Peter Dunne Wellington, November 28, 2024 Wellington’s controversial and embattled Mayor Tory Whanau deserves some political credit for the content of the $400 million savings
Venu Menon Wellington, June 28,2024 The iconic Wellington waterfront is all lit up to greet Matariki today. This year, Maori New Year falls on Friday,
Venu Menon Wellington, May 3,2024 The Wellington City Council is cracking down on food waste. The council has launched a campaign to drive home the
Venu Menon Wellington, December 19,2023 Wellington aims to become a net zero carbon capital by 2050. Net zero carbon means reducing emissions to as close
RNZ, Wellington, December 17, 2023 Let’s Get Wellington Moving (LGWM) will be dissolved, with Ministers and local government announcing today (December 17) that they had
Venu Menon Wellington, December 15,2023 Sexual violence has been on the rise in Wellington central city, prompting the Wellington City Council (WCC) to put a
Venu Menon Wellington, November 14,2023 Zealandia in Wellington is the world’s first fully-fenced urban ecosanctuary located just minutes from the city centre. The sanctuary draws
Venu Menon Wellington, November 3,2023 The wild kiwi population of Wellington is set to return from extinction. The hillsides in the south and west of
Venu Menon Wellington, October 31, 2023 Wellingtonians across communities thronged the city’s iconic waterfront to celebrate the Festival of Lights on October 29. The TSB
Venu Menon Wellington, October 5,2023 The Wellington City Council will vote to approve the proposed budget increase for the refurbishment of the Town Hall, described
Venu Menon Wellington, August 6,2023 Wellingtonians will have a say in how ratepayers’ money is spent in the development of their city. For the first
Venu Menon Wellington, July 21,2023 “Wellington and its innovative bike network has gained global recognition, $650,000 in prize money, and a place on the prestigious
Venu Menon Wellington, June 10, 2023 New Zealand’s capital city has a glitzy new addition to its skyline. Takina, meaning “connect” in te reo Maori,
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