Kitten season in Wellington is ending, which causes a bigger demand for foster careers

Kaibosh saves supermarket and cafe food for struggling communities. NICHOLAS HENDRICKS reports.

Some of the $872m in food Kiwis discard annually is find its way to good homes. BONNIE MOSEN reports

The daily Last Post ceremonies at Pukeahu end in November this year as the 100 year anniversary of WWI’s end approaches. NICHOLAS HENDRICKS reports.

Wellington IT worker and skateboarding advocate Chris Wood lived every skating boy’s dream. He talks to ANDREW BEVIN

Black Grace provides workshops for Maori and Pacific dance classes at Te Auaha. NIKITA RAWNSLEY-WRATT talks with founder Neil Ieremia. Image: NICHOLAS HENDRICKS

Coach Tim Mannix and co-captain Josh Southall talk to ZACHARY GRAHAM as their rugby season starts

Greer Samuel took audience, including dad, to dark places as abused child in lead role at BATS Theatre.

For Māori waka ama is steeped in culture, for others it is a sporting passion. ANDREW BEVIN reports.

Manager Miriama Royal will lose her cart in the campus foyer, and move into a plant-filled design. ABBY SINCLAIR-PARKER talks to her about the new space.

Erica Duthie and Staun Ashby want to inspire others not interested in black or white box galleries

Two new theatres full of mix of professional and student performances. JAYDEN TAMARUA reports.

Macular degeneration almost blinded Susan Bradley – now she gets to bring cats to life artistically. She talks with COURTNEY DAY about her inspiration.

For Māori waka ama is steeped in culture, for others it is a sporting passion. ANDREW BEVIN reports.

People have their heads shaved in shop window to raise money and awareness for leukaemia, blood

Chloe Syder hopes to use Te Auaha as a creative stepping stone to help pursue an artistic career

A futuristic pod will be used in training with a new NZQA qualification in NZ

The Lower Tory Street project has bought unwanted skateboarders, drunks, homeless and to the area.

NIKITA RAWNSLEY-WRATT talks to local businesses.

Wellington Comedy Fest shows, musical events and more planned to be held in Te Auaha’s theatre spaces

Wellington’s creative community recognised in website standing – and you can cast a vote

Justin Lester dressed up to promote CubaDupa thanks to make-up artistry tutors from Te Auaha

Circus is one of several degree programmes at Te Auaha as Sarah McMullan reports.

Pacific art shares space with international icons in 4000-square-metre Toi Art

Circus performance student Eli Joseph gets a bird’s eye view of the Waitangi Festival in Porirua. SARAH MCMULLAN reports the new event was a big success.

Law professor offers pro bono appeal so parents can get the baby name they want.

Merry Christmas from students and staff at Whitireia Journalism and Broadcasting everyone. Have a great break.

Wellington’s Stitch’n’Bitch group is helping revive an interest in knitting, and many of them are younger

Killer Kiwi horror films are in the spotlight thanks to a collaboration with NZ On Air

The proposed building at site 9 in Kumutoto on the Wellington Waterfront will supply much needed high quality office space to Wellington

ANDREW BEVIN reports.

Locals farewell trolley buses amid calls for sustainable transport.

Public had just five days to digest latest plans from consultation for last remaining building site

The last trolley bus will roll through the streets of Wellington today, despite last minute attempts to save the Wellington icons.