NZ Art Show puts Wellington in frame
The NZ Art Show will return to TSB Arena and Shed 6 in Wellington from Thursday, May 28, to Sunday, May 31, bringing more than […]
Regional News
Wellington rates rise falls to 5.8 percent
Wellington City Council has agreed to progress its draft 2026/27 Annual Plan and budget with a forecast average rates increase of 5.8 percent, down from […]
Massey Road closes, seawall repairs begin
Massey Road between Shelly Bay and Scorching Bay will close from early June until October 2026 while crews repair three sections of seawall supporting the […]
Lōemis adds music and food to midwinter ball
Lōemis Festival has announced its final acts and events for 2026, adding more music, cuisine pop-ups, workshops and a Midwinter Solstice Ball to its two-week […]
Hurricanes secure top spot in Wellington
The Hurricanes have secured top seeding for the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific playoffs after a 45-28 win over the Highlanders at Hnry Stadium in Wellington […]
Tawa reservist earns veterans’ support
A Tawa woman who supports former service personnel through Veterans’ Affairs is earning encouragement from her clients as she takes on a new role as […]
Wellington artists move into Market Lane centre
Toi Pōneke Arts Centre will move to 3 Market Lane and reopen in late June as Toi Aro, giving Wellington artists a new central city […]
Wellington still discharges screened sewage
Wellington’s Moa Point Wastewater Treatment Plant is not expected to be fully restored until February 2027, with screened wastewater continuing to be discharged into Cook […]
Victoria University elevates Kiwi climate ideas
Six New Zealand climate solutions have been nominated by Te Herenga Waka, Victoria University of Wellington, for the 2026 Earthshot Prize, recognising local work to […]
DOC EDGE Film Festival brings World Premieres to Wellington
Doc Edge Festival will return to Wellington next month, bringing a selection of documentary films from its 2026 programme to The Roxy Cinema from July […]
