Locals had stars in their eyes at Matariki celebration
Credit: CGBS Photo, https://www. facebook. com/carlos. photocage Star lovers got to see the night sky up close at the weekend in celebration of Matariki, the Maori New Year.
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Four further Measles cases in Wellington
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Council tackling remaining bus challenges in city
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Right plants, right place thanks to Akura Nursery
A keen planter from Upper Hutt went in the draw recently to win native plants thanks to Akura Nursery's giveaway in celebration of World Environment Day.
Regional Council votes to get Wellington moving
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Greater Wellington targets climate change, natural resources and public transport in annual plan
Greater Wellington Regional Council will target climate change, natural resources and public transport challenges across the region as it adopted its annual plan for 2019/20 today.
Locals meet "fish beneath their feet" at Matariki celebration
Wellingtonians enjoyed Matariki celebrations on the Waterfront while also getting to know the friends beneath their feet.
Appreciating volunteers - restoration efforts
CVNZ volunteers getting stuck in at Wainuiomata It is national volunteer week and Greater Wellington Regional Council is celebrating by giving a shout out to all those people putting time into…
Rare birds take flight in wildlife reserve
Adult North Island Fernbird, image by Adam Clarke. http://nzbirdsonline. org. nz Pest control is working its magic in our region with Fernbirds "singing away" in the Pauatahanui Wildlife Reserve.
New regional biodiversity group gathers
"Ki uta ki tai" is an expression of the richness found across the Wellington Region from our mountain ranges to the sea.