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Wellington City Council acknowledges Greater Wellington Regional Council’s decision to prosecute Tiaki Wai and Wellington City Council in relation to wastewater discharges from the Moa Point Wastewate…

This week’s FYI Friday invites you to explore Wellington through the footsteps of Carmen Rupe – an openly takatāpui, transgender woman who lived boldly, loved deeply and helped shape the city’s vibran…

An independent review of the website for Wellington's Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui Central Library found shortcomings across procurement, governance and value for money.

Wellington City Council is joining Zealandia and putting all our eggs in one basket by backing the toutouwai for top of the pecking order in the 2026 Bird of the Year.

A by-election will be held in Wellington City Council’s Takapū/Northern General Ward on 11 December 2026. The by-election follows the death of Councillor Tony Randle in August.

Wellington Mayor Andrew Little says the Crown Review Team report into the failure of the Moa Point wastewater treatment plant in February is thorough, and has made a number of recommendations that aim…

Khandallah Pool will not re-open for the 2026/27 summer season as preparations continue for the refurbishment project and construction moves closer.

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.

If your spring calendar looks a little empty, Tawa has plans for that.

City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi re-opens in its heritage building in Te Ngākau Civic Square after two years on Saturday 10 October, with an exhibition from one of the most significant artists of…

Wellington City Council’s Te Kāinga affordable rental housing programme is continuing to grow, with 56 refurbished central-city apartments planned for 57 Manners Street.