Two winning entries have been selected for Wellington City Libraries design a library card competition as part of the celebrations leading up to Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui reopening next year. Continue reading
Watson Group has announced its partnership with restaurateur and chef Ben Bayly to bring the planned hospitality offerings to life at the Wellington Pavilion in Oriental Bay. Continue reading
This weekend will see Pōneke pumping with rugby, kai, entertainment, arts, culture and nature all happening around the capital for an epic experience for all to enjoy. Continue reading
Rates help Wellington City Council deliver hundreds of day-to-day services and help pay for what has been borrowed to fund infrastructure projects across Pōneke. Continue reading
The Frank Kitts Park car park will reopen later this year following new guidance from MBIE and a recent reassessment of its seismic risk. Continue reading
As Bird of the Year gets ready to take flight, Wellington City Council is proud to be supporting the kororā little penguin in 2024. Continue reading
Wellington City Archives has just cracked the 20 million mark of online and publicly accessible pages of archives and images dating from the 1840s to the present day. To celebrate, we’re heading down memory lane. Continue reading
It’s time to shake off the winter blues and celebrate the arrival of kōanga (spring) with the annual festival in our gardens. Continue reading
New planter boxes have been installed on Blair and Allen Streets in a collaborative effort between the Council and the Inner-City Wellington (ICW) Residents Association. Continue reading
The Wellington Cable Car has been operating for 122 years and is more than just a way to get up and down the hill — it’s a piece of the city’s history! Read on to find out some fun facts about the cable car. Continue reading