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Lower Hutt Jobs Forum Tackles Skills Shortage Ahead of Major Infrastructure Programme

Hutt City Council and the Wellington Institute of Technology Ltd (WelTec) last night hosted the business community to map out a pathway to fill jobs and train people ahead of a multi-billion-dollar investment programme over the next 10 years.

23 November

The hunt continues for Great Hutt Trees

The great Lower Hutt tree hunt is on. Council is inviting residents to nominate their favourite tree as part of its work on updating the District Plan.

23 November

Hutt City Council gains living wage accreditation

As Living Wage Week kicks off, Hutt City Council is proud to announce it has gained Living Wage accreditation, joining a growing list of 300 accredited Living Wage employers across New Zealand. Hutt City Council is just the third Council in New Zealand to gain Living Wage accreditation status.

A brightly painted boat shed between the road and beach in Lowry Bay

23 November

Partnership approach will deliver harbourside path projects

Hutt City Council has approved next steps for the Eastern Bays Shared Path, including exploring integration with Te Ara Tupua Alliance, the team delivering the Nga Uranga ki Pito-One (Ngauranga to Petone) section of Te Ara Tupua which is led by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.

23 November

Hutt City Council opposes Urban Development Bill in current form

Hutt City Council has expressed concerns about the Enabling Housing Supply and Other Matters Bill in a submission to Parliament’s Environment Committee, saying it undermines progress made and planning done in Lower Hutt.

23 November

Lower Hutt CBD project one step closer to securing Government infrastructure funding

An application from Hutt City Council to the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund has been selected from over 200 applications to move to the next stage of submitting a Request for Proposal.

25 October

Libraries build on their inclusive offerings

Build Club, a new programme focussing on engaging neurodivergent children and their whānau using LEGO®, has just begun at the Wainuiomata Community Hub.

18 October

Naenae pool plans unveiled

Draft design plans for Naenae’s new Pool and Fitness Centre and been unveiled, giving locals their first opportunity to see what the new $68 million facility will look like.

15 October

Laying down strong foundations for future whānau

Construction of nineteen new homes is well underway in Taita, Lower Hutt for whānau, who are currently in housing stress.

14 October

It's Super Shot Saturday in Lower Hutt

We are joining forces with the rest of the country to bring Super Shot Saturday – New Zealand’s national day of action against COVID-19 – to Lower Hutt.

11 October

Former Naenae Post Office set to get second life as community centre

Hutt City Council has purchased the historic Naenae Post Office building at the centre of Hillary Court as part of plans to revitalise the Naenae town centre.

24 September

Central Ward by-election result

Preliminary results from Hutt City Council’s Central Ward by-election reveal that Glenda Barratt is the likely front runner to be the city’s new Central Ward councillor. The result is close with only a small number of votes separating Ms Barratt from Andrea Hilton.

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Lower Hutt Jobs Forum Tackles Skills Shortage Ahead of Major Infrastructure Programme

The hunt continues for Great Hutt Trees

Hutt City Council gains living wage accreditation

Partnership approach will deliver harbourside path projects

Hutt City Council opposes Urban Development Bill in current form

Lower Hutt CBD project one step closer to securing Government infrastructure funding

Libraries build on their inclusive offerings

Naenae pool plans unveiled

Laying down strong foundations for future whānau

It's Super Shot Saturday in Lower Hutt

Former Naenae Post Office set to get second life as community centre

Central Ward by-election result

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Lower Hutt Jobs Forum Tackles Skills Shortage Ahead of Major Infrastructure Programme

The hunt continues for Great Hutt Trees

Hutt City Council gains living wage accreditation

Partnership approach will deliver harbourside path projects

Hutt City Council opposes Urban Development Bill in current form

Lower Hutt CBD project one step closer to securing Government infrastructure funding

Libraries build on their inclusive offerings

Naenae pool plans unveiled

Laying down strong foundations for future whānau

It's Super Shot Saturday in Lower Hutt

Former Naenae Post Office set to get second life as community centre

Central Ward by-election result