In Wellington we care about our environment, native wildlife, and the climate. 

Because of our proximity to nature, coupled with nationally-significant tertiary institutions, Wellington is a city that can harness environmental science to improve people’s lives and grow our economy.

Progress has been made, but we need to improve on the gains that have been made and ensure a strong future for generations to come.

Andrew Little wants Wellington to be safe, welcoming and inclusive for our Rainbow LGBTQIA+ communities.

He is proud to back Wellington City Council's Rainbow Action Plan.

Wellington has a proud history as the arts and culture capital of New Zealand. We nurtured Flight of the Conchords, Fat Freddy’s, and Fly My Pretties, and incubated a film industry that amazes the world. But many venues have closed and our young creative people are priced out of living here.

It’s time to reclaim Wellington’s place as the live entertainment capital of New Zealand.

Wellington is a great city to live in, but our infrastructure is letting us down. Getting our city to its best is going to require infrastructure that works. Good infrastructure is how we get the homes we need, with transport options that get people where they need to go, when they need to get there, and water services that deliver value for money and remain affordable for families.

For far too many people, Wellington simply isn’t an affordable place to live. Rents are too high, working people can’t dream of owning their own home, and at the sharp end we see a growing homelessness crisis on our streets. Lack of affordable housing also makes it hard for businesses to attract and retain staff, which acts as a handbrake on our city’s economy.

Affordable housing and new development are crucial to making Wellington an affordable, vibrant city where people want to live and businesses thrive. To turn this around, Wellington needs more homes and a culture of ‘yes’ in the Council that backs development, along with investment in social housing and apartment conversions.

For Wellington to rebuild its confidence, the public needs to have confidence in the Council. This will require the mayor to lead a serious culture change.

Andrew Little is proposing a series of reforms to make the Council more transparent, more democratic and more accountable to the people of Wellington.

For Wellington to rebuild its confidence, the public needs to have confidence in the Council. This will require the mayor to lead a serious culture change.

Andrew Little is proposing a series of reforms to make the Council more transparent, more democratic and more accountable to the people of Wellington.

For Wellington to rebuild its confidence, the public needs to have confidence in the Council. This will require the mayor to lead a serious culture change.

Andrew Little is proposing a series of reforms to make the Council more transparent, more democratic and more accountable to the people of Wellington.