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Seaview’s Noho not sitting on its laurels as it takes its chairs to the world
- Hutt City Council
- Award-winning chairs from Seaview-based brand Noho, designed by Formway, have patrons feeling ultra comfy at the new Te Mako Naenae Community Centre.
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Information on Ricoh Sports Centre operations from 1 Oct - 31 Dec 2024
- Hutt City Council
- On 30 September 2024 the lease to Fraser Park Sportsville Inc (FPS) will end and the building will revert back to Hutt City Council, as the owner of the building, to manage.
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Paid parking coming to Petone at $3 per hour
- Hutt City Council
- Petone’s 33 new solar-powered parking meters will start operating from this afternoon after Council agreed to the initiative at a meeting today.
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Music, kites, literary adventures and fire to ignite Lower Hutt’s events scene
- Hutt City Council
- A mass musical ‘play-in’ event, literary hijinks, kite flying, a fire display festival and a new Art Trail all feature in Lower Hutt’s packed lineup of entertainment for October.
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Lower Hutt Comes Together at Inaugural City Summit
- Hutt City Council
- The inaugural Lower Hutt City Summit has united more than 200 community representatives to shape a shared vision for the future of Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt.
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Eastbourne Summer Pool to stay open longer thanks to community partnership for volunteer lifeguards
- Hutt City Council
- Eastbourne Summer Pool will enjoy extended opening hours this summer thanks to an innovative partnership between Council and community to fully-train volunteers as lifeguards.
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Hutt City Council trials mobile parking enforcement cameras
- Hutt City Council
- On-road testing of the latest vehicle licence plate recognition technology begins today to improve fair access to parking across Lower Hutt.
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Bumper weekend in store for Lower Hutt
- Hutt City Council
- From LEGO® building and running up hills to a celebration of cultural diversity, Lower Hutt is the place to be this weekend.
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Lower Hutt celebrates local heroes at 2024 Volunteer Awards
- Hutt City Council
- Five Lower Hutt residents received Civic Honours Awards at the Lower Hutt Volunteer Awards last night. The Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards winners were also announced at the same event.
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Rangatahi get job experience planting harakeke at Hutt Park
- Hutt City Council
- A group of 30 rangatahi (young people) spent a week re-planting harakeke (flax) along Waiwhetū stream at Hutt Park as part of their Te Rito Maioha (TRM) training course in August.
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Te Ngaengae official opening date set for 4 December
- Hutt City Council
- Te Ngaengae Pool and Fitness Centre will open for business on Wednesday 4 December, following a dawn blessing ceremony earlier that day.
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Hutt City Council decides on a new representation model
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council has approved changes to its structure to improve the way Lower Hutt residents are represented.
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Knitting matters for Naenae's Knitting Natters charity group
- Hutt City Council
- Charities, hospitals and primary schools have benefitted from thousands of knitted items made and donated by the Team Naenae Knitting Natters charity group.
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A big welcome to Welcoming Week in the Hutt
- Hutt City Council
- Lower Hutt is one of the most culturally diverse cities in Aotearoa which makes it a natural fit to host Welcoming Week — Te Wiki o Manaaki from 6 to 15 September.
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Severe weather impacts
- Hutt City Council
- Severe weather has caused some road closures.
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Severe weather impacts
- Hutt City Council
- Severe weather has caused closures overnight.
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Hutt City Council’s credit rating changes
- Hutt City Council
- Standard and Poor’s (S&P) credit agency has lowered Hutt City Council’s long term credit rating one notch from AA to AA- with the rating outlook maintained at a ‘negative’ outlook. The short-term rating of A-1+ remains unchanged.
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Tamariki help design revamped Walter Mildenhall Park
- Hutt City Council
- Tamariki from Naenae Primary and Rātā Street schools are choosing the plants that will give the revamped Walter Mildenhall Park a new lease of life.
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Trainee service dog Pippa is part of the Council whānau
- Hutt City Council
- It’s a dog’s world at Hutt City Council, or at least it is for trainee service dog Pippa who often accompanies Council’s Chief Digital Officer Lyndon Allott to work.
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Severe weather impacts
- Hutt City Council
- There is surface flooding across the city with some road closures.
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Lower Hutt businesses to benefit from new fund
- Hutt City Council
- A new programme will support retail businesses to build skills and improve staff safety to counter increased crime and anti-social behaviour.
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Naenae Pool seats morph into treehouse
- Hutt City Council
- Four Upper Hutt kids are literally living the highlife thanks to a new treehouse built by their father from timber recycled from the old Naenae Pool.
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Naenae carparking options being considered after the public had their say
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council is now considering public input as it plans carparking changes in the Naenae town centre to accommodate the new pool, community centre and park.
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Milo's happily ever after
- Hutt City Council
- Each year, dogs from all walks of life fall into the care of the Animal Services team. One extra special dog who came into their care is a lovely GSP called Milo, who now lives the life of luxury.
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Have your say on Lower Hutt’s alcohol rules
- Hutt City Council
- Proposed changes to Lower Hutt’s alcohol bylaws and policy are up for public consultation, including increasing fees for alcohol licensing to cover 100% of Council’s costs, and making it easier to impose temporary alcohol-free zones around specific events.
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Upgrade adds to the appeal and safety of Williams Park
- Hutt City Council
- The sizzle has been put into Ōruamātoro Days Bay’s Williams Park with the completion of a $660,000 upgrade to make it safer and more enticing for people to use.
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A new life for some Naenae Pool history
- Hutt City Council
- Ninety per cent of demolition material was saved from landfill as part of the Naenae Pool redevelopment, prompting a Wellington man to go to great lengths to honour his wife.
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Seaview Odour Treatment Renewal project briefing
- Hutt City Council
- Wellington Water invites the public to a briefing on the planned odour treatment renewal work at the Seaview Wastewater Treatment Plant. They will go through the design and work programme in detail and answer any questions.
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