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- Help shape better bus and bike trips from the west
  - 5 Jul 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Plans for bus and bike improvements between the Botanic Garden ki Paekākā and the city are open for feedback from today (5 July) until 26 July 2022.
- Landmark whale-chat recording on WCC Elections 2022
  - 4 Jul 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Te Whanganui-a-Tara Marine Mammal Translation Service shared this transcript recorded at Wellington Harbour, 14:00 hours 23 June 2022. Lat. 41°17′11″ S , Long. 174°46′32″ E, Depth 3.5 m.
- Friday Five: Things you didn't know about St James Theatre
  - 30 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - To celebrate the long-awaited reopening of the St James, here’s five things you may not know about the iconic theatre.
- Make the world of difference this Plastic Free July
  - 30 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington City Council is proudly promoting Plastic Free July and supporting events, organisations and initiatives to help reduce plastic use for good.
- Business case approved for Wellington’s new sludge minimisation facility
  - 30 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - A proposed new Sludge Minimisation Facility (SMF) for Wellington is a step closer today, following unanimous approval of the business case by the Wellington City Mayor and Councillors.
- Wellington City Libraries end overdue fines
  - 30 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington City Libraries is delighted to announce that from tomorrow, 1 July, overdue fines will come to an end.
- 2022-23 Annual Plan confirmed by Wellington City Council
  - 30 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Mayor Andy Foster and City Councillors have adopted Wellington City Council’s 2022/2023 Annual Plan (budget) today.
- Breathing life back into Dixon Street
  - 29 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - An international methodology called Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) is set to change the urban landscape of Te Aro through the Pōneke Promise, making it a safer, more vibrant, welcoming place to be. We spoke to Urban Regeneration and Design Manager Farzad Zamani about the up-coming changes to Dixon Street and how it’s going to make the area look and feel safer.
- Council splashes out for kids in need
  - 28 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington City Council is proud to announce a new partnership providing swimming pool passes to families at Ronald McDonald House (RMHC) Wellington.
- It’s been a tough year but good progress is being made, says Mayor
  - 28 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington Mayor Andy Foster says the latest annual Residents Monitoring Survey shows the Capital has faced up to tough challenges in the past two years – but work is under way to turn things around and boost vibrancy in the city.
- We Skate Pōneke: Mel's story
  - 28 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - For Melissa Warner, the world is brighter, friendlier, and happier when she’s on her skateboard.
- Friday Five: Ways to celebrate Matariki in Wellington
  - 23 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Matariki is a time for remembering the past, celebrating the present, and looking to the future. This year we are celebrating the Māori New Year in Pōneke with live events, exhibitions, fireworks and performances. Here are a few ways for you and the whānau to celebrate.
- COVID-19 affects Council’s waste collection services
  - 23 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - With significant numbers of COVID-19 transmissions around the country, Wellington City Council’s waste services are being affected, and once again asks the public for patience and understanding.
- The stage is set for reopening of the St James Theatre
  - 22 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - The St James Theatre has been strengthened and restored to its former glory and will reopen tomorrow with its first performance in three years, followed by a public open day – celebrating its return to the heart of Courtenay Place.
- The creative minds behind arts in the capital
  - 21 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - With years of experience under their belts, the newly formed Creative Capital Team is ready to forge ahead in the creative sector with Aho Tini 2030, our Arts, Culture and Creativity Strategy.
- The Ghosts of St James Theatre
  - 17 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Rumoured to have several resident ghosts, the St James Theatre offers a unique type of stage fright.
- Vale Don Neely
  - 17 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Mayor Andy Foster has added his tribute to former New Zealand Cricket president, national men’s team selector, author, cricket historian, and proud Wellington cricket identity Don Neely who died yesterday, aged 86.
- Friday Five: Cool things to do on Cuba Street
  - 16 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Shop till you drop or indulge in a bohemian eating vibe. Cuba Street serves it up, and more. Check out our top five things to do while exploring this unique part of central Wellington.
- Council leads the way with new dog behaviour initiative
  - 16 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington City Council’s animal services are like a dog with a bone when it comes to responsible dog ownership – and their latest campaign really leads the way.
- Hā: Rest as resistance
  - 14 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Hā, Toi Pōneke Gallery’s special Matariki exhibition, features new works by twelve wāhine Māori artists.
- Love your bike – lock it and register it
  - 13 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Always locking your bike with a good strong lock is the best way to keep it safe, but if the worst happens, having it registered can be a huge help.
- Special Matariki Our Wellington magazine out this week
  - 12 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Everything you need to know about winter in the capital is in our special Matariki edition of Our Wellington - Tō Tātou Pōneke, which is set to hit the streets this week.
- Friday Five: How to keep the winter blues away
  - 10 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Winter in Wellington – it’s wet, it’s wild and it’s windy. But it’s also a little bit wonderful. Here are some warm ideas to keep the winter blues from getting you down.
- Highly popular Children’s Programmes return to Wellington Libraries
  - 10 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - The team at Wellington City Libraries is pleased to announce the resumption of its highly popular Children’s Programmes under level Orange of the COVID-19 Protection Framework.
- Arborists are out of their trees this Arbor Day
  - 9 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - It’s world Arbor Day, and to celebrate, we’re talking to one of our special branch arborists to find out if they are barking, out of their trees, or whether we should all take a leaf out of their book!
- Council to return Granville Flats land to Wellington Tenths Trust
  - 8 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington City Council and the Wellington Tenths Trust have reached an agreement which will see the Council end its lease of the land currently occupied by the Granville Flats by May 2024.
- Landfill gas capture deal saving money and the planet
  - 7 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - More than five million cubic metres of potentially harmful methane gas will be captured and turned into energy each year following the installation of an innovative biogas system at Wellington’s Southern Landfill site.
- The history of St James Theatre
  - 6 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - 1912 was a historic year for Wellington, New Zealand, and the world. It was the year the unsinkable ship The Titanic sank on its maiden vouge from Southampton, England to New York, USA. While New Zealand had three Prime Ministers – Joseph Ward was briefly succeeded by fellow Liberal Thomas MacKenzie, before Reform politician William Massey took over.
- Mana Whenua and Council to discuss the future of fireworks at Matariki ki Pōneke
  - 3 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - A fireworks display for Matariki ki Pōneke will go ahead this year, with Mana Whenua and Wellington City Council meeting to discuss the format of future celebrations to mark the Māori New Year.
- Friday Five: Things to do for a royal long weekend
  - 3 Jun 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Are you wondering what to do in the capital over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend? Here’s a list of five royally fun things for you and the whānau to check out.

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