Greater Wellington’s flood resilience work involves rivers, stopbanks and planting plans. In Wairarapa, it also creates opportunities to strengthen connections between people, whenua and water, and to support long term…
Greater Wellington has agreed that regional functions like flood protection, public transport, and environmental management must continue to be managed at scale – and has identified that a single unitary…
A million native trees have been planted in Greater Wellington regional parks, a milestone in efforts to reforest former grazing land through the council’s Recloaking Papatūānuku planting programme. Live on TVNZ…
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Residents of the Wellington urban area are invited to have their say on the future of water services, with public consultation opening tomorrow, 20 March. Under the Government’s Local Water Done…
Red alert level warnings are in place for Te Awa Kairangi/Hutt River at Silverstream due to high levels of toxic algae. Greater Wellington advises people not to swim or let their…
Greater Wellington advises people to avoid contact with the water at Lake Wairarapa Moana, where red alert level warnings are in place, due to a high concentration of cyanobacteria (toxic…
A vibrant display has appeared on a Manners Street bus stop to celebrate Pride month. The stop, located near the corner of Manners and Cuba Street (stop 5515) has been…