Upcoming events.
Invitation to public workshop: Priorities for Wellington’s next 10-year plan
Help us shape Wellington City Council’s 2024-34 Long-term Plan
We’re creating our next Long-term Plan, for 2024–2034. This will set the direction for our city for the next 10 years, outlining what the Council will be investing in, how much it all costs, and how this will be funded.
We will need to make some hard decisions, balancing investment with affordability, and ensuring we keep up our momentum by focusing on what is most important to Wellingtonians.
We want to plan this with you – what should your city look like in 2034 and what should the Council be doing?
You’re warmly invited to come along to one of our public workshops below, to find out more about the Long-term Plan and tell us what you think we should be prioritising in key areas including our natural environment, economy, urban form, culture, and community.
If you’re unable to make it to the workshop, you can still tell us what’s important to you by taking our quick survey. (Closes 21 May 2023.)
Your feedback will help inform the strategic direction for the plan. As planning progresses, there will be more opportunities to have your say later in the year.
Engagement Hui
Northern – Churton Park Community Centre, Lakewood Avenue
Thursday 27 April, 6pm to 8.30pm
Western – Khandallah Town Hall, Ganges Rd
Wednesday 3 May, 6pm to 8.30pm
Central city - Te Pokapū Hapori, 105 Manners St
Thursday 4 May, 6pm to 8.30pm
Eastern – Strathmore Park Community Centre – Tangi te Keo, Strathmore Ave
Tuesday 9 May, 6pm to 8.30pm
Southern – Newtown Park Function Room, Mansfield St
Thursday 11 May, 6pm to 8.30pm
More information about the development of the 2024-34 Long-term Plan is available on our website here: wcc.nz/ltp-2024-34. This page will be updated throughout the planning and engagement process.
City Nature Challenge
Showcase the incredible species our region has to offer by taking part in the 2023 City Nature Challenge. Get involved in local events and activities. Together we can discover more of our natural capital, for more information don’t forget to keep an eye on the iNaturalist Campaign page
Weed control workshop - identification and removal
This free seminar based 4 hour workshop is for people involved in community conservation. It covers prioritising your weeds and best methods for weed busting. The workshop is facilitated by Darryl Kee from Weedworks, who has more than 25 years of experience working on weeds throughout New Zealand. Including roles as a Biosecurity Officer, working for DOC and Zealandia. He has facilitated War on Weed workshops throughout the country.
Outcomes from the workshop
Know your weeds, if current weeds are unknown, experts can help you identify them
You will be able to prioritise the weeds at your site and know the reasons why
Basic control, and where to go for best practice control methods
Kugels Concert
Come watch The Kugels live at breaker bay hall. This event is a fundraiser for a defibrillator that will be installed at breaker bay hall.
Breaker Bay beach cleanup
Any Moa Point residents wanting to support the South Coast Clean-up can join the Lions Club on the beach in front of Moa Point Road between 10.30am-12pm.
SymPOOsium
Through two facilitated panel discussions, this ‘symPOOsium’ will take a close look at Wellington’s current wastewater and sanitation system, consider whether we need to invest in alternative approaches to managing human waste and wastewater, and if so, how and where to start.