Timmy remembers the last time he had his own place. A permanent roof over his head.“I was 22, in a relationship, had a job. Felt like I was on top of the world.” Continue reading →

The Capital’s Queer community is now well represented and has a voice at the table with a new Rainbow Communities Advisory Group (RCAG) working closely with Wellington City Council. Continue reading →

The annual Absolutely Positively Wellingtonian Awards 2021 have thrown open doors on truly inspiring stories of humanity and commitment to service, said Deputy Mayor Sarah Free when welcoming guests to the Friday night awards ceremony at Te Papa. Continue reading →

New Zealand’s smallest bird has been sighted on Te Ahūmairangi Hill in Wellington City, possibly the first time that tītipounamu/rifleman have been present in the area for over 100 years. Continue reading →

Plan yourself a busy, bustling, bumper weekend with our list of boredom busters – all starting with the letter B. Continue reading →

Get creative, learn a new skill, and have fun for free with a whole galaxy of Aotearoa’s finest graphic artists and storytellers at ComicFest 2021. Continue reading →

Upwardly mobile dogs and downward dogs may become a permanent fixture on the Cable Car if a trial in November is a howling success and doesn’t send us all barking mad. Continue reading →

Stage two of the upgrade at Keith Spry Pool is complete and the main pool will reopen on Monday 23 August – with Kilbirnie Pool reopening a week later. Continue reading →

Delivering lunch at the Kai Kitchen in Linden’s Community Centre is, indeed,  a community affair with volunteers and businesses pitching in to provide nutritious food  and company  to the locals. Continue reading →

The number of Wellingtonians commuting by bike continues to grow with the latest data showing more people than ever riding into the central city during the busy morning peak. Continue reading →