ao Tūroa is happening 4–12 September… Continue reading
Construction crews have wasted no time in getting stuck back into their work this week, with key infrastructure builds across the city back underway as soon as safely possible. Continue reading
Maintaining the current ward boundaries and increasing the total number of Councillors by one to 15 for future elections is being proposed for Wellington. Continue reading
Check out our list of fun things you and your whānau can do while Wellington is in Alert Level 3. Just remember to stick to your bubble, wear a mask and keep local. Be kind and stay safe! Continue reading