Council will be removing the large slide from Frank Kitts Park playground to err on the side of caution following a number of unfortunate incidents recently. Continue reading →

Since lockdown started over a fortnight ago, hundreds of groups, organisations and volunteers have been making sure the vulnerable members of our community are looked after – and that mahi continues into Level 3 and beyond. Continue reading →

We’re on a mission to promote play, an essential part of childhood development – and crucial to the survival of parents during a global pandemic! There is no better time than now to review how and when our whānau play. Continue reading →

Martin Matthews has been appointed to the Board of the Wellington Museums Trust, the governing body for Experience Wellington. Continue reading →

Wellington is a world away from Ipoh, Malaysia, but it’s where Poh (Bruce) Tan came to forge his path to the Council. Continue reading →

One of Pōneke’s many charms is its special natural spaces. We celebrate these, and our efforts to become a greener city, in the latest Our Wellington magazine. Continue reading →

With Wellington moving to Alert Level 3 tonight (Tuesday 31 August) at 11.59pm, most Council services and facilities will still be affected – but many can be found online. Continue reading →

Around 400 Wellingtonians shared their views on a new Traffic and Parking Bylaw which was unanimously adopted by the Council and came into effect on Friday. Continue reading →

September is Bee Aware Month – an opportunity to raise awareness and celebrate the vital contribution honey bees make in our environment, on our economy, and for the future of urban ecology. Continue reading →

Get ready for spring with these handy tips from our own expert gardening team! Continue reading →