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Creative tactic to get residents engaged
Wellington City Council is trying new ways to get people engaged in its 10-year plan.
Wellington City Council is trying new ways to get people engaged in its 10-year plan.
Stockpiles mounting around NZ as recycling companies deal with China's foreign waste ban.
The announcement comes less than a week after an assault on a Wellington parking warden.
Some Wahine survivors feel their rescuers efforts never fully acknowledged
Wellington City Council spent more than $98,000 holding the banquet for Chinese officials.
The new streetlights should bring the power bill down from $684,000 per year to $225,000.
Aluminium composite panels similar to those on Grenfell Tower on edifaces in the capital.
Former Labour secretary likely to be first and last tried for blasphemous libel
CCS Disability Action's Access Aware app is a solution to mobility parking issues.
A Wellington City councillor says sexual harassment needs to stop at law firms.
New city councillor says pattern of abuse in bars and sport is unacceptable.
Passersby rally to clear huge branch blocking the road and holding up traffic.
There are speed restrictions on the Wairarapa line in cause the heat misaligns the tracks.
All of the 1519 tickets were waived when it was found the sensors were faulty.
Wham isn't a throwback to the 1980s, it's Wellington's new housing affordability measure.
A council candidate has found herself the victim of Nazi innuendo in Wellington.
The group ask whether sea levels must rise before Wellington gets zero-carbon transport.
There's a problem with planning 500m ziplines in Wellington - the weather.
More help is on the way to get Wellington buildings up to scratch before another quake.
The Walmsleys were ordered to pay $72,500 in legal costs for their fence.
Six innovative, environmental solutions have made it to the finals for the challenge.
Sprains and bruising cause the biggest ACC costs for Wellington council workers.
Silverbeet from Lambton Quay will be available for free at Wellington station at 2pm.
A new app is being launched to work against people illegally parking in disability spaces.
A two-year long feud between two Wellington stores has been reignited.
Wellington councillors are divided over whether to slap fines on cigarette butt litterers.
A resident may be able to stop illegally painting lines on his street as council acts.
Lumbar sprains and ligament damage drove up ACC costs in the 2015/16 year for council.
Wellingtonians told the market won't fix housing problems by itself.
WCC frontline staff are facing verbally abusive and aggressive members of the public.