Notice of Motion filed to establish Māori Ward in Wellington
City councillor Jill Day has the support of the mayor and seven other councillors.
City councillor Jill Day has the support of the mayor and seven other councillors.
"The first concern is making sure we understand the state of it," said the Mayor.
The university has applied for resource consent to install new signs on Rutherford House.
Wellington City councillor Rebecca Matthews reported the threat at the end of last year.
Residents are asked to flush the toilet only if essential.
There's an event for all weather conditions this Wellington Anniversary weekend.
Mau Whenua yesterday served a trespass notice to The Wellington Company.
The makeshift dwelling as it is being advertised was not approved, the council said.
The listing was taken down by Trade Me's Trust and Safety team last night.
Fewer than a third of residents are satisfied with how the council makes decisions.
A year of broken pipes, streets moments from being flooded with sewage, and politics.
Insurance concerns leave Wellington City Council's building consents team short.
Drivers are also been told to expect heavier traffic as people return home.
Those hoping for a better 2021 will at least start the new year with better weather.
The cracks in mayoralty began at the same time the cracks in the water pipes exploded.
The iconic cat has made it into the hot singles chart with Mittens - Official Song.
The company has been unable to accurately report water loss, overflows, and complaints.
The state-owned enterprise now says it's focus is on Kaiwharawhara for the location.
Action on climate change, lower bus patronage, and reforms are behind the increase.
Mayor Andy Foster says the heart of the city feels like it's in an induced coma.
Residents say the draft spatial plan puts a key part of Wellington's identity at risk.
Report finds a lack of trust and a relationship in need of a 'fundamental reset'.
Bills for Wellington's creative infrastructure are mounting amid latest budget blowout.
Opinion: Wellington buildings remaining a risk to people's lives is unacceptable.
Wellington's key venues are being used at half their capacity and are not fit for purpose.
Thirty properties in central Wellington will be without water until 7pm.
The council is looking to help those caught up in an increasingly volatile rental market.
The move will shore up future of the city's National Music Centre after budget blowout.
Owners are feeling financial pressure and the heat is being put on engineers.
The council hopes the declaration signals closer partnership with central government.