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Large crowd at Homegrown festival watching Aaradhna perform Down Time

Homegrown 2025 review: More than just a Shihad farewell gig

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

A bronze sculpture of a man appears to be diving into the water, positioned on a waterfront with railings. Urban buildings and construction cranes are visible across the water under a cloud-filled sky with a pinkish hue.

Windbag: The conundrum of the Wellington waterfront fences

A woman (Tory Whanau) in a black shirt gestures while speaking to a man in a suit (Chris Luxon) at a podium. The background is green with white horizontal stripes.

‘I don’t think he’s a nice person’: Whanau hits back at Luxon’s ‘lame-o’ comment

Two men in suits are next to a blue water faucet with cartoon eyes and a leaking drop, set on a textured blue background. The man on the left is in a dark suit and tie, while the one on the right has gray hair and an open-collared shirt.

Wellington Water is begging to be put out of its misery

The view of Wellington from the Cable car with buildings behind it. Everything has been enlarged.

Windbag: To be a world-class city, Wellington needs to be bigger

colage of photos of newtown festival on a bright floral background

Newtown Festival review: Maybe Wellington is a city, after all

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

Windbag: Why reviewing the Glenmore St cycleway isn’t such a bad idea

Three white houses with black trim are set against a bright blue background. Yellow folder icons hover above the houses. In the lower right, a judge's gavel sits on a block, symbolizing legal or real estate issues.

War for Wellington: Inside the legal fight over Wellington’s character areas

A vintage photo of people entering "The Zoo" with a decorative gate, overlaid with red text reading "dastardly outrage at Newtown" and "fatality at the 'zoo.'" A close-up of an emu's face is on the right side of the image.

Windbag: The unsolved case of the Wellington emu murder

A fuzzy effect on an image of four panellists on stage at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington with a big screen behind them

A vision of the 90s: James Cameron’s Vision for Wellington event, reviewed