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- Ōtari welcomes funding to conserve native orchids
  - 24 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Ōtari-Wiltons Bush has received a grant through Te Tahua Taiao Nga Taonga Lotteries Environment and Heritage Fund for a project aiming to save some of New Zealand’s most threatened orchids from extinction.
- Have your say on Island Bay safety upgrades
  - 24 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - The changes required to make planned safety improvements on The Parade in Island Bay are open for feedback from today until 13 February.
- New artwork reflects local history
  - 21 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - A stunning new artwork has been created by local artist Keri-Mei Zagrobelna for the SAVICA building on Customhouse Quay – reflecting the history of the area and complementing the local sculptural walk.
- Friday Five: Streets with interesting histories
  - 21 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - From a raging jazz club to a famous Rangatira (chief) to one of the wealthiest families in Aotearoa; discover the fascinating history and stories behind five of Wellington's streets.
- Pōneke makes play while the sun shines
  - 21 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Summer has definitely arrived in the capital with everything heating up – including the capital’s events calendar.
- Welly Walks: Meet Mark, kaitiaki for Mākara Peak
  - 20 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Mark Kent hasn’t been a Park Ranger for long, but boy does he love his new job – overseeing the Mākara Peak Mountain Bike Park.
- WELL_NGTON is a sculptural sign for Instagram-able times
  - 18 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - A giant sculptural sign on the waterfront will present new and unique photo opportunities for locals and visitors alike as they physically become a part of Wellington.
- Wellington wins global prize for innovation
  - 18 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington has gained global recognition and US$1 million in prize money as one of 15 cities worldwide to win the Bloomberg Mayors Challenge.
- Street Smart: When is a street not a street?
  - 17 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - How is it that some streets don't physically exist, and what exactly is a ghost street? You'll find all the answers and more in our latest edition of Street Smart.
- Welly Walks: A diverse day in the life of Ranger Denise
  - 13 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - From dealing with washed up boats and dead goats to passionate community volunteers and native plants – work for Wellington ranger Denise Clements sure is a mixed bag.
- Welly Walks: Reading the landscape with Ranger Tom
  - 6 Jan 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - The Council manages almost 3,000 hectares of reserve land and open space in Wellington, with Park Ranger Tom Mayo responsible for the Eastern suburbs.
- Rainbow gets splash of colour for new year
  - 29 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - The iconic rainbow markings on Dixon Street will be repainted in early January, continuing Wellington City Council’s commitment to recognising diversity and inclusion in the capital.
- Gardens Trail of daytime summer delights
  - 29 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Enjoy a free, fun summers day out with whānau and friends, exploring a new Gardens Trail in the Wellington Botanic Garden ki Paekākā.
- Frank Kitts Park the latest playground to take shape
  - 22 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - New design for Frank Kitts playground revealed with construction work due to start on the waterfront site early next year.
- Work starts on Swan Lane, Cuba Street and Garrett Street Link
  - 22 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Work to upgrade the Swan Lane and Garrett Street link to Cuba Street starts early next year – increasing the area’s attractiveness, walkability, and safety.
- Street Smart: Different types of streets explained
  - 22 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Can you tell your ara from your alley? What’s the difference between a glade and a grove?
- Street Smart: Why are Wellington’s streets so darn narrow?
  - 21 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Ever wondered why Wellington’s streets are so darn narrow? Wellington City Council’s local historian Gábor Tóth recounts the tale.
- Refugee helping others find homes in Pōneke
  - 21 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - From couch surfing around the city to being a Wellington City Housing tenant, Sebastian Abril Hernandez now helps others in need find homes.
- Waste Minimisation Seed Fund targets organic waste
  - 21 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Expressions of Interest are open for a new Waste Minimisation Seed Fund which focuses on diverting organic waste from the landfill.
- Street Smart: How we name our streets
  - 20 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Names should be unique, short, simple and respectful. It also helps if they tell a story.
- Meri Kirihimete Pōneke
  - 19 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - It’s time for our hard-working teams to rein it in and hit the sack after sleighing it this year, so there’ll be some changes to our normal schedules in Pōneke this Christmas.
- Wellington councils draw down first green loans from Local Government Funding Agency
  - 19 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Wellington City Council and Greater Wellington have become the first local authorities in New Zealand to draw down green loans from the Local Government Funding Agency (LGFA).
- Makeover and new name for Ōtari visitor centre
  - 19 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Ōtari-Wilton’s Bush Visitor Centre was reopened on Sunday with a dawn blessing, following a two-month closure for renovations.
- Friday Five: Our social media highlights of 2021
  - 17 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Mariah Carey's 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' belting from every store signals that it's almost the end of the year. That means it's time for a round-up of our social media highlights from the wild ride that was 2021.
- Check out Christmas in the capital – yule love it!
  - 16 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - Pōneke has got dressed up for the festive season, and while the summer events calendar is a bit different from usual, there’s still lots to see and do over the next few weeks.

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