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Test results on the harbour quality from Sunday came back confirming the water was safe for swimming. We are taking down the warning signs this afternoon, and the Greater Wellington Regional Council's 'Is it safe to swim?' the LAWA 'Can I swim here?' maps will also be … View moreTest results on the harbour quality from Sunday came back confirming the water was safe for swimming. We are taking down the warning signs this afternoon, and the Greater Wellington Regional Council's 'Is it safe to swim?' the LAWA 'Can I swim here?' maps will also be updated.
On Saturday we contained the sewer leak by diverting it out of the stormwater network back into the wastewater network. We are awaiting test results on the harbour quality, and will share an update as soon as these are received.
Crews are continuing works to investigate and repair the leak which … View moreOn Saturday we contained the sewer leak by diverting it out of the stormwater network back into the wastewater network. We are awaiting test results on the harbour quality, and will share an update as soon as these are received.
Crews are continuing works to investigate and repair the leak which is expected to continue throughout this week, with the potential to continue into next week depending on investigations.
We will share an update on the expected time frame around the works on Friday 29 November.
Please follow the stop/go traffic management, or avoid this route if possible.
We are currently doing some seabed investigations in Evans Bay – you might have seen the jack-up barge and rig stationed there.
It’s an important part of the investigation work for the proposed Cross Harbour Pipeline, which aims to provide Wellington with an alternative water supply.
Some of … View moreWe are currently doing some seabed investigations in Evans Bay – you might have seen the jack-up barge and rig stationed there.
It’s an important part of the investigation work for the proposed Cross Harbour Pipeline, which aims to provide Wellington with an alternative water supply.
Some of the work needs to be done at night and the crew are focused on minimising the level of noise. The barge has also had acoustic curtains fitted to reduce noise levels (not pictured), which have been tested and fit within the District Plan limits. We’ll continue to monitor noise levels.
We apologise for any inconvenience while we are doing these important investigations.
Learn more about the Cross Harbour Pipeline on our website.
Upon seeing a recent post re old cameras on our Noticeboard ... I recalled the small collection of old cameras I have taking up space.
Anyone know of a camera buff or collector who would appreciate these relics?
The sight of vacant shops on Upper Hutt's main drag has become too much for the city council who hav…
This white dressing table can also be a desk it is very handy for students don’t need it anymore it also has a glass top so it is protected from accidents and it is in perfect condition comes from a free smoked home would like $30 please also comes with chair which only stays in one height … View moreThis white dressing table can also be a desk it is very handy for students don’t need it anymore it also has a glass top so it is protected from accidents and it is in perfect condition comes from a free smoked home would like $30 please also comes with chair which only stays in one height position.
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Join us at Wellington Zoo for our Nestival event celebrating 10 years of The Nest Te Kōhanga, our animal hospital and centre for native wildlife.
● Take our challenge and learn how to be a junior vet
● Enjoy the entertainment including a bubble party, stilt walkers, face painting and junk … View moreJoin us at Wellington Zoo for our Nestival event celebrating 10 years of The Nest Te Kōhanga, our animal hospital and centre for native wildlife.
● Take our challenge and learn how to be a junior vet
● Enjoy the entertainment including a bubble party, stilt walkers, face painting and junk monsters
● Learn from our specially-themed animal talks
Bring the family along to enjoy the day and support our work at The Nest Te Kōhanga.
Hi everyone. The Hapai Hall may be closed, but it's not the only Tai Chi venue in Upper Hutt. Did you know that the hall at St Hilda's, Cruickshank Road has one of the best surfaces I've found in my 10 years as a Tai Chi Instructor? It's padded, and so gives great support to the… View moreHi everyone. The Hapai Hall may be closed, but it's not the only Tai Chi venue in Upper Hutt. Did you know that the hall at St Hilda's, Cruickshank Road has one of the best surfaces I've found in my 10 years as a Tai Chi Instructor? It's padded, and so gives great support to the joints while we practice the gentle, controlled movement and breathing that makes Tai Chi so enjoyable. Whether you work 9-5 or are retired, our class has something for your strength, balance, coordination and mindfulness needs. Beginners or experienced, you are welcome to join us every Tuesday evening, from 7pm - 8pm at St Hilda's, Cruickshank Road. There is plenty of parking too! Hope you see you there
Andrew
Andrew Hardwick
Tai Chi Instructor & Certified Personal Trainer
Need more details? Call me on 0211532508
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The next market at the King Lion Hall in King Street is on this Saturday November 30, 8-11am. As well as the popular indoor and outdoor plants there will be fresh lemons, quality clothing, books, toys, and household things on sale, just in time for Christmas. Come along and have a … View moreHello again
The next market at the King Lion Hall in King Street is on this Saturday November 30, 8-11am. As well as the popular indoor and outdoor plants there will be fresh lemons, quality clothing, books, toys, and household things on sale, just in time for Christmas. Come along and have a look, you may be surprised at what you find ! Enquiries to Brian 5264059
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To be eligible, we’ll … View moreGot what it takes to be more Neighbourly? You could win an exclusive concert in your neighbourhood from one of the supporting acts from this summer’s SIX60 tour.
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The fire in September gutted a tech block and caused $1.5 million dollars worth of damage.
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The venue of Fergusson Dive was found to meet less than 34 per cent of the new building standards.
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I have a burning question!
Am truly saddened by the many reports relating to deaths from Measles.
Anyone able to help me get my head around this?
: Has the Measles Virus (or whatever) morphed over the decades?
If so ... why or how?
: Is it only unimmunised children effected?
Will stop … View moreI have a burning question!
Am truly saddened by the many reports relating to deaths from Measles.
Anyone able to help me get my head around this?
: Has the Measles Virus (or whatever) morphed over the decades?
If so ... why or how?
: Is it only unimmunised children effected?
Will stop there in the hope someone can point me to a reliable source of information in an attempt to better understand what is going on.
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