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While there is still some rain and wind outside the forecast looks like the worst of this storm is behind us in Lower Hutt. Block Road and the Riverbank Car Park are open this morning.
While river and stream levels are receding they are still high. Please stay away from waterways when they are … View moreWhile there is still some rain and wind outside the forecast looks like the worst of this storm is behind us in Lower Hutt. Block Road and the Riverbank Car Park are open this morning.
While river and stream levels are receding they are still high. Please stay away from waterways when they are like this.
While the Lower Hutt Emergency Operations Centre has stood down river levels will continue to be monitored in case the situation changes.
If you notice storm-related issues please call us on 04 570 6666 24/7.
Please drive carefully on the roads today as there is likely still to be debris from the storm.
It’s still raining in Lower Hutt and the weather forecast looks like we’re in for some heavy downpours in the early hours but Wainuiomata and Hutt River levels are receding. Waiwhetu Stream levels are steady.
We’re going to keep the Emergency Management Office open overnight and throughout … View moreIt’s still raining in Lower Hutt and the weather forecast looks like we’re in for some heavy downpours in the early hours but Wainuiomata and Hutt River levels are receding. Waiwhetu Stream levels are steady.
We’re going to keep the Emergency Management Office open overnight and throughout the morning as we continue to monitor the situation but we think the worst of it has past. The Wainuiomata Community Hub has closed for the night. If anything changes, we’ll keep you updated here.
For now, good night. If you need us we’re here 24/7 on 04 570 6666.
Heavy rain continues to fall and the Wainuiomata River is rising. The Lower Hutt Emergency Management Office has activated and we’re monitoring the situation closely with crews on the ground.
If you live near the Wainuiomata River please be aware of the situation.
If the river continues to rise… View moreHeavy rain continues to fall and the Wainuiomata River is rising. The Lower Hutt Emergency Management Office has activated and we’re monitoring the situation closely with crews on the ground.
If you live near the Wainuiomata River please be aware of the situation.
If the river continues to rise you may need to leave your home. This means think now about things you may want to move to higher ground and family and friends you can stay with outside the area.
If you are asked to leave your home and you don’t have anywhere to go, the Wainuiomata Community Hub on Queen Street Wainuiomata is open.
If you have storm-related issues on your property please report them by calling council on 04 570 6666.
If you are concerned for your personal safety, as always please call 111
Heavy rain across Lower Hutt is causing surface flooding. Please take extreme care when driving. If you don't need to be out on the roads please stay at home.
Block Road in Lower Hutt remains closed. Those in Wainuiomata please take particular care along Moores Valley Road, warning signs are … View moreHeavy rain across Lower Hutt is causing surface flooding. Please take extreme care when driving. If you don't need to be out on the roads please stay at home.
Block Road in Lower Hutt remains closed. Those in Wainuiomata please take particular care along Moores Valley Road, warning signs are in place to reduce your speed when driving along this road.
Strong winds earlier today have also lifted one of the roofing tiles at the Fraser Park Grandstand. The tile cannot be fixed at the moment as it's too dangerous for fire crews to be on the roof in this weather. The ground has been closed as a precaution and the gates are up. Please keep away.
After heavy rain in the city throughout the day, surface flooding on Block Road is at a level that means we need to close the road. Block Road is now closed and it will remain closed overnight.
All other roads in Lower Hutt remain open. If that changes we will update this post with new … View moreAfter heavy rain in the city throughout the day, surface flooding on Block Road is at a level that means we need to close the road. Block Road is now closed and it will remain closed overnight.
All other roads in Lower Hutt remain open. If that changes we will update this post with new information. You can also follow www.facebook.com... for roading updates.
There is surface flooding at other spots across the city and our contractors are out monitoring them. If you notice any issues please help us by reporting them 24/7 via our contact centre: 04 570 6666.
It's bitterly cold out and the Hutt River is running high so please stay inside if you don't need to be out and stay away from waterways.
We've also closed three Council facilities early today at 4pm: council's building on Laings Road, War Memorial Library and the Lower Hutt I-SITE.
For the latest on public transport checkout www.metlink.org.nz... you'll also find them on Twitter.
If you've got power outages where you are, check out the Wellington Electricity website for updates on when they expect it to be back on www.welectricity.co.nz...
Travel safe everyone and try to keep warm…it’s a double jersey kind of day!
It's getting pretty wild out there - check our live weather blog for latest updates on roads, rain, wind and power outages. Have you got any photos or videos of the weather? Share them here or email them to newstips@stuff.co.nz
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Hi Neighbours!
We hope you are keeping warm and dry in this cold and wet weather.
To warm you up a little we are going to share our "Seven Top Tips To Get A Property Ready For Sale". We will share a new tip every couple of days. Enjoy tip number 1!
Planning to sell a property? … View moreHi Neighbours!
We hope you are keeping warm and dry in this cold and wet weather.
To warm you up a little we are going to share our "Seven Top Tips To Get A Property Ready For Sale". We will share a new tip every couple of days. Enjoy tip number 1!
Planning to sell a property? Follow these seven simple tips to ensure your property will provide you with the best possible return on the time and money invested.
Having made the decision to sell a property, an investor should be aiming to maximise their returns.
To this end, they need to make sure their property presents as well as possible to potential buyers. But that does not have to mean spending vast amounts of time and money.
There are some straightforward, cost-effective ways to go about doing this. Here is our first tip for getting a property sale ready:
1. First impressions matter
First impressions count for a lot with potential buyers and those impressions are formed quickly. Therefore, vendors need to make sure the exterior of their property presents well.
Lawns should be mowed, hedges should be trimmed, paving or concrete should be cleaned, fences should be well-maintained and paintwork should be clean and fresh. The property needs to be spick and span and any renovations must be complete. This includes minor repairs as well as major ones.
Stuff which runs Neighbourly have run a commercially viable campaign to get subscribers to shift their electricity supplier to Nova.
So I just went through the comparison test between what Nova is offering and my current provider, Meridian. And to my surprise despite all the hype that Stuff … View moreStuff which runs Neighbourly have run a commercially viable campaign to get subscribers to shift their electricity supplier to Nova.
So I just went through the comparison test between what Nova is offering and my current provider, Meridian. And to my surprise despite all the hype that Stuff had created, Meridian is $40 cheaper on my last bill from them.
I am no great fan of Meridian otherwise and I actually have shares in Mighty Power but Meridian seem still to give residents in the Wellington region the best deal among electricity providers. This does not include gas.
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While it may not have been enough to transform him into a good keen man, Heretaunga College student Matthew Gordon said a challenging outdoor course certainly left an impression.
Gordon,16, was selected to attend the three-week Outward Bound "Strive" course in March which … View moreWhile it may not have been enough to transform him into a good keen man, Heretaunga College student Matthew Gordon said a challenging outdoor course certainly left an impression.
Gordon,16, was selected to attend the three-week Outward Bound "Strive" course in March which builds the ...
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Toyota RAV4 - 2006
4 WD
2400 cc
Automatic
181 k
WOF till June 2018
Never had any issues with the car. Has 2 new front tires (June 2017), new battery (Dec 2016), transmission flush in May 2017. Always been served on time. Only selling the car because moving overseas.
Contact me for … View moreToyota RAV4 - 2006
4 WD
2400 cc
Automatic
181 k
WOF till June 2018
Never had any issues with the car. Has 2 new front tires (June 2017), new battery (Dec 2016), transmission flush in May 2017. Always been served on time. Only selling the car because moving overseas.
Contact me for more information or for viewing (02108810123 or 02108810125).
Annual "Fireworks Fantastic" staged at Trentham Memorial Park is at risk of being canned unless the Upper Hutt City Council puts money into it says the Upper Hutt Leader's front page.
The council will probably do so unless we object.
TMP is virtually a bird sanctuary with its … View moreAnnual "Fireworks Fantastic" staged at Trentham Memorial Park is at risk of being canned unless the Upper Hutt City Council puts money into it says the Upper Hutt Leader's front page.
The council will probably do so unless we object.
TMP is virtually a bird sanctuary with its twin areas of native forests and any fireworks especially in the nesting season, is greatly damaging towards birds. Of course the commotion of the fireworks is simply terrifying to birds. So TMP is not the place for this kind of event.
So let's make the UHCC well aware of this as if they are not already but choose to turn a blind eye - or deaf ear.
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