Light rail group questions Wellington waterfront route
Transit spine would miss out capital's all-important 'Golden Mile'.
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Treasury advice ruffles council feathers
Councillors react to revelations Treasury advised against Let's Get Wellington Moving.
'Car fascists' not best choice of words, says minister
The term was in response to the Let's Get Wellington moving announcement.
'Last ditch' appeal: The fence is down but fight continues
Battles are still being fought over the long-gone fence that blocked million-dollar views.
Let's Get Wellington Moving - What does it mean?
What you need to know about the $6.4 billion plan for Wellington's transport.
Govt commits $3.8b to fix Wellington's transport issues
Government commits $3.8 billion to solving Wellington's transport woes.
Let's Get Welly Moving announcement due
The long-awaited announcement on Let's Get Wellington Moving is expected today.
Wellington's pilot apartment conversion project delayed
Renters will bear the brunt of the delay with prices skyrocketing.
22-year-old council candidate raring to go
The 22-year-old student association president is running for Lambton Ward councillor
Councillor warns against cheap fuel prices
Low costs at the new fuel stop shouldn't be seen as a good thing, Iona Pannett says.
New resource consent lodged for Shelly Bay
The independent commissioners assessing the resource consent have been revealed.
Timaru tastes best: Town has top tap water
The location of NZ's best tasting tap water has been revealed, and it isn't Auckland.
Wellington consents up, but housing deficit remains
District Plan "close to breaking point" in some places and needs to change.
Why breastfeeding mum was ordered out of pool
"I was shocked that anyone paid attention to me breastfeeding."
Iwi leaders speak out over Shelly Bay allegations
Claims parcels of land at Shelly Bay were sold to fund Eastbourne development.
One critical after crash between cyclist and car
The incident happened in the Ngaio Gorge, where roadworks are due to start.
Inner-city Wellington building cordoned off
City councillor says the cordon is a last resort for the heritage-listed building.
'Snake oil salesmen and The Sopranos': Peter Jackson rails against $500m development
Sir Peter Jackson in fresh war of words over $500m Shelly Bay development.
Big Read: The battle for Shelly Bay
Fresh consent for development at Shelly Bay is expected to be lodged imminently.
Mystery donations for battle over Shelly Bay
Financial statements show at least a quarter of a million dollars has been donated.
Record objections against Wellington liquor shop
More than 500 objections have been submitted over the proposal for Khandallah.
New report: 80 sleeping rough, begging in Wellington
They have been cycled through prison, night shelters, rough sleeping and couch surfing.
Sir Peter Jackson's searing email to mayor
Sir Peter Jackson says care needs to be taken with the "precious green space".
City councillors consider stance on Vic Uni name change
Call for city council to take a formal position against uni's name-change proposal.
Wall of love set up after Christchurch shootings
People can write messages of love and support on the wall.
Lime 'shocked' as it loses out to Uber in Wellington e-scooter trial
Third e-scooter ride-sharing outfit is coming to the capital.
Mojo joins cup-lending system to reduce waste
Again Again hope to have 90 cafes on board by the end of August.
Wellington beaches to go smokefree
The beaches and a pedestrian area near Lambton Quay will go smoke free this year.
Victoria Uni reviews 10pm drinking kick out
Vic is fighting a liquor ban in Kelburn Park- a well known haunt for students.
Vic Uni name change 'not our business'
Councillors say it's not the role of WCC to have an official position on the issue.
$112 million signed off for Town Hall
The fate of Wellington's Town Hall will be revealed today, after a budget blow-out.
Mercury rising: Kapa haka Bohemian Rhapsody lights up Te Matatini
Queen's iconic hit song has rung out at the gathering in Wellington.
Te Matatini lights up Wellington
More than 40 teams are taking part in the country's national kapa haka festival.
Emergency accommodation for Wellington students
Prominent property developer Ian Cassels is offering rooms for $20 a night.