Investment into Wellington’s future has been set with the adoption of the City Council’s 2024-34 Long-term Plan. Continue reading →

Students walking or biking to Wellington East Girls School from ‘over the hill’ had a problem. Continue reading →

Learn more about what each star represents. Continue reading →

Puanga and Matariki is a time to get together, celebrate whanaungatanga (kinship), and be with others, to share stories and kai, and plan to work towards a sustainable future. Here’s a list of things for you and your whānau to check out this long weeke… Continue reading →

A te reo Māori name for the sludge minimisation facility being built at Moa Point has been formalised during the site blessing today. Continue reading →

It was March when Steph Simon, Animal Control Officer and Colin Feral’s manager, got the call about a quirky turkey. Continue reading →

We’re making good progress on multiple projects that will enhance the resilience of Te Ngākau Civic Square and restore it to its place as the civic and cultural heart of the city. Continue reading →

Concept designs to upgrade Grenada North Park are being developed and the community is invited to have their say on this multi-functional sports and recreation site. Continue reading →

Matariki is a special time in the Māori calendar which celebrates the beginning of a new year. Our amazing city has many stargazing vantage points to climb! We encourage you to plan ahead and set your alarm clock early to catch the Matariki cluster at … Continue reading →

Darren Switalla puts himself in other people’s shoes to help Wellington’s residents and visitors find their way around the city. Continue reading →