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Lower Hutt sets ambitious planting target through Mouri Tupu
- Hutt City Council
- Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry today formally launched Mouri Tupu – Planting for the Future, and he is calling on the community to pick up a spade and join in.
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Success for Hutt City Council at the Kūmara Awards
- Hutt City Council
- A Hutt City Council community project has won the Looking Back to Move Forward category at the 2024 Kūmara Awards.
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Naenae Pool & Fitness Centre progress update
- Hutt City Council
- Here’s a taste of the great progress being made at the site of the Naenae Pool and Fitness Centre as we get into the internal fitout.
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New shared path open in Mā-koromiko
- Hutt City Council
- The new shared path in Mā-koromiko is now finished and open to the public.
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Repairs to Wainuiomata Hill landslide set to begin in May
- Hutt City Council
- Work is scheduled to start on repairs to the landslide on the Wainuiomata Hill in mid-late May, dependant on weather, traffic management and other factors.
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Acclaimed NZ fashion designer explores Dowse collection
- Hutt City Council
- The Dowse Art Museum presents The House of Dowse x Jimmy D.
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New microchipping and desexing rules for domestic cats
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council has voted to introduce "chipping and snipping" rules for domestic cats.
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Lower Hutt rolls out the welcome mat for the world’s largest Tokelau Festival
- Hutt City Council
- Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai – Lower Hutt welcomes the return of the largest Tokelau festival in the world after a Covid-disrupted break of seven years.
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Change in delivery for Te Awa Kairangi will drive efficiencies
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council will progress the delivery of components of Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi (Te Awa Kairangi), formerly known as RiverLink, internally to ensure cohesion with other Council projects and minimise impact on ratepayers.
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Residents to have their say on next steps for the city
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council has today agreed to release its draft Long-Term Plan 2024-34 for consultation which sets out proposed investment priorities and activities over the coming decade.
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Libraries have more than just books!
- Hutt City Council
- Pani Christie would know. Being a Pou Tiaki (Host) at Wainuiomata would obviously sway her view. However, it’s been Pani’s experience outside of her hosting role that really solidified the extensive resource a Neighbourhood Hub or Library has to offer.
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Eastern Hutt Road Reopens: A milestone in community resilience and infrastructure enhancement
- Hutt City Council
- We’re pleased to announce that Eastern Hutt Road fully reopened last week, marking the completion of this significant project to stabilise the slope following the July 2022 slips that resulted in the partial closure of this major road and impacted many in the community.
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Striking new artwork coming to Wainuiomata
- Hutt City Council
- Wainuiomata has a stunning new artwork to look forward to with work beginning soon on the pikitia pakitara (mural) for the basketball court that was opened next to the community hall in 2023.
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Moerā; nestled in a landscape steeped in cultural heritage
- Hutt City Council
- We are proud to announce the Moerā Neighbourhood Hub Cultural Narrative as gifted from Mana Whenua.
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Hutt City Council commits to developing regional plan for water reform
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City has voted unanimously to join forces with other councils in Wellington on a plan to reform the region’s broken water services.
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Breaking Beats brings its electronic music festival to Lower Hutt
- Hutt City Council
- Electronic music fans break out the dancing shoes, Breaking Beats is coming to Lower Hutt for the first time with its new festival This is Living.
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The search is on for Lower Hutt's greatest trees
- Hutt City Council
- In 1989, Colin Lunn started work at Hutt City Council as a garden labourer. Mitchell Park near Hutt Hospital was one of the first gardens he worked in, and it holds a special place in his heart, especially the spectacular Golden Elm that is the centrepiece of the garden.
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Celebrate our unsung heroes – get your nominations in for the 2024 Lower Hutt Civic Honours!
- Hutt City Council
- Do you know someone who has volunteered behind the scenes for years without being recognised for their mahi? Nominate them for a Civic Honour!
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The hunt continues for Great Hutt Trees
- Hutt City Council
- The great Lower Hutt tree hunt is on. Council is inviting residents to nominate their favourite tree as part of its work on updating the District Plan.
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Celebrate our unsung heroes – get your nominations in for the 2024 Lower Hutt Civic Honours
- Hutt City Council
- Do you know someone who has volunteered behind the scenes for years without being recognised for their mahi? Nominate them for a Civic Honour!
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More than 2000 cans of food or dried goods delivered to Lower Hutt and Stokes Valley Foodbanks
- Hutt City Council
- More than 2000 cans of food or dried goods was delivered to the Lower Hutt and Stokes Valley Foodbanks thanks to an annual gym membership scheme – called Can Deal – at two Council-owned gyms.
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Artists to feature at Naenae community centre
- Hutt City Council
- Traditional Māori art and modern manufacturing technology is set to provide the perfect cultural backdrop at the new Naenae Community Centre.
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Iconic Trans-Tasman artists to showcase at The Dowse
- Hutt City Council
- The Dowse Art Museum is delighted to showcase a significant exhibition charting the multidisciplinary practice of internationally renowned contemporary Australian artist Nell.
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Sod turned on stronger Te Awa Kairangi flood defences
- Hutt City Council
- Ground has been broken on major upgrades to Lower Hutt’s flood defences at a ceremonial sod turning for Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi - Delivering RiverLink.
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Lower-emissions funding gets the green light
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council is now offering up to 50% co-funding for projects that will reduce carbon emissions in Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai / Lower Hutt.
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Hutt City Council commits to big investment in water
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council has today agreed to continue its significant investment in water infrastructure and transport in its draft 10-year plan which will go out for community consultation in April.
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Eight picture-perfect places to pop the question this Valentine’s Day
- Hutt City Council
- Valentine’s Day is nearly here and you’re thinking about asking your loved one the BIG question? But where is the best spot to propose... Check out our list of picture-perfect places to pop the question in Lower Hutt.
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Earthquake prone building notice issued for Clock Tower block at Hutt Hospital
- Hutt City Council
- We have notified Te Whatu Ora Health NZ that we have determined that the Clock Tower block at Hutt Hospital is earthquake prone under section 133AK of the Building Act 2004.
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Ensuring new buildings can withstand liquefaction effects
- Hutt City Council
- Changes to Acceptable Solution B1/AS1, preventing it from being used on liquefaction-prone ground, come into effect on 29 November 2021.
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Critical Hutt Valley stopbank work starting this summer
- Hutt City Council
- Critical flood protection work, part of Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi - Delivering RiverLink (Te Awa Kairangi) project, will get underway this summer.
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