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Hutt City Council and Liquor Ban

- Pavement Signs To Advertise Hutt CBD Liquor Ban
  - 23 Dec 2005
  - Hutt City Council
  - Hutt City Council is using novel pavement signs to advertise the public liquor ban in its Central Business District.
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- Reading Group 22 May 2025: Groundwork: The Art and Writing of Emily Cumming Harris
  - 22 May 2025
  - Friends of Te Papa
  - Our Reading Group takes place on the third and fourth Thursday of the month. Te Papa Press, Thursday 22 May: Groundwork: The Art and Writing of Emily Cumming Harris By Michele […]
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- Wellington club rugby Round 7 – just the Swindale Shield teamlists
  - 16 May 2025
  - Wellington Club Weekly
  - Round 7 teamlists below for Round 7, 17 May 2025. Line-ups as received as at 12.30pm Friday – check local guides for matchday changes. Wainuiomata and Ories to be advised. WELLINGTON ( ) PAREMATA-PLIMMERTON ( ) Scorers added after the game Scorers added after the game Wellington Line-up: 1. Perry Laumalili, 2. To’e Lokeni, 3....
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- Next steps for Petone Wharf
  - 16 May 2025
  - Hutt City Council
  - Hutt City Council has today agreed to progress with a project to restore and reopen a section of the iconic Petone Wharf.
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- Matariki Festival: 2025 Launch Day
  - 16 May 2025
  - Evans Bay Yacht and Motorboat Club
  - Today we officially launched the 2025 edition of the Te Ākautangi Matariki Festival hosted by Evans Bay Yacht Motor...
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- Increase of reported anti-social behaviour towards Council staff
  - 16 May 2025
  - Wellington City Council
  - Reports of anti-social behaviour towards Wellington City Council frontline staff have increased by 323 percent in the past five years, rising from around 400 reports per year pre-COVID to almost 1000 annually.
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