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The vibrant streets of Wellington were set to celebrate love, diversity, and inclusion at the annual Pride parade, but the event took an unexpected turn when protesters from the Man Up group, linked to Destiny Church, made their presence known. Around 30 to 40 members of Man Up, wearing their distinctive T-shirts, appeared at the start of the parade, performing a haka in an attempt to disrupt the festivities. This act of protest, however, was met with a powerful response of unity from the parade attendees and swift action from the police, ensuring the celebration of Wellington’s rainbow community continued…
On Sunday, 9 March, Wellington’s beloved Sky Stadium is throwing open its doors for a spectacular 25th Birthday Bash, and you’re all invited! From 11:00am to 3:00pm, this FREE event promises a day filled with fun, entertainment, and a touch of nostalgia for all Wellingtonians. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast, a family looking for a day out, or just someone who loves community gatherings, here’s your comprehensive guide to make the most of this special occasion. As you step through the entry turnstiles, you’ll be greeted by the vibrant atmosphere of the Inner Plaza and concourse. The air will be…
Wellington’s vibrant food scene is facing a bittersweet moment as two of its long-standing restaurants, Mekong Cafe on Vivian Street and Daisy’s on Tinakori Road, announce their closure this month. Mekong Cafe, known as Wellington’s original noodle house, will shut its doors after an impressive 35 years of service, while Daisy’s will leave its location after 8 years. The Story of Mekong Cafe Mekong Cafe has been a staple in Wellington’s culinary landscape since its inception. Over the decades, it has served countless bowls of Vietnamese noodles, becoming a beloved spot for both locals and visitors. The owners expressed their…
Ouch, as reports go, that is gonna leave a mark. Health New Zealand (Health NZ) has been found using a single Excel spreadsheet to track its finances, managing a staggering $28 billion of public money. An independent report by Deloitte, published on Health NZ’s website, has outlined ‘significant concerns’ regarding this practice. But before people rush in and ask where the hell was the CFO, and what was the rest of the senior leadership team doing, I would offer the following context from my experience with One Network Wellington Live. Having worked around the traps, I can absolutely say Health…
Today, Wellington is buzzing with excitement as it hosts its annual Pride parade, the biggest one yet with over 1360 people marching in 58 floats. But have you ever wondered what it takes to put on such a vibrant event? We spoke to four key individuals involved in this year’s parade to understand the complexities of staging the city’s most flamboyant celebration. Craig Watson, the Event Manager, shared his journey in leading the parade. When the previous organization decided to wind up in 2023, Craig and a few friends saw it as a chance to create something truly community-led. “It’s…
Wellington, New Zealand’s wind-lashed capital, is a fishing paradise where the sea slams the shore with raw gusto. One Network Wellington Live’s cracking the lid on why this city’s a magnet for rod-wranglers. Picture this: cliffs jagged as a shark’s grin, a harbour humming with life, and fish so close you can almost taste ‘em. It’s not just a catch here—it’s a battle, a yarn, and a view that’ll stop you dead. Straddling the Cook Strait and its restless harbour, Wellington’s a jackpot for anglers. Shore casts, boat runs, kayak drifts—it’s all up for grabs, right on the city’s salty…
Today, Wellington’s Mayor and City Councillors received an exciting update on the progress of Te Whare Whakarauika Wellington Town Hall, a project that has become a beacon of hope and progress for the city. The renovation of this iconic venue is now well ahead of schedule, with construction expected to be completed by July 2026, a full eight months earlier than initially planned when the Council decided to increase funding in October 2023. This advancement not only signifies a triumph in project management but also promises a significant financial return to the Council, with estimates suggesting a saving of between…
In the quiet suburb of Berhampore, Wellington, a vibrant display of community spirit and support for transgender rights was painted onto a street crossing last Sunday night. Four individuals, led by long-time resident Deb Potter, took to the streets under the cover of darkness, equipped with traffic cones and high-visibility vests, to transform a simple road crossing into a symbol of pride and solidarity. They painted the crossing with the colours of the transgender flag, creating what they affectionately called ‘Berhampride’. However, this act of community expression was short-lived as the Wellington City Council decided to restore the crossing to…
In a recent revelation that has stirred the community of Wellington, Wellington Water has disclosed that the cost for two critical investigations into their operations amounted to a staggering $332,000. These investigations, conducted by the reputable consultancy firms AECOM and Deloitte, were made public on Monday, shedding light on several concerning issues within the company. This article, brought to you by One Network Wellington Live, delves into the findings, the implications for Wellington’s ratepayers, and what this means for the future of water management in our city.The reports highlighted that Wellington’s ratepayers are footing a bill nearly three times higher…
The TheftLast night, something naughty happened in Wellington, New Zealand. A windsurfer, sitting proudly on top of the bright WL Smart Car, was stolen. This little car, painted black and orange with the “WL” logo and the words “OUT N’ ABOUT,” zooms around the city, sharing Wellington’s sunny vibes and fun moments. But now, our team is sad, frustrated, and ready to act.The WL Smart Car is small, zippy, and covered in our branding. On top, there was a big white windsurfer, tied with colourful straps. It looked brilliant under the sunny sky, parked near grey warehouses with big doors.…