Wellington City Council
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Improve the liquor licensing process in terms of timeframe, transparency and overall efficiency.
Maintain public facilities such as sports facilities, parks, pools, museums, libraries and community halls.
Support community events such as art festivals, music festivals, cultural festivals and more.
Prioritise the Kilbirnie Park master plan and Tawa Anchor Project, with further projects to be identified following community consultation.
Reduce the level of compliance, red tape and paperwork to get approval for running events to support the local music and arts scene.
Save Khandallah Pool, the Begonia House, Karori Event Centre and Brooklyn Library.
Continue council support for sports and recreation across the city and invest in facilities in line with ongoing population growth.
Progress the facilities management plan, including developing the business case for a new indoor recreation centre in north Wellington City.
Review community centres in Tawa and Churton Park to make them adequate for the future, as both have grown significantly.
Be actively involved in events run in the past and promote and participate in activities like spring into Tawa.
Ensure that the Begonia House, Khandallah Pool and Karori Events Centre are upgraded and maintain operational.
Increase the size of the Churton Park Community Centre, progress the Tawa anchor project and confirm the Johnsonville indoor sports arena.
Commit to a modern Tawa community hub that saves rates, unites residents and secures a strong local future.
Commit to fair liquor licensing that cuts harm, supports hospitality and builds a safer, stronger Wellington.
Commit to retaining and improving public facilities that strengthen and support our communities.
End the war on cars so families can access shops, sports, concerts and local events.
Make it easier for responsible bar owners to obtain and keep licences without red tape.
Protect public access to coasts, reserves and Crown land so communities can enjoy them.
Improve the liquor licensing process in terms of timeframe, transparency and overall efficiency.
Maintain public facilities such as sports facilities, parks, pools, museums, libraries and community halls.
Support community events such as art festivals, music festivals, cultural festivals and more.
Prioritise the Kilbirnie Park master plan and Tawa Anchor Project, with further projects to be identified following community consultation.
Reduce the level of compliance, red tape and paperwork to get approval for running events to support the local music and arts scene.
Save Khandallah Pool, the Begonia House, Karori Event Centre and Brooklyn Library.
Continue council support for sports and recreation across the city and invest in facilities in line with ongoing population growth.
Progress the facilities management plan, including developing the business case for a new indoor recreation centre in north Wellington City.
Review community centres in Tawa and Churton Park to make them adequate for the future, as both have grown significantly.
Be actively involved in events run in the past and promote and participate in activities like spring into Tawa.
Ensure that the Begonia House, Khandallah Pool and Karori Events Centre are upgraded and maintain operational.
Increase the size of the Churton Park Community Centre, progress the Tawa anchor project and confirm the Johnsonville indoor sports arena.
Commit to a modern Tawa community hub that saves rates, unites residents and secures a strong local future.
Commit to fair liquor licensing that cuts harm, supports hospitality and builds a safer, stronger Wellington.
Commit to retaining and improving public facilities that strengthen and support our communities.
End the war on cars so families can access shops, sports, concerts and local events.
Make it easier for responsible bar owners to obtain and keep licences without red tape.
Protect public access to coasts, reserves and Crown land so communities can enjoy them.
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