Andrew Little for Mayor

Survey Confirms Urgent Change Is Needed To Restore Trust At WCC

17 June 2025

Wellington mayoral candidate Andrew Little says the latest Wellington City Council Residents Monitoring Survey shows the need for change at Council to rebuild public trust and to get the city back to its best.

Andrew Little commits to pay equity for WCC library assistants

10 June 2025

Wellington Mayoral candidate Andrew Little is today committing that if elected Mayor he will restore the rights of library assistants employed by the Wellington City Council so they can achieve pay equity.

Andrew Little and Regional Council candidates to deliver cheaper public transport

4 June 2025

Cap on bus and train fares to lower household costs and increase uptake
Commitment to advocate for change in Government policy to make public transport more affordable

Wellington Mayoral candidate Andrew Little and Labour’s Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC) candidates Daran Ponter and Tom James have today released a joint policy to reduce the cost of public transport.

Andrew Little's campaign launch speech, promising change at council

17 May 2025 (Speech)

I was asked in an interview recently: “What makes you a quintessential Wellingtonian?”

It’s a fair question — and a good one.

Andrew Little launches campaign, promising change at council

17 May 2025

Council to be more transparent, democratic and accountable to the people of Wellington
Attempts to close community facilities halted and new investments prioritised
Stronger oversight and controls over Council projects

Andrew Little has launched his Mayoral campaign with a commitment to drive change at Wellington City Council and to protect and invest in community facilities.

Andrew Little acknowledges Tory Whanau’s service to Wellington

29 April 2025

Commenting on Mayor Tory Whanau’s decision not to seek re-election, Andrew Little says:

“I want to acknowledge Tory Whanau for her service to Wellington. Tory took on the mayoralty during a tough time for Wellington and regardless of our differences in approach I want to recognise her hard work and her dedication to the city.