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Council are investigating selling our shares in Wellington Airport to set up a perpetual investment fund.
The artificial turf at Alex Moore Park in Johnsonville has reached the end of its playable life.
We’re repairing the concrete and replacing the timber structures of the historic Bell Bridge so that Central Park visitors can enjoy it once more.
We are proposing to improvements to the Box Hill intersection to make the area safer and optimise traffic flow.
We’re gradually introducing more fixed cameras to monitor key bus lanes and bus stops, to help keep our city moving.
With this prize we'll develop an interactive digital tool to engage and educate residents about localised climate impacts and adaptation.
We're planning an upgrade of the coastal wharves in the city centre and Eastern suburbs.
We are working to make getting places by bike safer and easier for everyone. Go to transportprojects.org.nz.
We’re making urban design improvements to Dixon Street and Te Aro Park to increase safety and vibrancy of the area through the Pōneke Promise.
We're working on earthquake strengthening projects across the city.
Over the next four years, we’re installing 60 new fast chargers around Wellington.
We are reopening the car park following a reassessment of seismic risk that shows it can be used for public parking.
We're dismantling and demolishing the Granville Flats at 559 Adelaide Road, Berhampore.
We’re working with the community and sports organisations to improve the sports facilities at Grenada North Park.
We're remediating the slip undermining Horokiwi Road, just north of the Horokiwi Quarry entrance.
We’re building new toilets at Inglewood Place, to replace the ones removed from Te Aro Park.
We're upgrading the public space and amenity of the Island Bay shopping centre along The Parade.
The Council has granted a resource consent to redevelop Johnsonville Shopping Centre.
We want to make it safer for all road users (including pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles) to use the intersection at Johnsonville and Moorefield Road...
This development will invigorate the Karori Town centre with the potential for retail and commercial spaces on the lower levels.
We’re working on a plan to redevelop Khandallah Pool and park entrance.
We’re working with the community to design a skatepark and outdoor youth space at Kilbirnie Park.
This was a joint initiative between Wellington City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council and the NZ Transport Agency.
Our city is facing multiple challenges and opportunities in the way we manage our water services. This includes Local Water Done Well.
A Lyall Bay community group is working with the Council and mana whenua to build an amenity park.
We're building a new grade 3 intermediate downhill mountain bike track on Mount Victoria for bikers to enjoy.
We’re building a world-class facility, the first of its type in Aotearoa, to reduce the amount of sewage sludge created through our wastewater treatment process and turn it into a safe, reusable product.
The proposed changes are not going ahead.
We are developing the former Newtown Workingmen’s Bowling Club into a neighbourhood park for community use and small events.
We are replacing the damaged wall supporting the walkway.
We’re introducing four new cars to our Parking Services fleet, with the latest licence plate recognition technology.
We want to make it safer for all road users, including pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles, to use the intersection at Riddiford Street-Russell Terrace...
We’re repairing the historic Oriental Bay sea wall to extend its life and help protect the Oriental Parade promenade for future generations.
Information relating to a proposed Shelly Bay development.
A rabbit control operation is being undertaken across the Outer Green Belt skyline.
We're doing slip repair and slope remediation work around the city.
We need to extend the Southern Landfill and have found the best option is to create a new landfill on top of an old one.
Bringing together trusted housing data to provide insights into affordability, supply, and demand in Wellington City.
Affordable housing for Pōneke’s essential workers.
Waihinahina Park is the popular name for the area that used to be the Horokiwi landfill.
We're working on a programme that looks at the future of Te Ngākau as a whole.
Toi Pōneke Arts Centre is being re-imagined to better support Wellington’s arts and creative sector.
We propose to develop a new community located between Churton Park and Tawa, Upper Stebbings Valley and Glenside West.
We’re improving the waterfront lighting and promenade edging to ensure a safe, vibrant precinct for everyone to enjoy.
We're developing a data-sharing platform for subsurface infrastructure and other important information about what is under the ground.