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Key water infrastructure project for Hutt Valley completed
- Hutt City Council
- The completion of the Barber Grove to Seaview Wastewater Pipe Duplication Project is a milestone Wellington Water is proud of.
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Ruck and roll: Hutt Rec to get regional rugby games in July and August
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- Hutt City Council and Wellington Rugby Football Union (WRFU) are bringing six exciting regional matches to the Hutt Recreation Ground over July and August.
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We’re thinking Long Term, Lower Hutt!
- Hutt City Council
- We’ve done some early thinking about what the next Long Term Plan (LTP) should cover, and we need your help to know if we’re on the right track.
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Lower emissions a big opportunity for Lower Hutt
- Hutt City Council
- A new report sharing Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai / Lower Hutt’s greenhouse gas emissions between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022 shows a decrease in carbon emissions across the city.
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Community invited to contribute to artwork for Naenae Pool
- Hutt City Council
- The lead artist for Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt’s Naenae Pool and Fitness Centre has been announced as Kairāranga - weaver Matthew McIntyre Wilson, Taranaki iwi, who will co-create a large-scale artwork with the community which will be woven into the fabric of the new building.
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Naenae Olympic Pool (closed), Everest Avenue, Naenae, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, 5011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Matariki changes to services
- Hutt City Council
- Matariki is Friday 14 July, and since it is a public holiday, there will be a few changes to some of our services.
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Hutt City Council mourns passing of Dr Ihakara Porutu Puketapu
- Hutt City Council
- Kua hinga te tōtara o Te Waonui a Tāne. The tōtara in the great forest of Tāne has fallen.
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Road closures in Waiwhetū
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- Road closures in Waiwhetū due to large Tangihanga at the Waiwhetū Marae.
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Choosing the right trees for the right spaces
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- Two species of pōhutakawa outside Serenade Café on Jackson Street are to be replaced as part of Hutt City Council’s winter planting programme.
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Get unstuck: The Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai school holiday checklist
- Hutt City Council
- It’s school holiday time AGAIN. Are you stuck trying to create fun activities to do with the kids? Don’t worry we’ve got you covered! There are plenty of fun events on this July in Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai.
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Car-ting around your tamariki?
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- Did you know, Hutt City Council began offering free, potentially life-saving car seat clinics to the community in 2021?
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Striking the right balance: Hutt City Council adopts Annual Plan for the year ahead
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- Today Hutt City Council adopted the Annual Plan for 2023-24, which comes into effect from 1 July 2023.
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Know your options when someone’s parked in the wrong place
- Hutt City Council
- Sometimes people park in the wrong place for good reasons, but if it’s illegal, or someone is parking repeatedly where they shouldn’t, there is something you can do about it.
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UHCF Retain Sue Watson Wineglass Trophy
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- CONGRATULATIONS To our Parapine ITM Upper Hutt City Football men’s first team, retaining the Sue Watson Wineglass Trophy with a 2-2 draw against Lower Hutt City AFC (Official) on Saturday (in the event of a draw, the holders retain the trophy.
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Prime Minister visits new Naenae Pool construction site
- Hutt City Council
- The Prime Minister and MP for Remutaka Rt Hon Chris Hipkins visited the site of the new Naenae Pool and Fitness Centre in Lower Hutt this afternoon, where construction is progressing well and towering 16m concrete panels and 37m manufactured timber beams are now in place.
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Naenae Olympic Pool (closed), Everest Avenue, Naenae, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, 5011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Hutt City Council welcomes direction signalled by FFLG Panel’s Report
- Hutt City Council
- Lower Hutt Mayor, Campbell Barry, says local government needs to change. He is looking forward to working with councils around the country, and central government, to consider the recommendations in the final report from the Panel of the Review into the Future for Local Government.
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Welcoming the community back to the heart of Wainuiomata
- Hutt City Council
- On a brisk Tuesday morning the long-awaited redevelopment of Wainuiomata’s civic heart was officially handed back to community with a karakia led by Te Ati Awa.
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Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi: New name for next stages of RiverLink project
- Hutt City Council
- Mana Whenua have gifted the name Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi – The Soothing Waters of Te Awa Kairangi to the Alliance that will deliver the project previously referred to as RiverLink.
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Get to the know the team: Mark Wilson
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- Mark Wilson has been with Apollo Projects for six years and as Project Manager, Mark has the important role of overseeing everything, from organising sub-contractors through to reporting to Council.
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Hutt City Council charging ahead with more EV infrastructure for communities
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- Hutt City Council and Meridian Energy have collaborated to install 38 new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai / Lower Hutt, ensuring that most residents now live within 3-4km of an EV charging station.
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Council-Māori housing partnership in Lower Hutt wins national award
- Hutt City Council
- Takai Here Tāngata, an innovative partnership to provide quality housing in Taitā for whānau in high housing stress has tonight won Hutt City Council a national award for “Collaborative Government Action”.
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Hutt City Council annual plan about striking the right balance
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- Mayor Campbell Barry says Hutt City Council’s Annual Plan 2023-24 is all about striking the right balance. Council met today to agree on the final decisions on the Annual Plan, which will be adopted on 30 June. It focuses on balancing getting things done affordably and the current cost pressures.
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Hutt City Council closes Petone Rec grandstand
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- Hutt City Council advises that the grandstand at Petone Rec has been closed following an early indication from engineers that raises issues of earthquake risk of the grandstand seating area. Engineers are in the process of carrying out an assessment of the earthquake rating of the grandstand and clubrooms. A detailed seismic assessment will be available in approximately two to three weeks.
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Hutt Recreation Ground, Woburn, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Pools reach more families through new Sensory Hour
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- Hutt City Council is pleased to offer a new Sensory Hour at Huia Pool with dimmed lights and reduced noise.
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Hutt Valley Councils help get young people enthusiastic about science and technology
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- Hutt City Council and Upper Hutt City Council, together with Hutt Science, are delighted to announce the successful completion of the highly anticipated STEMM Student Challenge 2023.
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Steel manufacturing has strong foundation in Seaview
- Hutt City Council
- The structure of the Naenae Pool and Fitness Centre is rapidly coming together on Everest Ave, with towering 16-metre concrete panels and manufactured timber beams now in place, ready for the addition of the roof structure.
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Nominations for the 2023 Lower Hutt Civic Honours are now open!
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- The Civic Honours are our city’s Awards to celebrate outstanding volunteers in our community, by recognising their service to others.
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Hutt City Council seeks community feedback on changes to city speed limits
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- Hutt City Council is seeking feedback on proposed changes to speed limits in Lower Hutt, to improve safety as part of the Government’s nationwide ‘Road to Zero’ campaign.
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RiverLink Agreement Signed
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- Minister of Transport Hon. Michael Wood gathered today with mana whenua, Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry and other representatives from RiverLink partner organisations to mark the signing of the Interim Project Alliance Agreement (IPAA) with AECOM Fletcher.
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Ngā Kōrero - Latest Stories from DCM
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(Not pictured: Luisa.) DCM is well-known for the work we do in Wellington, but did you know we have a team working in the Hutt? Since July 2020, our Hutt team have been part of the Tākiri Mai Te Ata Whānau Ora collective, providing services to people who are experiencing homelessness in the Hutt Valley. Based at Kōkiri Marae, our Hutt team are part of the wider Aro Mai Housing First whānau, and they remind us of an old DCM saying, “We might be small. But we are working on some of the biggest problems facing our city.” Along with providing Housing First services, the Hutt Team do Outreach work, and collaborate with Wā Kainga to ensure the whānau they are working with remain housed, and that no one falls through the cracks. In this month’s update, we are using the motto Kia atawhai (Be kind), and it is thanks to the kindness of the people of the Hutt Valley, and the hard mahi of our amazing Hutt Team, that we have been able to see people like Michelle thrive. <!-- --> From a bus stop to a whare by the beach – Michelle’s story It was just before the pandemic when Alex and Paula from DCM’s Aro Mai Housing First team managed to meet with Michelle at a Lower Hutt café. Michelle presented as very tidy, and happy to sign a consent form so the DCM team could work to help get her housed. She listed her address as ‘Waterloo bus stop’. Michelle was very thin, and it was clear she had been roughing it for a long time. The meeting came about due to the concern of the general public in the Hutt for Michelle’s wellbeing, which led to many calls to Hutt City Council for a response. Soon after the meeting, Michelle disappeared again, as her mental health challenges took hold once more. Alex did not give up, searching for Michelle at some of her favourite hot spots, such as MIX, a service supporting those experiencing mental health distress, where Michelle could have a hot meal and charge her phone. Michelle was also a regular at the local library, where the staff knew her well. Michelle with her current key worker Daniel Patelesio. It takes a team to support the whānau we engage with, and others who have supported Michelle include Alex, Paula, Charloh, Kat, and Te Paki. Michelle was sighted sleeping in doorways and on a mattress a member of the public had given her. The public continued to make multiple notifications to the Hutt City Council. Everyone was worried about her wellbeing. When Alex finally found her again, Michelle did not remember her – she could not even recall that they had met. This is a very familiar story for the DCM team. Mental health is an ongoing issue for many of the people we engage with, who often suffer from trauma and undiagnosed disorders. Another familiar story is how the pandemic helped many of our whānau move into housing for the first time in a long time. This was true for Michelle too – because without any of the usual supports available to people out on the street, and with services such as libraries closed, emergency housing suddenly became a necessity. DCM does not believe that emergency housing is a good solution for New Zealand’s housing crisis, and though it temporarily provided Michelle with a roof over her head, it was a struggle in many ways. Michelle became unwell and ended up in hospital, but by this time – mid-2020 – DCM had established a Housing First team in the Hutt Valley. While Michelle was in hospital, Vicki, an Emerge Aotearoa tenancy manager who works with DCM as part of the Aro Mai Housing First collaboration, found her a permanent whare. Michelle was delighted to be able to move in when she was discharged from hospital. This is where the hard work really started – and it took time for DCM’s vision for communities where whānau are housed, connected, valued and thriving – to become true for Michelle. By moving people from homelessness into housing, then providing wrap-around support and regular home visits, we uphold people’s mana – and their right to an adequate standard of living as per the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But sometimes, once people are housed, we start to understand what led to their homelessness in the first place. For Michelle, much of our support has been to address her health and wellbeing – other cornerstones of the Housing First concept. Michelle is now housed by the beach, which she loves. Her neighbourhood is great for walking, which she often does during the day to keep fit and healthy. Michelle also enjoys a close relationship with her mother and two daughters who now live nearby. Michelle’s current key worker is Daniel, who visits regularly. Michelle says she is “Learning to trust people” again through her relationship with Daniel. She now sees how her life has changed in positive ways through her willingness to work with DCM. “I was homeless,” Michelle says, “There is no other way to describe it.” Daniel has seen Michelle grow, and observed how she has turned her whare into a home. Everything is so well organised. The Housing First team will eventually ‘graduate’ Michelle, as she becomes more confident – and independent. Meanwhile, the concern of the people of the Hutt Valley didn’t end when they stopped sighting Michelle out on the streets. A DCM staff member who worked with Michelle overheard concerned members of the public speaking about her one day, and was able to inform them that Michelle was now safe, and housed. It is good to Kia atawhai (Be kind) to people who are rough sleeping or street begging wherever we may see them. But how proud we are to see Michelle go from the Waterloo bus stop, to her very own whare by the beach. WORDS: MIRIAM HENDRY / PHOTOS: SUPPLIED. <!-- --> What to do if you are concerned about someone rough sleeping or street begging You can make a difference! Don't give people money or food when you see them out on the streets. Acknowledge people and, if appropriate, direct them to DCM services. But better still – if you are concerned about someone rough sleeping or street begging, call Hutt City Council on 0800 488 824 or Wellington City Council on 04 499 4444 – and they will notify our team. Together – with your help – we truly can end homelessness in our city. Support DCM <!-- --> <!-- --> Copyright © 2023 DCM. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: DCMPO Box 6133Marion SqWellington, Wellington 6011 New ZealandAdd us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.
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Hutt City media releases 2019
- Hutt City Council
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Hutt City Press Releases
- Hutt City Council
- Latest Item: 1 Apr 2015
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