Parliament House in Wellington, is one of the buildings that comprise New Zealand Parliament Buildings. This building houses the debating chamber, speaker’s office, a visitors’ center, and committee rooms. Construction occurred from 1914 to 1922, replacing a former building destroyed by fire in 1907. Parliament began utilizing the partially finished building in 1918. It is recognized by Heritage New Zealand, with a Category I heritage status.
44 Bowen Street serves as the site for Bowen Campus, boasting a value surpassing $500 million NZD. Situated adjacent...
View of the Katherine Mansfield statue in Midland Park, Wellington. Kathleen Mansfield, a distinguished New Zealand writer and critic,...
Green leaves of the American Tulip Tree slowly turning to gold. Each fall these trees put on quite a...
The Dominion Building stands at the corner of Mercer and Victoria Streets in central Wellington. Completed in 1928, it...
The Wellington city skyline at night as seen from Oriental Parade. Wellington is a windy city, but on a still...
View of Wellington city in new Zealand as seen from Mount Kaukau. In the foreground is the suburb of...
Tawa is a suburb located in the northern part of Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand. It is...
An exotic American Tulip tree in the Wellington Botanical Gardens. The American Tulip is the the tallest hardwood in...
