Iona Pannett

Wellington City Council isn't saying how long it's prepared to extend a deadline to strengthen the capital's unreinforced facades and parapets. At least half of the 100 building owners who had faced a… Audio

There are calls for the government, or the Wellington Council, to step in with financing for earthquake strengthening the capital's buildings. At least half of the 100 building owners who face a… Audio

If you're in the habit of sneaking a bit of rubbish into your recycling bag, be warned - you're likely to be black listed. Audio

A seaside Wellington community is still at a loss on how to rebuild a seawall holding back the tide, 15 months after it was wrecked by a near record storm. Audio

Failing to get the go ahead to build a flyover next to the Basin Reserve in Wellington has cost taxpayers close to 11-million-dollars. Audio

The Environment Court has ruled a heritage building in Wellington can't be demolished - even though it is earthquake prone and meets just 14 percent of the building code. Audio

Connal Townsend - chief executive of the Property Council - Alan McMahon, Colliers International national director of research and consulting - and Iona Pannett, Wellington City Councillor. Audio

The future of a landmark historic building on Wellington's Lambton Quay is in doubt after Sunday's magnitude 6.5 shake. Audio

In Wellington's central city today, most shops and businesses have reopened and people been back at work. Audio

The lawyer representing the owner of the historic Harcourts Building on Wellington's Lambton Quay who has been refused permission to demolish it - says the case could set a precedent for the rest of… Audio

Wellington City Councillor, Iona Pannett, is accusing the NZ Transport Agency of using threatening behaviour when it warned future investment in other transport initiatives will be put at risk if the… Audio

Listening to that was the Wellington city councillor, Iona Pannett, who lives in Mount Victoria. Audio

The Government will spend more than 80 million dollars and rush through the building of a National Memorial Park in Wellington in time for the Gallipoli centenary. Audio

A new report says a major earthquake in Wellington would leave a bill of nearly 40 billion dollars, almost twice as much as that of the Canterbury quakes. Audio

Teresa Cowie looks at the controversy surrounding the attempt to set up the first wet house for homeless alcoholics Audio

Wellington City councillor Iona Pannett, who opposes the plan, and Regional Council Deputy Chair Peter Glensor comment. Audio

Wellington is to go to its constituents to decide whether to retain STV or go back to FPP. Audio