20 September Lower Hutt Comes Together at Inaugural City Summit The inaugural Lower Hutt City Summit has united more than 200 community representatives to shape a shared vision for the future of Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt.
18 September Eastbourne Summer Pool to stay open longer thanks to community partnership for volunteer lifeguards Eastbourne Summer Pool will enjoy extended opening hours this summer thanks to an innovative partnership between Council and community to fully-train volunteers as lifeguards.
16 September Hutt City Council trials mobile parking enforcement cameras On-road testing of the latest vehicle licence plate recognition technology begins today to improve fair access to parking across Lower Hutt.
13 September Bumper weekend in store for Lower Hutt From LEGO® building and running up hills to a celebration of cultural diversity, Lower Hutt is the place to be this weekend.
13 September Te Ngaengae official opening date set for 4 December Te Ngaengae Pool and Fitness Centre will open for business on Wednesday 4 December, following a dawn blessing ceremony earlier that day.
13 September Lower Hutt celebrates local heroes at 2024 Volunteer Awards Five Lower Hutt residents received Civic Honours Awards at the Lower Hutt Volunteer Awards last night. The Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards winners were also announced at the same event.
12 September Rangatahi get job experience planting harakeke at Hutt Park A group of 30 rangatahi (young people) spent a week re-planting harakeke (flax) along Waiwhetū stream at Hutt Park as part of their Te Rito Maioha (TRM) training course in August.
12 September Te Ngaengae name for new pool reflects history and environment The new name for the Naenae Pool and Fitness Centre - Te Ngaengae - has deep links to local rivers Waiwhetū and Te Awamutu and the creation of Te Whanganui a Tara.
10 September Knitting matters for Naenae's Knitting Natters charity group Charities, hospitals and primary schools have benefitted from thousands of knitted items made and donated by the Team Naenae Knitting Natters charity group.
10 September Hutt City Council decides on a new representation model Hutt City Council has approved changes to its structure to improve the way Lower Hutt residents are represented.
6 September A big welcome to Welcoming Week in the Hutt Lower Hutt is one of the most culturally diverse cities in Aotearoa which makes it a natural fit to host Welcoming Week — Te Wiki o Manaaki from 6 to 15 September.