Start your culinary adventure with Wellington On a Plate! Check out what’s on the menu at Wellington’s favourite foodie festival. Continue reading →

A large crane will be removed from a Willis Street construction site meaning some detours will be in place to cars and public transport over the weekend. Continue reading →

Making fitness more accessible has helped two Wellingtonians gain confidence and improve their health. Continue reading →

Looking for things to do in Wellington this weekend? We’ve got you covered. Continue reading →

Wellington’s recycling facility is now the proud owner of an optical sorter, capable of diverting over seven million meat and other clear plastic trays from the region’s landfills and overseas processors each year. Continue reading →

Karori Cemetery is New Zealand’s second largest burial ground, is the final resting place for over 83,000 people, and is still drop dead gorgeous as it turns 130 years old next month. Continue reading →

The Takarau Gorge road, linking Johnsonville and Makara Beach, will remain closed to through traffic for several weeks while extensive damage from the flood on 17 July is repaired. Local residents will still have restricted access to the road. Continue reading →

In the month of Plastic Free July, Bubble Busters collected from the sea, five glass bottles, four plastic mugs, three ID Cards, two pairs of pants, and a silicon suction cup too. Continue reading →

The newly upgraded Pukehuia Park will be officially opened on Saturday 31 July with a pre-dawn blessing and ceremony. Continue reading →

There once was a little fairy who visited the Botanic Garden and sprinkled her special fairy dust all over the Pukatea Bush Walk to create a magical village for her and her fairy whānau. Continue reading →