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Lower Hutt CBD project one step closer to securing Government infrastructure funding
- Hutt City Council
- An application from Hutt City Council to the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund has been selected from over 200 applications to move to the next stage of submitting a Request for Proposal.
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Naenae pool plans unveiled
- Hutt City Council
- Draft design plans for Naenae’s new Pool and Fitness Centre and been unveiled, giving locals their first opportunity to see what the new $68 million facility will look like.
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Former Naenae Post Office set to get second life as community centre
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council has purchased the historic Naenae Post Office building at the centre of Hillary Court as part of plans to revitalise the Naenae town centre.
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Central Ward by-election result
- Hutt City Council
- Preliminary results from Hutt City Council’s Central Ward by-election reveal that Glenda Barratt is the likely front runner to be the city’s new Central Ward councillor.
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Have your say on Hutt’s transport future
- Hutt City Council
- A short survey asking residents what affects their choice of transport around Lower Hutt will help inform the development of the draft Integrated Transport Strategy, due for release in December.
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Community working together to build long term resilience
- Hutt City Council
- Community organisations have been working together since the lockdown making sure Lower Hutt whānau have been able to get quick access to support initiatives.
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Hutt City Council retains strong AA long-term credit rating
- Hutt City Council
- The international credit-rating agency Standard & Poor’s has reaffirmed Hutt City Council’s AA long-term rating with a stable outlook.
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Help us build a better website
- Hutt City Council
- Help us create a web experience like no other!
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Central Ward By-election extended
- Hutt City Council
- Wellington is currently in Alert Level 4 and today the Prime Minister announced this will continue until 11.59pm on Tuesday 31 August at which time Wellington will move to Alert Level 3.
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The Hutt City website is changing
- Hutt City Council
- We're working on a project to make the Hutt City website easier to use and we'd love your help.
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Temporary facilities closures due to toxic mould
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council Chief Executive Jo Miller has temporarily closed the Hardwick Smith Lounge in Belmont and the first floor of the Petone Library building due to the health and safety risk to staff and users from toxic mould.
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Taita rangatahi lead the way in recycling education
- Hutt City Council
- Students from Taita College partnered with Hutt City Council and advertising agency VMLY&R to create street posters promoting good recycling behaviour as part of the launch of Lower Hutt’s new rubbish and recycling service.
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