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The Council had been investigating selling our shares in Wellington Airport to set up a perpetual investment fund. Work on this project ceased followi...
The Begonia House is one of multiple capital projects that Council is considering as part of the Long-term Plan amendment process.
We have upgraded the Box Hill and Station Road intersection to make the area safer and more accessible for pedestrians and all road users.
We’re gradually introducing more fixed cameras to monitor key bus lanes and bus stops, to help keep our city moving.
We're planning an upgrade of the coastal wharves in the city centre and Eastern suburbs.
Courtenay Place is our priority precinct, offering us the best opportunity to improve people’s experience and perception of Wellington’s central city.
We are working to make getting places by bike safer and easier for everyone. Go to transportprojects.org.nz.
The Council will move to digital trade parking permits in mid-2025. Paper coupons will be phased out.
An upgrade of Te Aro Park and Dixon Street is planned and likely to happen in stages over the next few years. It’s part of revitalising and improving ...
We're working on earthquake strengthening projects across the city.
We're fixing the rock wall from Frank Kitts Park to the Whairepo Lagoon to protect the waterfront from further erosion.
We're creating a new public park and open space, that will improve the local community by providing an additional green space in Te Aro.
Beginning with Courtenay Place in late April 2025, we’re revitalising the Golden Mile. The project will fix pipes and utilities and connect people across the central city with a reliable transport system and generous spaces to shop, work and play. Go to transportprojects.org.nz.
We’re working with the community and sports organisations to improve the sports facilities at Grenada North Park.
HUP2 includes 52 upgrade projects that will improve social housing quality in Pōneke.
We’re working with the community and sports organisations on a plan for the future of Ian Galloway Park, Wilton Park, and Appleton Park.
We have opened 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 Roads in Johnsonville.
The Karori Event Centre is one of multiple capital projects that Council is considering as part of the Long-term Plan amendment process.
This development will invigorate the Karori Town Centre with a mix of new housing and commercial spaces.
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.
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 making it safer for all road users to use the intersection at Main Road, Cambridge Street and Lyndhurst Road in Tawa.
A Pindone rabbit control operation is being undertaken across the Outer Green Belt in response to the increasing rabbit population in the area.
We’re replacing an existing seawall that supports part of Massey Road.
A proposed shared future for a sacred landscape.
We’re working with Matairangi / Mount Victoria trail users to understand their experience of using different tracks and to ensure the safety of all track users.
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 Council is using an innovative digital tool to engage and educate people in Pōneke about disruptions caused by climate change.
We're developing the former Newtown Workingmen’s Bowling Club into a neighbourhood park for community use and small events.
We’ve introduced four cars to our Parking Services fleet, with the latest licence plate recognition technology.
We’re putting variable speed limits outside schools during school drop off and pick up times.
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.
We're partnering with private building owners to provide quality, family-friendly, affordable rental housing in Wellington.
We're working on a programme that looks at the future of Te Ngākau as a whole.
We’re removing contaminated material from this site to make it safer.
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.
Waihinahina Park is the popular name for the area that used to be the Horokiwi landfill.
We’re improving the waterfront lighting and promenade edging to ensure a safe, vibrant precinct for everyone to enjoy.
Weve developed a data-sharing platform for subsurface infrastructure and other important information about what is under the ground.