The New Zealand Parliament Buildings, located in Wellington serve as the core hub of the country’s government. Structures include the Beehive, Parliament House, and the Parliamentary Library. These buildings accommodate legislative chambers, administrative offices, and meeting spaces for the formulation and enactment of laws. The architectural styles are both traditional and contemporary.
Looking up at the canopy of a pinus radiata forest on the coast of Wellington Harbour. Pinus radiata is...
Zooming in on Wellington Harbour and snow-capped peaks in the Tararua mountain range. The suburb of Petone lies on...
Wellington Harbour as seen from the Wainuiomata Hill. In view is the Hutt River. It separates the industrial suburb...
Located across from the primary beach in Oriental Bay, these villas were constructed during the turn of the century....
Observing the distant houses from the field at Tawa College, situated within the Wellington suburb of Tawa.
The Beehive is one of Wellington’s most recognisable landmarks and serves as the Executive Wing of New Zealand’s Parliament...
Standing on the southern coastline of Wellington and looking toward Island Bay with Taputeranga Island in view. Photo taken...
The Wellington city skyline at night as seen from Oriental Parade. Wellington is a windy city, but on a still...
