Wellington waterfront drowning inquest: Council knew of safety risks before Isaac Levings’ death

Wellington waterfront drowning inquest: Council knew of safety risks before Isaac Levings’ death

Home / New ZealandUpdatedJanhavi GosaviJournalist·NZ Herald·3 Aug, 2026 11:37 PM4 mins to read‌Morning Headlines | Fuel support decision backed, trust grows in Chinese vehicles and cancer screening failures exposed | Tuesday, August 4, 2026Wellington City Council knew the lighting on the Wellington waterfront where a primary school teacher fell into the water and drowned was “inefficient” and “did not meet modern standards”, an ex-staff member has said in court. But reports into possible improvements prioritised “aesthetics” over safety, with AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.

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