Celia Wade Brown
Outgoing Wellington mayor tried to make mark with tattoo leaving gift
Former Wellington mayor Celia Wade-Brown asked for a ratepayer-funded tattoo as her leaving gift. The council said no, choosing a park bench instead.
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Wgtn council votes to keep closer tabs on investment fund
Wellington City Council has voted to increase oversight over a controversial economic development fund criticised as a secret slush fund. Audio
Puncturing the news cycle
The brand new Lightpath cycleway in Auckland got glowing coverage in the media - mostly - but a report on one being built in Wellington was all one-way traffic. Audio
Wellington joins 100 Resilient Cities
Wellington recently joined the Rockefeller Foundation's 100 Resilient Cities programme and urban planners are now mapping out a long-term resilience plan for the capital. Audio
Wellington joins 100 Resilient Cities
Wellington recently joined the Rockefeller Foundation's 100 Resilient Cities programme and urban planners are now mapping out a long-term resilience plan for the capital.
AudioMayor hopeful Wellington trolley buses can stay longer
Wellington's mayor says she wants to keep the city's famous trolley buses on the roads for a few years yet. Audio
Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown
In Wellington, incumbent Mayor Celia Wade-Brown comfortably beats her main challenger. Audio
Wgtn Mayor lobbying Govt on earthquake strengthening
The mayor of Wellington City, Celia Wade-Brown, says Friday's powerful earthquake shows people are learning what to do in an emergency, but there are more lessons to come. Audio
Safety of Wellington buildings in the spotlight
Wellington City Council says a lift shaft has developed a lean since Sunday's earthquake and is urging people living in Lukes Lane to evacuate. Wellington mayor Celia Wade-Brown, and Stephanie… Audio
Assessment of Wellington quake damage underway
With cordons in place in parts of the central city and some streets closed, the assessment of earthquake damage in central Wellington will continue throughout the morning. Audio
Wellington council and Civil Defence work on weather emergency
The violent storm which left large parts of the South Island under snow yesterday moved with devastating effect onto the Wellington region overnight, leaving its mark as one of the most significant… Audio
Options for Wgtn Supercity discussion
How will Wellington be governed in the future? Is it being squeezed by a supersized Auckland to the north and the demands of post-quake Christchurch in the south? Audio
Wellington mayor uses vote to contract out work, cut jobs
Street cleaning and gardening work will be contracted out in Wellington with at least 20 council jobs to be axed. Audio
Wellington City Council urged to endorse Basin Flyover
Pressure is mounting on the Wellington City Council to give the green light to the controversial Basin Reserve flyover project. Audio
NZ's living wage campaign
With Darryl Evans, the CEO of the Mangere Budgeting Services Trust; Deborah Littman, the lead organiser for Metro Vancouver Alliance, and former Vice Chair of London Citizens and National Officer for… Audio
Details of Hobbit premiere to be revealed
Later this morning details will be revealed about the world premiere of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, taking place in Wellington next month. Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown gives some detail. Audio
Permanant barriers not to be installed on Willis Street
Permanent barriers won't be put up in central Wellington to keep pedestrians from being hit by buses. Audio
Services in Wellington under threat from council restructuring
Wellington's libraries and cafes may be the next to feel the sting of council cost-cutting. The Wellington City Council has confirmed it's axing 30 drainage worker jobs, and outsourcing the work to… Audio
Wellington City Council cuts funding to Te Papa
The National Museum, Te Papa, says it may have to start charging entry fees, cut jobs and reduce the number of exhibitions it holds after a major funding cut from the Wellington City Council. Audio