It’s now been a year since the current Wellington City Council was elected. I give us a 4/10 – that may sound harsh, but if anything I think I am being generous. We started with a surge of ...

Nuku Street, one of the cancelled Kāinga Ora developments, is being sold off on the private market by Bayleys, with a deadline sale ending days before the election. Strathmore Housing Action, a ...

The Green Party has announced its plan to invest in New Zealand’s rail network by connecting the country with intercity passenger rail services. These services include: An Auckland-Wellington ...

Around 9,500 Tertiary Education Union (TEU) members currently in collective agreement bargaining have voted to take strike action in October. Members are seeking better pay offers and improvements ...

A devastating overnight fire at a warehouse in Petone has destroyed a local business. Firefighters were called at 12.30am this morning.

RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop has confirmed a package of changes to Wellington’s district plan following an investigation into heritage planning provisions affecting five key sites. “The ...

The word “sewage” doesn’t appear in yesterday’s Regional Council announcement that it is prosecuting the Wellington City Council and Tiaki Wai for the Moa Point failure.

The Greater Wellington Regional Council has filed charges against Tiaki Wai and the Wellington City Council following its investigation into wastewater discharges from the Moa Point Wastewater ...

After two and a half years, it’s finally time to celebrate! We’re throwing open the doors and welcoming Wellington for our reopening on Friday 9 October. Be among the first to get a glimpse of ...

Porirua Mayor Anita Baker said there are no winners in the Regional Council’s prosecution of the Wellington City Council and Tiaki Wai for the failure of Moa Point. She said the two sides ...

Wellingtonians can have their say later this month about whether there is a better way to structure and divide rates across Wellington properties. This follows today’s approval by Wellington ...

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