Following recent public consultations, Wellington City Council’s Te Takere | Regulatory Processes Committee has approved two street improvement projects.

Government-mandated funding cuts that will see Inland Revenue’s budget slashed by 20% over three years leaves an axe hovering over the jobs of hundreds of workers. An intranet message to Inland ...

Due to overwhelming public demand, MG Live and Frontier Touring have announced three additional shows on Tash Sultana’s ...

Wellington Airport has scored highly for sustainability in an independent global assessment, rated first equal in the world among 18 participating airports. The assessment was carried out by ...

Gregory Mein neglected his duties by “implicitly trusting” that fire safety systems in the Loafers Lodge building were being maintained and operated as they should, according to a ...

News from WCC People biking, walking and catching the bus between Wellington and the Hutt Valley can now benefit from ...

I thought it would be helpful to provide some context on the process we are working through at the Wellington City Council to identify savings, and, importantly, where there is still an ...

October 05, 2026 Work on the closed Petone Wharf is starting this month, after the Hutt City Council signed a contract with a local company to begin $11.6 million worth of repairs.  Weakened by ...

A new multimillion-dollar expansion programme by the country’s largest chain of fitness centres is to create up to 1,000 jobs ...

Stuart Niven I see that Victoria University are still at it – expunging pesky asbestos from the fabric of the Gorden Wilson ...

Funding for Te Papa, opening hours for galleries, the city’s new years’ eve fireworks, and school swimming subsidies, are on the chopping block as the Wellington City Council tries to ...

As the Wellington Jazz Festival prepares to celebrate its milestone 30th anniversary this month, central city icon Gibbons Hotel has lined up back-to-back free music events. From Thursday October ...