Wellington Reporter·NZ Herald·5 Oct, 2026 08:35 PM4 mins to readSwimming pools, libraries, and Te Papa are in the firing line as Wellington City Council proposes sweeping service cuts. Photo / Mark MitchellWellington City Council is eyeing sweeping service cuts in order to meet looming rates caps, with proposals to cut funding to Te Papa, shut community libraries, and phase out school swimming subsidies. Deputy Mayor Ben McNulty is leading the cost cutting initiative, and said the council needs to find $60
Library closures, pool charges and Te Papa funding cuts proposed as Wellington City Council prepares for rates capping
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