4 April Lower Hutt lands once-in-a-generation deal for city centre Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry says securing funding and signing final agreements for the transformational Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi project is a once-in-a-generation deal for the city.
27 March Infrastructure the focus for Hutt City Council’s Draft Annual Plan Hutt City Council’s 2025-26 draft Annual Plan is focused on delivering services, funding key projects and managing costs while keeping rates as affordable as possible.
26 March Proposed dog control updates – are we barking up the right tree? Hutt City Council is updating its Dog Control Policy and Bylaw—and wants to hear from you.
20 March Lower Hutt consulting on the future of water services Public consultation is now open on one of the biggest decisions Lower Hutt residents will face for many decades – how to fund and deliver water services.
20 March Honour Local Legends – Nominate Now for the 2025 Lower Hutt Civic & Youth Awards! Honour Local Legends – Nominate Now for the 2025 Lower Hutt Civic & Youth Awards!
18 March Council’s graphic designer Mitchell Allen is the King of scrim Mitchell Allen is Council’s unassuming graphic designer responsible for much of our branded artwork including the 200-metre-long scrim on the fence surrounding Naenae’s Walter Mildenhall Park.
13 March Cook Islands dance and fitness sessions continue to march on The beats are pumping, the sun is shining and the demand for more has spoken – URAHIIT is extending its outdoor Cook Islands dance season with extra sessions in March.
27 February Wellington Phoenix to Breathe New Life into Fraser Park Lower Hutt’s Ricoh Sports Centre is set for an exciting new chapter, with the Wellington Phoenix officially taking over as operators of the multi-use sports facility at Fraser Park.
24 February Doof, doof – Breaking Beats returns to Lower Hutt’s McEwan Park Breaking Beats: This is Living is one of the highlights of Lower Hutt’s events calendar and it’s returning to its outdoor home at McEwan Park on 1 March.
21 February Update on Ava Bridge Pedestrian Walkway Today KiwiRail confirmed it is deferring work to replace ageing sleepers, rail and other structural maintenance on the Ava Rail Bridge in Lower Hutt until the end of 2025.
18 February Lower Hutt’s festive party continues into 2025 The Christmas and New Year festivities may be over, but that doesn’t mean the fun has stopped with plenty of events for you to enjoy in Lower Hutt over January.
18 February Lower Hutt packed with exciting events in February and March Lower Hutt continues to cement its reputation as a premier hub for exciting community events, offering something for everyone in 2025.
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