Places / September 2006
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Rocky out crops
- T3 Track Blog
- These pictures are of 2 rocky out crops on the track, they have been ridden both ways so are deemed to be finished. As you can see by the before and after photos a lot of earth and rock has been moved to make them just right. These two sections were like big jigsaws puzzle to design, trying to fit in the nice natural rock features and make it tricky at the same time.
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Hutt City gains advanced Business Excellence Award
- Hutt City Council
- Hutt City Council has just gained a Silver Level Achievement Award in business excellence. Apart from Auckland Regional Council, it is the only local body in New Zealand to get to Silver Level. It follows a Bronze for the Council in 2004.
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Skinks Back
- T3 Track Blog
- This is the next feature to be built on T3, The Skinks Back.
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Design Map and info
- T3 Track Blog
- The track has already been started and about 100mtrs is rideable from the Vertigo end up, but as you will be able to see by the design map it is by no means finished, there are several features to be put along this part of the track, and a whole heap more along the rest of it.
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Dominion Post article on Eastbourne
- Hutt City Council
- I would hope that people in Eastbourne do not rely on the information in your editorial (22 September) to decide whether Eastbourne should leave Hutt City and join Wellington City.
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Eastbourne, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Celebrating our extraordinary Dowse Award Winners!
- Hutt City Council
- Since 1999 The Dowse has run two biennial awards supported by David Thomas, an Australian benefactor. They are the Thomas Gold Award for Jewellery and the Thomas Award for Glass. The awards have meant that each year The Dowse has been able to assist an artist in taking their work to the next level with an award to the value of $10,000. The recipients have been jewellers Pauline Bern, Joanna Campbell and Kirsten Haydon and glass artists Elizabeth McClure and Claudia Borella. The recipient of the 2006 Thomas Award for Glass is Lyndsay Patterson.
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Be a good sport at hutt city pools these school holidays
- Hutt City Council
- Is your child a budding Sheik of Tweak, or perhaps the next Cambo, or future Cory Hutchings?
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We all knew Petone was part of Wellington
- The Wellingtonista
- The Harbour Ward comprising Petone, Korokoro, Seaview, Gracefield and Eastbourne are launching a petition campaign over the next 2 weeks to gauge public support for the transfer of the HARBOUR WARD from Hutt City to Wellington City.
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Petone, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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New initiatives announced to support decorative arts and design.
- Hutt City Council
- The Blumhardt Foundation will host a panel discussion of leading artists tomorrow (Tuesday 19 September, 5.30pm, The Auditorium, National Library, Molesworth, Wellington). The Foundation will also announce new initiatives to foster the development of decorative arts and design in New Zealand.
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Win a $1,500 bike at the cycle science naenae tri
- Hutt City Council
- Entries have opened for the 15th annual Naenae Triathlon with the event set for Sunday 15 October 2006 at Naenae Pool in Lower Hutt.
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Councils welcome smartlinx3 funding
- Hutt City Council
- Smartlinx3 was confirmed today as a successful applicant with funding of $2.37 million approved by the Government.
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