Newtown Park Track (please remain off the field): Newtown Park is not a public ground; access is only permitted to key holders and those with bookings. For casual use, a key fob can be purchased from ...

With Labour weekend coming up we’ve got some extra time to enjoy some of the amazing events in the capital over the next few weeks. Drax Project The Heritage festival literally gives us time on our ...

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 ...

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. 2025 Supreme WOW Award Runner-Up ...

Wellington City residents are being asked to join the conversation on council amalgamation – whether Wellington City Council should merge with other councils in the region. In response to Central ...

Wellington is lighting up its iconic landmarks, dressing its shops, bars and people in local colours, putting on free transport, and hosting a fan zone to celebrate the Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final ...

The first users of Toi Aro, Wellington City Council’s new arts centre, are moving into the site and bringing the space to life with rehearsals and creative development. Toi Aro located on the corner ...

Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui has won the Heritage and Interior categories, plus a Resene Colour Award, at the 2026 Wellington Regional Architecture Awards in Pōneke last night. At the heart of Te Matapihi ...

One of the world’s most influential burger experts and a legendary American pitmaster will descend on Wellington this August as Visa Wellington On a Plate unveils one of its biggest international line ...

Wellington’s Mayor and City Councillors have agreed the draft 2026/27 Annual Plan proposals that will go out for public consultation from 10 April to 10 May 2026. Rates affordability is a major issue ...

Following an extensive review of budgets, Wellington City Council has agreed a package of proposed savings to bring the forecast 2026/27 rates increase down to 7.4 percent, from the 12.7 percent ...

From 1 July, Wellington’s water services will flow from a new regional organisation, Tiaki Wai. Here are 10 key things to know about what’s changing, why it’s happening, and what it means for ...