Regional Council chair thanks meeting attendees
Regional Council chair Chris Laidlaw has thanked the people who attended the meeting at St Patrick's College in Kilbirnie on Sunday afternoon to share their experiences of the new Wellington…
Archive: 2018
Metlink is listening on buses
Greater Wellington Regional Council has reinstated a popular bus service, saying the decision is evidence that it is listening to concerns about the new bus network introduced by Metlink last…
First Whaitua Committee presents land and water management recommendations to Greater Wellington Regional Council
After four and half years of fruitful and intensive community-led effort, the Ruamāhanga Whaitua Committee has presented its final recommendations to Greater Wellington Regional Council.
Council focuses on cross harbour pipeline
Greater Wellington Regional Council today approved the progression of the Cross Harbour Pipeline as the preferred project for an alternative water supply to Wellington City, a major project aimed at…
Greater Wellington Regional Council seeks candidates for Hutt Valley-Wellington Whaitua Committee
Greater Wellington Regional Council is seeking applications for suitably experienced and enthusiastic people to join its new Hutt Valley - Wellington Whaitua Committee (which also covers Wainuiomata and Makara), the…
Spring is springing, and so is the pollen
It's that time of year again.
Council considers community proposal for bus service improvement
Increasing the number of direct services on one of the city's key bus routes is one of the options being considered by Metlink to improve the performance of Wellington's new…
EECA grant puts Metlink at forefront of drive to sustainable public transport
The conversion of more than 50 former Wellington trolley buses to battery power will put Metlink among world leaders in the shift to zero-carbon public transport, says Greater Wellington Regional…
Upper Hutt's Cannon Point walkway open to the public
People looking to walk Upper Hutt's Cannon Point Walkway can now do so following the re-opening to the public of its zig zag access section following its closure in December last…
Greater Wellington moves to the sounds of silence
They're whisper quiet, the stealth bombers of the pest management world designed to spring a nasty surprise on the critters that daily degrade our environment and undermine our biodiversity.