Latest from Wellington City Council

How many of Tory Whanau’s 27 campaign promises has she achieved?

And why her flagship policy never will be.

Wellington council spends $593m to fulfil housing deal with Helen Clark Govt

About 3000 people live in social housing owned by Wellington City Council.

Editorial: Reading sale confirms Tory Whanau's deal was a dud

OPINION: Far from 'killing' Courtenay Place, the deal falling through proved a lifeline.

Council erred in decision-making process over Thorndon Quay, court finds

The saga continues over the controversial carparks to cycleway plan on Thorndon Quay.

Wellington’s derelict Reading Cinema complex for sale

The sale comes after a controversial council deal fell through.

Wellington's Cranfields to stay open after 'overwhelming support'

The owner said she wants to work with a council that isn't 'hostile to business'.

Rugby club applies to renew liquor licence after patron jailed for fatal hit-and-run

Jason Tuitama told police: 'I know I shouldn't have driven; I've drunk too much.'

NZTA urgently investigated safety concerns raised by train bosses against KiwiRail

The operators of the Auckland and Wellington networks wrote to NZTA about their concerns.

Opinion - Airport shares sale raises new questions about Wellington's 'financial crisis'

Surprise $450m budget problem was revealed before vote to sell council's airport shares.

Tory Whanau reveals ADHD diagnosis with 'traits of autism'

The mayor's diagnosis came while she was seeking help for her drinking problem.

'Discriminatory': Councils voice opposition to Māori wards bill at select committee

The bill was part of National's coalition agreements with Act and NZ First.

Wellington City Council votes to sell its airport shares

The decision is a significant win for Mayor Tory Whanau.

Editorial: Tory Whanau’s smart business move after Reading failure

OPINION: It's a win the mayor needed after the controversial cinema deal collapsed.

Sharesies, Willis Bond, Yu Mei: Who’s who in Tory Whanau’s new business group

Business high flyers to advise the mayor directly as capital braces for disruptive change.

'Visual insult': Residents outraged after squiggly line painted along walkway

A council staff member said a contractor had been trialling a new machine.

'Feel lied to': Council floats Khandallah Pool closure amid 18 per cent rates hike

Residents wonder what their rates are paying for if not community facilities.