Councillors unanimously agree to spend up to $180m to repair CBD building.

City faces looming sludge overload, Hutt City Council votes for review of Wellington Water

Mayor says the council has to do better on its budgeting processes after latest blowout.

Increasing sludge volumes will soon mean it cannot all be dumped at the landfill.

Redevelopment costs blowout to $84 million in plan to transform NZ's arts scene.

The sorry state of affairs that is Island Bay cycleway lands at council meeting, again.

City council one step closer to giving Mana Whenua voting rights and remuneration.

"This is not about dictating the use of a museum for my generation of baby boomers."

Everyone has a position on a second Mt Victoria tunnel, but what about everything else?

Pressure on Central Government to foot the bill for rent subsidies to free up cash.

Council's cash-strapped City Housing arm wants to sell up to pay for other redevelopments.

Construction workers in Wellington are starting their days with penguin checks.

Tensions between protecting heritage and building affordable housing are at boiling point.

Would be owners face high insurance premiums and the inexact science of quake engineering.

Sean Rush has also committed to cultural training following a petition signed by 1000.

Sean Rush felt ambushed by colleagues but didn't realise they were singing a waiata.

Owner faces $6m strengthening bill for a building that would then only be worth $2.5m.

The overdue fees of 'a penny a day' have been waived.

A new name is being proposed after an awkward double up with a Lower Hutt café.

City council and insurers remain in a dispute four years after Kaikoura earthquake damage.

Parties have come to the party on Wellington transport, but will it get the city moving?

Nikau Café doing it tough after council staff left the square then Covid-19 hit.

Upper Hutt mayor warns water metering not a silver bullet for the region's supply issue.

Region looking to water meters ahead of coming up with $250 million for new water source.

The network will help identify which buildings are safe to occupy after an earthquake.

Battle of the legal letters ends and put down to a 'series of misunderstandings'.

'The perception is already that this council is too close to developers.'

Fleur Fitzsimons blocked from tabling legal advice in battle to speak freely over library.

Motorists urged to take extra care while city adjusts to taking its foot off the pedal.

ANALYSIS: What's the holdup with Wellington's library? 18 months later and no decision.