The Basin Reserve is ranked as one of the world’s top ten cricket venues, and known as one of New Zealand’s most picturesque and historic cricket grounds.
We are upgrading the Aro Valley Community Centre in the next three years to meet growing community needs - and we need your help.
We have built a seawall along a section of Breaker Bay Road to protect the road, footpaths and nearby properties.
The Brooklyn Hub is a community-based project to look at the possibilities of having a single, multipurpose community hub in Brooklyn village, Wellington.
The Cable Car resumed service in August 2016 following a major equipment upgrade. Major improvements have also been made to Cable Car Lane.
Celebrating Wellington as the capital city and acknowledging its national institutions.
We are upgrading Clifton Car Park’s old parking systems to make it easier to pay and get in and out.
We are working to make cycling safer and easier for everyone - from people on bikes and in buses, to those in cars.
The Council is currently working on a number of earthquake strengthening projects across the city.
We need to make sure there is enough quality housing for the expected population growth and that the type of houses we're building suits the city's changing demographics.
Between 18 November 2015 and July 2016, we repaired, upgraded and strengthened the seawall along the Island Bay foreshore.
The Council is currently working on a number of projects in Johnsonville which are associated with the Johnsonville Town Centre Plan.
A plan that will manage the future growth of Johnsonville town centre.
Wellington City Council is supporting the people of Karori to develop a long-term plan for the area.
From September 2015 to July 2016, we widened the narrowest section of Karori Road, between Flers and Lancaster streets, and constructed a strong new r...
We've teamed up with the Newtown community to open the doors to Kia Ora Newtown.
Revitalising and enhancing the town centre.
The Council is working on numerous laneways projects around the CBD.
The land on the drainage reserve running between Cockburn Street and Tirangi Road has been redeveloped as a shared pathway and recreational area.
Let’s Get Wellington Moving is a joint transport planning project involving Wellington City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council and the NZ Tr...
Showcasing the success of living green walls in Wellington
Wellington City Council is partnering with Victoria University School of Architecture for an exciting design competition to explore new options for lo...
Find out more about the work going on in Lyall Bay during 2017.
Work to improve Miramar Town centre, including pedestrian safety, traffic flow and parking.
We have prepared a Master Plan for Mount Victoria / Matairangi that looks at landscape, future plantings and rate of removal of pines, as well as recr...
A long term development to better meet the needs of local residents.
Major strengthening work is being carried out on Ngaio Gorge Road.
An Open Spaces and Recreation Framework for Wellington: 2013-23.
Our Living City is a project to improve Wellington’s quality of life by strengthening urban-nature connections and building economic opportunities from a healthy environment.
A series of pedestrian crossing lanterns of famous Wellington figures are being installed around the capital to shine a light on their achievements.
Following the removal of trees that pose a safety risk, parts of Te Ahumairangi/Tinakori Hill will be replanted over the next three to five years. It’...
We're working with Greater Wellington Regional Council and NEXT Foundation to make Wellington, New Zealand's first predator-free city.
From October 2016 to the end of May 2017, we will upgrade and strengthen a seawall on the south coast between Island Bay and Owhiro Bay (opposite the ...
Porirua City Council has prepared a development plan for a large grouping of reserves west of Tawa and Porirua, including Spicer Forest.
Martin Luckie Park, Mt Albert Park, Newtown Park and Terawhiti Artificial sports fields are being upgraded.
St John's Hall in Karori was demolished earlier than planned following the November 2016 earthquake.
Wellington City Council, along with Housing New Zealand, the New Zealand Police and the Strathmore Park Community, is supporting a community-led rejuvenation of Strathmore Park.
The purpose of the Tawa town centre improvement project is to make the centre a more attractive, vibrant, and safe place.
Looking at how the Town Belt is currently managed and changes required to meet current and future needs.
Work will start on recladding the exterior of TSB Bank Arena in mid-February, and is expected to end late August 2016.
Help us achieve our target of planting two million trees in Wellington by 2020.
We've transformed the southern end of Victoria Street to make this part of the city more attactive and pave the way for an estimated $1.5 billion of private investment in this area.
Wahinahina Park is the popular name for the area that used to be the Horokiwi landfill.