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- Te Pae Tiaki Wellington ED, Wellington Regional Hospital – earthquake strengthening update
  - 28 Nov 2023
  - Capital & Coast District Health Board
  - Update from Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley Acting Group Director Operations Hospital & Specialist Services Jamie Duncan
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- More Town Hall
  - 24 Oct 2023
  - Eye of the Fish
  - Thanks to Greenwelly for alerting me to the substantial report on the WCC website, which is both exhausting, and fascinating. There will be a book...
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- Town Hall rebuild costs go sky high
  - 3 Oct 2023
  - Eye of the Fish
  - As far as cost blowouts go, this is a big one, and heads should roll. We here at the Fish have written about the old...
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- Update on ICW's complaint to The Ombudsman
  - 24 Sep 2023
  - INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
  - Complaint to the Ombudsman The complaint was finally submitted on 9 September 2023, nearly a year after we started drafting in earnest, and 4.
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- Fit for the future: Sheet piling at the Town Hall
  - 28 Aug 2023
  - Wellington City Council
  - Earthquake strengthening is a must-have for buildings in Wellington, a city that sits directly on a fault line. Wellington’s newest builds, such as Tākina, Wellington convention and exhibition centre, are built with earthquake durability in the forefront of their design. But how do we approach earthquake strengthening on historic and heritage buildings so that they are fit for future use?
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- Michael Fowler Centre and Opera House to be issued with Earthquake-Prone Building notices
  - 17 Aug 2023
  - Wellington City Council
  - Michael Fowler Centre and The Opera House will receive Earthquake-Prone Building (EPB) notices today.
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- Do you have a heritage building? There's a new guide
  - 4 May 2023
  - INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
  - From WCC We've produced a new guide to support heritage building owners who need to strengthen their properties against earthquakes.
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- Take a look inside Wellington’s first base-isolated apartment building
  - 4 May 2023
  - Capital Magazine
  - We take a look around the recently completed Victoria Lane Apartments. The post Take a look inside Wellington’s first base-isolated apartment building appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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- Bond Store to be issued with Earthquake-Prone Building notice
  - 28 Feb 2023
  - Wellington City Council
  - The Bond Store building, home to Wellington Museum, will receive an Earthquake-Prone Building (EPB) notice next month.
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- Behind the scenes of Wellington Town Hall's redevelopment
  - 18 Jan 2023
  - Wellington City Council
  - The Te Whare Whakarauiki Wellington Town Hall redevelopment made great strides in 2022 with the removal of the crane, a prominent feature of the city’s skyline since 2020. Read on to find out about the next stages of the project in 2023.
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- Dixon Street flats
  - 6 Dec 2022
  - Eye of the Fish
  - But the big news this week has to be the somewhat silly news that the Dixon Street flats are being emptied out and there is not a clear story of what happens to the building next. This is not a sob storey like the Gordon Wilson Flats just around the corner – well, at least, it hasn’t started off the same.
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- Increased seismic rankings
  - 4 Oct 2022
  - Eye of the Fish
  - The news was only out yesterday, and briefly mentioned on the news, but I have a horrible feeling that this is going to have a...
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- Wellington City Council 2022 Elections - what is being said about Earthquake-Prone Buildings?
  - 13 Sep 2022
  - INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
  - Wellington City Council 2022 Elections - what is being said about Earthquake-Prone Buildings?The following is an update sent out via our eNewsletter from Geraldine Murphy - ICW's spokesperson on seismic matters.
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- The facts about base isolation at the Central Library
  - 8 Sep 2022
  - Wellington Scoop
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- Building Update - 1 September 2022
  - 31 Aug 2022
  - All Saints Hataitai
  - We thought we would give you an update about what has happened in regards to our building recently - which in short is not much!As part of our MAP - Taking Flight process we were looking at some options of what could buildings be used for in this parish in the future and I am sure that has sparked some discussion and some ideas that might be floating around. The Brick Building In July, we received a letter from the Council asking us for an engineering report as they had identified that the building was potentially an earthquake risk. In working with the Diocese we provided the engineering report that was done a while ago (which subsequently meant we could not use the building). Therefore you will see on the doors of the building there are now official notices from the council stating the risk of the building's earthquake rating. It also states on it that we have until 2 July 2037 to rectify the situation.
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- They spent $31m, and it’s quake prone?
  - 23 Jul 2022
  - Wellington Scoop
  - What’s gone wrong at the St James? As you enter the restored and strengthened building, you are confronted by a warning from its owner, the Wellington City Council, which wants you to know that the beautiful theatre is earthquake prone. The theatre reopened this month after being closed since 2019 for strengthening and refurbishing.
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- Earthquake-prone buildings - these are the questions - who has the answers ?
  - 6 Jul 2022
  - INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
  - Letter to the Editor by Geraldine Murphy, ICW Spokesperson on Seismic Matters published in the Dominion Post.
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- Celebration
  - 4 Jul 2022
  - Eye of the Fish
  - In an announcement released quietly on 4th July, by MBIE, there is some massive cause for celebration. “MBIE advises seismically vulnerable buildings can remain occupied”...
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- Heard about St James Theatre opening events ? today (Friday) & tomorrow!
  - 30 Jun 2022
  - INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
  - From website After three years of significant earthquake strengthening and refurbishment, the jewel in the crown of Wellington’s live performance scene is reopening.
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- Did you hear about the St James opening day celebrations?
  - 21 Jun 2022
  - INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
  - From WCC website St James Theatre celebrations After three years of significant earthquake strengthening and refurbishment, the St James Theatre is now fit for the next 100 years of arts and culture in Wellington.
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- Farewelling the museum
  - 21 Jun 2022
  - Cricket Wellington
  - When the New Zealand Cricket Museum closed its doors in early 2019 for earthquake strengthening, the Museum and its collection faced an uncertain future. Fast forward two years and the Museum has been brought back to life, transformed from the original Museum that stood since 1987 into a modern, visually compelling space filled with stories and memoirs from some of New Zealand cricket’s most memorable moments. Behind the transformation is the museum’s curator, Owen Mann, who will move on from his role this month after two years of tireless effort to bring the tales of our great game back home.
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- Town Hall project costs increase
  - 26 May 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - The projected budget for the earthquake strengthening of Wellington’s Town Hall – one of the most complex construction projects in Aotearoa - has increased from $145.3 million to $182.4 million. 
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- St James Theatre to reopen by late June 2022 
  - 21 Apr 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - After three years of significant strengthening and refurbishment works the St James Theatre is planned to reopen by the end of June.
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- High Court win on EQP buildings
  - 15 Dec 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - The High Court has upheld Wellington City Council’s appeals regarding two heritage buildings with expired earthquake-prone buildings notices at 43 Ghuznee St (Toomath’s Building) and 114 Adelaide Rd (former Tramway Hotel).
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- Earthquake strengthening fundraising update
  - 4 Sep 2021
  - St John's in the City
  - St John’s set out to raise $4.
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- Shaky ground
  - 14 Jun 2021
  - Eye of the Fish
  - “Standing on shaky ground, ever since you put me down…” sang the Temptations and it resonates deeply with people of Wellington. We all know that our isles are shaky, and our city has the potential to be shaky in the extreme, but what we perhaps don’t know is just how shaky our particular patch of dirt is beneath our own two feet. I’ve been doing a bit more looking into this – starting with this post we blogged on Tsunami and then I found this other study, on Wellington’s rocky substrate. It’s quite an eye-opener.
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- Earthquake strengthening to begin in May
  - 1 Apr 2021
  - Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
  - The Club’s earthquake strengthening project will begin in May 2021.
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- Earthquake-prone buildings, explained
  - 24 Feb 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - We’ve all heard the term ‘earthquake-prone buildings’, but what exactly does it mean? What are your responsibilities as a building owner? And how can Wellington City Council help?To answer these questions and more, we sat down with Hayley Moselen, who manages the Resilient Buildings Team, responsible for the earthquake-prone building programme for Wellington city.
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- How we can support building owners
  - 24 Feb 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - We’ve all heard the term ‘earthquake-prone buildings’, but what exactly does it mean? What are your responsibilities as a building owner? And how can Wellington City Council help?To answer these questions and more, we sat down with Hayley Moselen, who manages the Resilient Buildings Team, responsible for the earthquake-prone building programme for Wellington city.
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- Meet our Resilient Buildings Team
  - 24 Feb 2021
  - Wellington City Council
  - We’ve all heard the term ‘earthquake-prone buildings’, but what exactly does it mean? What are your responsibilities as a building owner? And how can Wellington City Council help?To answer these questions and more, we sat down with Hayley Moselen, who manages the Resilient Buildings Team, responsible for the earthquake-prone building programme for Wellington city.
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