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New Karori – Stop B on Glenmore Street opens from 31 March
From Sunday 31 March, Stop B at Karori Bus Hub will open in its permanent location on Glenmore Street at the Karori Tunnel. From this date, you are welcome to wait on the city side of the Karori Tunnel to catch your bus.
Learn more at … View moreNew Karori – Stop B on Glenmore Street opens from 31 March
From Sunday 31 March, Stop B at Karori Bus Hub will open in its permanent location on Glenmore Street at the Karori Tunnel. From this date, you are welcome to wait on the city side of the Karori Tunnel to catch your bus.
Learn more at www.metlink.org.nz...
Colin, a giant steel T-Rex, will spend the rest of its life in a Lower Hutt duck pond. The 6 tonne …
A "draconian" bylaw in Upper Hutt is putting the safety of sex workers at risk, says Dame Catherine …
If you know someone who has been working behind the scenes in our community for many years and deserves recognition, make sure you nominate them for the Hutt City Council Civic Honours Awards.
Applications close Friday 5 April at 5pm.
For more information and to download the combined nomination … View moreIf you know someone who has been working behind the scenes in our community for many years and deserves recognition, make sure you nominate them for the Hutt City Council Civic Honours Awards.
Applications close Friday 5 April at 5pm.
For more information and to download the combined nomination form and guide visit the article below.
Wet weather incoming - check your drains!
We're expecting some not so great weather over the next few days, so now is a good time to check and clear your gutters and drains, as blockages here can cause major issues.
Hi Everyone,
I went to Queensgate to purchase some photos for my dying father Wednesday 13th of March and took my memory cards in a hand size box which has Re-sound written on the outside. I have missed placed this box somewhere in queensgate or in the carpark. I have spoken to all the shops I … View moreHi Everyone,
I went to Queensgate to purchase some photos for my dying father Wednesday 13th of March and took my memory cards in a hand size box which has Re-sound written on the outside. I have missed placed this box somewhere in queensgate or in the carpark. I have spoken to all the shops I visited and the information centre and I have placed a lost property order at the police station. These memories sticks have several years of photos from my trips and memories of myself and my family and I am very heartbroken that I have lost them. Is there anyone out there who can tell me if they have seen them or picked up this box. The memory sticks do not have much memory and would probably not be much use to anyone.
Over the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the … View moreOver the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the amazing opportunity to explore Vietnam and help kids across Aotearoa at the same time. "We can all learn to believe what we have inside is greater than the things that stand in front of us, but we need to teach our kids this, we are not necessarily born thinking that way."
To find out more about Dee and how you can support her in this worthy cause visit dinglefoundation.org.nz...
Council’s Policy and Regulatory Committee last night voted unanimously for a package of measures to prevent homelessness in the city and assist those without a home.
The committee’s recommendation will go to a full Council meeting tonight for consideration.
If Council accepts the … View moreCouncil’s Policy and Regulatory Committee last night voted unanimously for a package of measures to prevent homelessness in the city and assist those without a home.
The committee’s recommendation will go to a full Council meeting tonight for consideration.
If Council accepts the committee’s recommendations, Council’s Community Plan Committee will discuss funding the initiatives at a meeting on 8 May.
The Policy and Regulatory Committee recommended option one, which is included in a report that can viewed via the link below.
Due to various works, Remutaka Hill will be closed to traffic in both directions for the safety of road users and road workers on Sunday 24 March to Thursday 28 March from 9pm to 4am. Road users are advised to plan their journeys accordingly. Please note the detour route will add approximately 3 … View moreDue to various works, Remutaka Hill will be closed to traffic in both directions for the safety of road users and road workers on Sunday 24 March to Thursday 28 March from 9pm to 4am. Road users are advised to plan their journeys accordingly. Please note the detour route will add approximately 3 and a half hours to your journey time. Keep up to date with the latest
While upgrades to the Hutt Valley rail line go ahead we’re running trials involving a train from Wellington to Melling with onward bus replacement services to Upper and Lower Hutt. We listened to your feedback and will now provide bus services at Ava station during the next trial. We are also … View moreWhile upgrades to the Hutt Valley rail line go ahead we’re running trials involving a train from Wellington to Melling with onward bus replacement services to Upper and Lower Hutt. We listened to your feedback and will now provide bus services at Ava station during the next trial. We are also looking into how we can improve the connection to regular Metlink bus services at Waterloo.
The next trial times are:
Sun 31 March (6:00am to midnight)
Mon 1 April to Wed 3 April (8:00pm – midnight)
For details and to provide feedback go to www.metlink.org.nz... or call 0800 801 700.
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