News

Published Year

Hutt City Council reappoints Jo Miller as Chief Executive

Hutt City Council is pleased to announce that following a robust externally-led process Jo Miller has been reappointed as Chief Executive.

10 May

Hutt City Council proposes free swimming for under-10s in families with Community Services Card

Mayor Campbell Barry will put forward an initiative to make swimming free for under-10s in families with a Community Services Card (CSC).

9 May

Hutt City Council celebrates Te Herenga Kairangi, its first Rautaki Māori

Hutt City Council has approved Te Herenga Kairangi, a rautaki (strategy) consolidating all council work aimed at improving outcomes for Māori.

1 May

A lost 65-year-old mural brought back to life in Naenae

Sixty-five years after an artwork by celebrated Kiwi artist Guy Ngan became the first mural installed in a New Zealand Post Office, it’s been re-created as part of the soon-to-be-opened Naenae Community Centre.

19 April

Lower Hutt sets ambitious planting target through Mouri Tupu

Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry today formally launched Mouri Tupu – Planting for the Future, and he is calling on the community to pick up a spade and join in.

16 April

Naenae Pool & Fitness Centre progress update

Here’s a taste of the great progress being made at the site of the Naenae Pool and Fitness Centre as we get into the internal fitout.

16 April

New shared path open in Mā-koromiko

The new shared path in Mā-koromiko is now finished and open to the public.

16 April

Success for Hutt City Council at the Kūmara Awards

A Hutt City Council community project has won the Looking Back to Move Forward category at the 2024 Kūmara Awards.

12 April

Acclaimed NZ fashion designer explores Dowse collection

The Dowse Art Museum presents The House of Dowse x Jimmy D.

12 April

Repairs to Wainuiomata Hill landslide set to begin in May

Work is scheduled to start on repairs to the landslide on the Wainuiomata Hill in mid-late May, dependant on weather, traffic management and other factors.

3 April

New microchipping and desexing rules for domestic cats

Hutt City Council has voted to introduce "chipping and snipping" rules for domestic cats.

28 March

Change in delivery for Te Awa Kairangi will drive efficiencies

Hutt City Council will progress the delivery of components of Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi (Te Awa Kairangi), formerly known as RiverLink, internally to ensure cohesion with other Council projects and minimise impact on ratepayers.

News Items

Hutt City Council reappoints Jo Miller as Chief Executive

Hutt City Council proposes free swimming for under-10s in families with Community Services Card

Hutt City Council celebrates Te Herenga Kairangi, its first Rautaki Māori

A lost 65-year-old mural brought back to life in Naenae

Lower Hutt sets ambitious planting target through Mouri Tupu

Naenae Pool & Fitness Centre progress update

New shared path open in Mā-koromiko

Success for Hutt City Council at the Kūmara Awards

Acclaimed NZ fashion designer explores Dowse collection

Repairs to Wainuiomata Hill landslide set to begin in May

New microchipping and desexing rules for domestic cats

Change in delivery for Te Awa Kairangi will drive efficiencies