What Wellington Wants: A safer, cheaper, more vibrant capital

What does Wellington look like for you? Is it wind whipping along the streets, leaky pipes that sometimes send up geysers or the squabbling council?

Or is it windswept coastlines, coffee culture, and restaurants on every corner?

In October last year Vision for Wellington was founded. It included Dames Kerry Prendergast, Fran Wilde, Therese Walsh, business leader Sir Bob Jones, Forsyth Barr managing director Neil Paviour-Smith, Stuff owner Sinead Boucher and Wēta Workshop board director Phil Royal.

Since then they have held well attended public meetings, undertaken research and talked to many thousands about what the city is - and what it could be.

And now they have released a comprehensive document with the results.