Government / June 2015
July 2015 | May 2015-
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10 Year Plan to boost resilience, public transport
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- An ambitious new 10 Year Plan adopted by GWRC today includes a significant investment in infrastructure to boost resilience in the region as well as new money to continue to improve public transport.
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Natural Resources Plan provides certainty for resource use
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Greater Wellington Regional Council today approved a ground-breaking new Proposed Natural Resources Plan that sets out rules and guidelines for protecting and sustainably using natural resources in the region.
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Chris Laidlaw elected GWRC Chair
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Chris Laidlaw was today elected chair of the Greater Wellington Regional Council at a Council meeting.
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Regional Council secures extra funding for Hutt rail line
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- GWRC today announced it has secured an additional $2.
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Collaborative approach to flood protection in Masterton
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- A collaborative approach to flood protection in Masterton, with the long-term objective of achieving a 100-year level of protection, plus allowance for climate change, has been has been agreed by Masterton District Council (MDC) and Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC).
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Words, or a lack of them
- Wellington Scoop
- The resignation of chair Fran Wilde is a major change for the Wellington Regional Council. But maybe the council is in denial – there’s nothing about the announcement on its website. Not a word.
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Coast and rivers users lap up information
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Wellington’s coast and rivers users are lapping up information on water quality and want more, according to a recent online survey.
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Lease & Licence Proposals - Town Belt & Reserve Land
- Wellington City Council
- We're considering granting a new lease on Town Belt land in Newtown, and new leases and a licence on reserve land in Linden, Kilbirnie, and Tawa.
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Kilbirnie, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Camping Bylaw Amendments 2015
- Wellington City Council
- Proposed bylaw change affecting the Te Koupahou Reserve Entrance car park.
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More Park & Ride to meet Waikanae commuter demand
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- An end to parking woes at Waikanae Station is in sight with a decision today by Greater Wellington Regional Council to buy the land on which the Waikanae Hotel currently stands.
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Information flows at River Scheme AGMs
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Last week eight of Wairarapa’s ten river scheme committees met in in Masterton to discuss work programmes for 2015/16, elect chairmen, agree scheme rates and understand more about riverworks resource consent renewals and developments with the Te Kauru Upper Ruamahanga Floodplain Management planning process that is ongoing in the region.
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Sign up for carpooling this week - there's no better time!
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- If you’re keen to save money, be a little kinder to the environment and meet some new people, then carpooling could well be the way to go - and there’s no better time to start carpooling than during Kiwi Carpool Week, June 8 – 14.
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