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An off-licence allows your business to sell, supply or deliver alcohol for customers to drink off your premises, including offering small free tastings.
You need an off-licence if your business is a:
- bottle store
- grocery store
- supermarket
- remote sales (for example, sales through a website).
Surprise it's a cat.
Here's the full Resilience Wellington strategy (23MB PDF) or you can view it in parts:
- 1-Contents (133KB PDF)
- 2-Foreword (254KB PDF)
- 3-Resilient Wellington - a strategy (280KB PDF)
- 4-100 Resilient Cities (770KB PDF)
- 5-Our Resilience Story (2.2MB PDF)
- 6-Reading this Strategy (89KB PDF)
- 7-Goal 1 (7.7MB PDF)
- 8-Goal 2 (6.6MB PDF)
- 9-Goal 3 (5.2MB PDF)
- 10-Implementation (234KB PDF)
- 11-References and Acknowledgements (540KB PDF)
Arts
Find out about artwork that's on display, our arts programmes, getting advice and applying for funding. [Image: Johnson Witehira, The Land of Tara, 2014]
Libraries
Our libraries are community focal points, providing knowledge facilities and resources in a welcoming environment.
Archives
City Archives has records dating back to 1840, including heritage information and property records.
Arts
Find out about artwork that's on display, our arts programmes, getting advice and applying for funding. [Image: Johnson Witehira, The Land of Tara, 2014]
Libraries
Our libraries are community focal points, providing knowledge facilities and resources in a welcoming environment.
Archives
City Archives has records dating back to 1840, including heritage information and property records.
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Image of a yellow flower with dew on the petals.
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Image of a bee resting on a yellow flower.
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Image of a snow topped mountain.
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Image of a bridge in the forest with some people walking across it.
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Image of a crane bird taking off.
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| Description | Fee |
|---|---|
| First impounding | $106.00 |
| Subsequent impounding within 1 year | $170.00 |
| Daily sustenance fee | $18.50 |
| After hours callout | $29.00 |
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| Where | When | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Karori Recreation Centre |
Tuesday 7pm−8pm Thursday 7pm–8pm |
$110 for 10 weeks $13.50 casual class |
| Nairnville Recreation Centre | Tuesday 5.50pm−6.50pm |
$110 for 10 weeks $13.50 casual class |
| Thursday 6.30pm-7.30pm |
Our vision for Wellington 2040 is an inclusive, sustainable and creative capital for people to live, work and play.
Contact and address ↗︎
Phone: 04 801 4530
Email: freyberg.pool@wcc.govt.nz
Street address: 139 Oriental Parade, Oriental Bay
News
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This Week in Our Wellington newsletter
Pick of the week: New mural pays tribute to local kaumātua June Jackson
Pōneke is celebrating the unveiling of a memorial mural honouring the life and contributions of esteemed Wellingtonian Whaea June Te Raumange Jackson MNZM. The artwork, created by internationally renowned artist Graham Hoete (Mr G), adorns Shed 1 along the city's iconic waterfront, serving as a lasting tribute to a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to the betterment of Wellington and its residents. Read more about the mural and find out what else is happening in the capital in this week's newsletter.