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Wellington today, October 18: Over 13,500 vaccines administered on Saturday in Hutt and Wellington; Government to bolster climate funding - Vimarsana News

Wellington today, October 18: Over 13,500 vaccines administered on Saturday in Hutt and Wellington; Government to bolster climate funding

Here’s what you need to know from The Dominion Post today, plus breaking news and events from around the capital.

Wellington today, October 8: Wellington City councillor Malcolm Sparrow resigns after 'health scare', Basin Reserve to be re-named - Vimarsana News

Wellington today, October 8: Wellington City councillor Malcolm Sparrow resigns after 'health scare', Basin Reserve to be re-named

Here’s what you need to know from The Dominion Post today, plus breaking news and events from around the capital.

Wellington City councillor Malcolm Sparrow resigns after 'health scare' - Vimarsana News

Wellington City councillor Malcolm Sparrow resigns after 'health scare'

The three-term councillor is stepping down from his role a year out from the election after experiencing a medical event earlier this week.

Wellington City councillor Malcolm Sparrow resigns - Vimarsana News

Wellington City councillor Malcolm Sparrow resigns

The three-term councillor is stepping down from his role a year out from the election after experiencing a medical event earlier this week.

Wellington City Council pulls key arts paper following day of confusion - Vimarsana News

Wellington City Council pulls key arts paper following day of confusion

MONIQUE FORD/Stuff The council also wants to halve funding earmarked for making Wellington’s public places more vibrant and safe. (File photo) The council had agreed in its 10-year budget to allocate $150,000 of Aho Tini funding for Toi Pōneke in 2021-22, but the paper recommended reducing that to just $50,000. It also recommended reducing planned funding for a programme aimed at “activating” public spaces, from $180,000 to just $80,000. The proposals were made in response to public feedback on the Aho Tini programme, which recommended the money be redirected towards the council’s...