Bring your favourite films, TV shows, and games to life at the library these holidays! With programmes for all ages and interests, there's something for everyone.
On a warm weekend in the summer of 1924, a professional photographer carried a large glass-plate camera halfway up the slopes of Te Ahumairangi (Tinakori Hill).
A dog crate prototype and a posting on social media led to Brooklyn couple Stu and Bess becoming accidental entrepreneurs. We talk to them to find out how they developed Beloved Pet Furniture.
Photographs from the New Zealand Railways Department capture the modernisation of train routes in the Wellington region, with a focus on the Upper Hutt to Wairarapa connection.
At some point, most of us will require the services of a Justice of the Peace but many of us aren't sure what a JP does. We had a chat with local JP Juping Zhou to find out more.
Bring your favourite films, TV shows, and games to life at the library these holidays! With programmes for all ages and interests, there's something for everyone.
Listen along with us during the month of September as we highlight a weekly eAudiobook pick and offer unlimited downloads on Libby.
We’re preparing to move! Building 7km of shelves and moving over 250,000 library items is a huge under-taking which will take many months.
In Part 2 of this interview, we continue discussing solar and alternative energy with industry pioneer, Dr Tony Bittar of Front End Solar.
Discover our new Podcast/Zoom Kit with a new Zoom H8 to enable you to start your journey into podcasting.
Wellington City Libraries have added over 20,000 free, always available comics with our brand-new streaming service, Comics Plus!
On a warm weekend in the summer of 1924, a professional photographer carried a large glass-plate camera halfway up the slopes of Te Ahumairangi (Tinakori Hill).
A dog crate prototype and a posting on social media led to Brooklyn couple Stu and Bess becoming accidental entrepreneurs. We talk to them to find out how they developed Beloved Pet Furniture.
We talk to local master jeweller, Ian Douglas, Village Goldsmith, about innovation.
Photographs from the New Zealand Railways Department capture the modernisation of train routes in the Wellington region, with a focus on the Upper Hutt to Wairarapa connection.
At some point, most of us will require the services of a Justice of the Peace but many of us aren't sure what a JP does. We had a chat with local JP Juping Zhou to find out more.
Theatre programmes and posters collected by the library over many decades are able to be rediscovered on Wellington City Recollect.
A 1980s magazine from Wellington’s pioneering alternative radio station is now available to read online
We chat to author Becky Manawatu about her new novel, Kataraina.
Our Business Specialist talks to Matt Lamason, founder and director of Wellington's iconic Peoples Coffee.
WCL sits down with Wellington leadership and performance coach Cillín Hearns to talk about his new book Now, Lead Others.
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews small Wellington businesses. Today we are happy to have Nisa.