Concerns pedestrians will walk straight into the pole in the middle of a busy crossing.

Cleaners will soon be included in Wellington Council's pledge to provide a living wage.

Wellington smokers could soon have to stub out, even in cafe outdoor areas.

An argument's broken out over where New World Metro at the Railway can display alcohol.

Exciting - but smelly - return home for Wellington quake exiles.

Wellington Council and sculptor Neil Dawson are at odds over destroying his art work.

Wellington's iconic ferns sculpture, estimated to have cost $150,000, has been discovered in a waste management yard.

Wellington streets that became notorious for tyre slashings, could soon get parking changes.

Justin Lester hopes the council can develop affordable homes for first home buyers.

Wellington beggars are becoming more opportunistic, using "standover tactics", and even operating on "rosters". In a meeting this

Thousands of workers have been displaced, building assessment deadlines are not being met and earthquake damage is still only just coming to light in Wellington.

A Wellington suburb has become empty and fearful, after a spate of vicious tyre slashings.

The November earthquake was the likely cause of a leak affecting the main water supply pipe to Wellington City.

The Taxpayers' Union has praised the Wellington City Council for turning down former Mayor Celia Wade-Brown's leaving gift request.

Quake-damaged buildings to be torn down and the materials reused.

Demolition of the Reading Cinema carpark building will begin next week.

Preparations are under way to tear down carpark building damaged in Wellington quake.

Relief for Wellington workers this morning as part of Molesworth St finally reopens.

Wellington's notorious weather has delayed the demolition of quake-damaged office building.

Opetaia Siale won't be spending Christmas at home - he'll be cleaning Wellington's public toilets while his family forgo presents so they can afford a Christmas meal.

The earthquake-stricken Reading Cinema carpark building in central Wellington will be demolished.

Wellington City Council's recovery manager officially has the power to make building owners share the results of their building inspections with the council.

Information centre will help people and businesses recover after the November 14 quake.

There are now four buildings at Wellington's CentrePort which could be demolished following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

Wellington's wild wind has put the brakes on the demolition of a severely earthquake-damaged office building in the central city.

Final demolition work is set to begin today on an earthquake damaged Wellington office block.

The demolition of three buildings in Wellington will be brought forward in light of last week's 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Two of

Three buildings owned by the Wellington City Council are set to be quickly demolished after inspections related to this month's massive 7.8 earthquake.

Demolition work on the quake-damaged building at 61 Molesworth Street in Wellington central is due to start today, hopefully after lunchtime.

The company that let people live in a Wellington commercial building may face council prosecution.