“Tūhono trains will serve lower North Island communities for decades, so we need to get the design right,” Cr Ponter says.

Council Workshop Slides 6 October 2026 Search in document library date_rangePublished Date Tue 06 Oct 2026 Download now (PDF 1.8 MB) alarm Updated October 8, 2026 at 11:52 AM ...

With bird flu (HPAI H5N1) now detected in New Zealand, some people may need to dispose of dead birds found on their property. This page explains disposal options for dead birds on private property.

More than a million Metlink trips have now been paid for using debit and credit cards, and smart phones and watches. The ...

Greater Wellington has filed charges against Tiaki Wai and Wellington City Council following its investigation into alleged ...

Council 1 October 2026 Order Paper Search in document library date_rangePublished Date Mon 28 Sep 2026 Council Order paper Download now (PDF 3.4 MB) ...

On 16 June 2026 the proposed temporary grazing licence at Belmont Regional Park was notified. A correction notice was notified 15 July 2026 to correct the map showing the areas for the proposed ...

Today the Court of Appeal released its decision on costs and sentencing in relation to a Kāpiti Coast environmental damage case that Greater Wellington began investigating in 2019. The case related to ...

The Wellington Region faces a range of significant natural hazards including earthquakes, tsunamis, flooding, landslides, coastal erosion, storms, and wildfires. Understanding our hazards is the first ...

A million native trees have been planted in Greater Wellington regional parks, a milestone in efforts to reforest former grazing land through the council’s Recloaking Papatūānuku planting programme.