Wellington City Council stories

AWS launches a NZD $7.5 billion cloud region in New Zealand, creating 1,000 jobs and boosting the country's GDP by NZD $10.8 billion.

Wellington’s Taiawa Tech Hub has boosted the economy by NZD $11.9 million GDP and created 127 jobs in its first year, supporting 20 startups and innovation.

Following a growing global trend, New Zealand-owned electric scooter share company Flamingo is launching in the capital June 18.

The Zero Carbon Challenge is a programme bringing together business, social enterprise, and local government to promote the low carbon economy.

New Zealand startup Mevo and Wellington City Council debut Australasia's first free-floating car share trial. Audi e-trons are now a flexible transport option.

Telensa to deploy its PLANet intelligent street lighting system for Wellington City Council, with completion expected by June 2018.

Six eco-pioneers vie for £45k fund in Wellington's Low Carbon Challenge, promoting sustainable surf boards, biofuel, and more.

Collider drives innovation and business growth in the capital through a range of learning and business development initiatives.

The Low Carbon Challenge has officially launched in Wellington, the challenge will support six teams to grow their low carbon projects...

Six teams with ideas in the areas of waste, transport, housing, building and energy will be accepted as part of the eight-week programme.

Ten teams are taking over Te Papa's Mahuki innovation hub to form digital solutions put to them by Te Papa, NZ & international cultural providers.

Wellington councils have joined forces to share ICT infrastructure in an effort to improve resilience and save money.

Wellington to innovate with online voting in 2016, aiming to hike participation and ease access for disabled voters.

Dimension Data has been chosen as the preferred supplier to deliver shared ICT infrastructure services to the Wellington region.

Wellington City Council is consolidating many of its more than 120 current separate IT systems onto TechnologyOne’s cloud platform.

A Tech Hub has been established in Wellington by the City Council to serve tertiary institutions, start-up ventures, established businesses and more.

Why does the WCC think that there is not a single IT company in Wellington or New Zealand that can complete this work?.

Wellington's Smart Energy Challenge returns, funding citizen innovations tackling climate change. Apply by 15 Feb to energize your idea!.

Wellington City Council chooses TechnologyOne, set to overhaul IT infrastructure for improved efficiency, service, and future-readiness.

Fiji Airways, the Pacific nation's national airline, will launch direct flights between Wellington and Nadi from June next year as it looks to exte.