Six apprentices bring Hidden Gardens hunt back to Wellington
Discover Wellington’s Hidden Gardens from 2 November, follow clues to apprentice-created gardens and vote for your favourite by 30 November.
Month: October 2026
Wellington mystery dinner backs Kaibosh food rescue
Chef Max Gordy’s Wellington mystery dinner on 29 October will support Kaibosh’s food rescue work across the region.
Alice Miller returns to Wellington writing roots after 15 years overseas
After 15 years living in Europe, New Zealand writer Alice Miller is returning to the Wellington university where she trained, with a year-long residency that […]
Capital Times returns online
Wellington readers can revisit decades of local news, arts and city life as Capital Times joins Agenda magazine and W5 in the Wellington City Recollect […]
Wellington waterfront road closed as severe winds batter city
Powerful winds have forced the closure of part of Wellington’s waterfront road after cyclists were knocked off their bikes and wing mirrors were blown off […]
Deputy mayor says new fast-track application lodged for Johnsonville Mall
A new fast-track resource consent application has been lodged for Johnsonville Mall, according to Wellington Deputy Mayor Ben McNulty, raising fresh hopes that the northern […]
Newlands motorway ramps to close as roadworks spread across Wellington
Residents using the Newlands onramps to State Highway 1 will need to find alternative routes onto the motorway on several nights next week, as NZ […]
Wellington’s Diwali festival to light up waterfront with music, dance and fireworks
Wellington’s waterfront will come alive with Indian music, dance, food and family celebrations on Sunday 25 October as the city’s Diwali Festival of Lights returns […]
Onslow College foundations set for late November as major rebuild advances
Onslow College’s major campus redevelopment has reached another visible milestone, with groundworks under way and foundations for its new two-storey Block X building expected to […]
Wellington writer finishes story on airport floor, then wins $15,000
Wellington writer Mikee Donato finished a short story on the floor at Auckland Airport, submitted it nine minutes before the deadline, and won the $15,000 […]
