All aboard Wellington's longest commuter train
Metlink is pleased to announce the commencement of the Wairarapa nine-car service during afternoon peak services.
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Coastal bird survey highlights key risk areas for oil spills
One of Wellington regions banded dotterel which are nationally vulnerable.
Workshop held to improve flood warning processes
Greater Wellington Regional Council is among a dedicated group working to create effective flood warning processes after a report showed flood awareness and preparedness in the region needs improvement.
Council receives milestone document on cleaning up waterways in the Porirua catchment and Harbour
Positive steps towards a programme for cleaning up Porirua's waterways and harbour have been taken with the presentation, to Greater Wellington Regional Council, of Te Awarua-o-Porirua Whaitua Implementation Programme (WIP).
Greater Wellington acts on coastal erosion at Queen Elizabeth Park
As coastal erosion becomes more and more pressing for many of our councils, Greater Wellington is facing up to the issue in Kāpiti's Queen Elizabeth Park, proposing a 40-metre erosion…
Schools encouraged to get involved in "Active Travel Action"
Local students are being encouraged to think about the impact of their travel choices thanks to a new Active Travel Action initiative.
Greater Wellington working to combat impact of mast year
Greater Wellington Regional Council is gearing up to combat a significant mast year to control the number of predators posing a threat to our native wildlife.
More time needed to prepare for rest and meal break legislation
Greater Wellington Regional Council Chair says public transport operators will need more time to prepare for rest and meal break legislation changes if the Government wants to avoid disruptions for…
Anthony inspires through exercise
From left-right: Nicole Moloney, Anthony Moloney, Discovery School Principal Carmen Jennings, Movin'March Lead Teacher Claire Gubb.
Council approves rates rise in line with Long Term Plan
All TagsGreater Wellington Regional Council today voted to confine its increase to 2019/20 regional rates to an average of 5. 9%, the amount forecast in its Long Term Plan 2018-28.