Wellington City Council News Policy Press Releases — RSS Feed & Live Monitoring
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- Khandallah Pool to remain closed for 2026/27 summer season2 d ago
Khandallah Pool will not re-open for the 2026/27 summer season as preparations continue for the refurbishment project and construction moves closer.
- Wellington classics: restaurants, bars, and cafes that have stood the test of time10 d ago
Wellington's reputation as the culinary capital of Aotearoa New Zealand is shaped by the sheer number as well as variety of local restaurants, cafes, and bars.
- City to Sea Bridge closing from late August for repairs and renewal15 d ago
- A street where almost nothing goes to waste15 d ago
Tucked away on Hopper St in Mount Cook, Wellington is a small hub of community organisations supported by Wellington City Council, where almost nothing goes to waste.
- Spring into action with events coming up this September15 d ago
Wellington on a Plate and the NZ International Film Festival may be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean we can rest on our laurels, as September is jam-packed too.
- Verb Readers & Writers Festival announces full programme15 d ago
After a year's hiatus, Verb Readers & Writers Festival returns to the capital this September.
- Action plan for Te Awarua o Porirua15 d ago
A major milestone has been reached in the restoration of Te Awarua o Porirua (Porirua Harbour), with the completion and release of the Te Awarua o Porirua Catchment Action Plan.
- Mayor Andrew Little met with region's Mayors to discuss Government’s Head Start process19 d ago
Following a constructive discussion and a shared commitment to our partnerships with mana whenua, the group acknowledged that Māori representation is a fundamental part of who we are, now and into the…
- FYI Fridays: Explore the south coast trio20 d ago
Welcome back to FYI Fridays – your weekly dose of Pōneke gems. Kilbirnie, Rongotai and Lyall Bay (KRL) might share closeness to Wellington’s dynamic south coast, but they definitely don’t share a pers…
- From refugee to frontline – Binafsha’s journey into policing21 d ago
When Binafsha Didar Ali talks about becoming a police officer, she doesn’t begin with training or uniforms. Her story starts much earlier – with her family leaving Afghanistan when she was one year ol…
- Work on first new central city park in two decades set to start23 d ago
A construction date for the ground works on Wellington City Council’s first new central city park since 2006 has been confirmed.
- FYI Fridays: What are those yellow posts?34 d ago
If you’ve wandered through the central city lately – shopping Cuba, cruising Courtenay on a big night, or cutting through Te Aro Park on your way to a cheeky cheese scone – you might’ve spotted bright…
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