Press Release – Kapiti Coast Chamber Of Commerce The Kpiti Chamber of Commerce has advocated for sustainable growth and investment in infrastructure, recommending Kpiti Coast District Council does not take a bigger role in ownership of the districts housing, nor sets up a Council Controlled Organisation …
The Kāpiti
Chamber of Commerce has advocated for sustainable growth and investment in infrastructure, recommending Kāpiti Coast District Council does not take a bigger role in ownership of the district’s housing, nor sets up a Council Controlled Organisation (CCO) in a submission on the Council’s Long Term Plan (LTP).
The Chamber also said that a proposed rethink of an existing design to renew Paekākāriki’s seawall was unnecessary and that the Council should be exploring how it can have a role in the embattled Kāpiti Coast Airport.
Press Release – Kapiti Coast Chamber Of Commerce
The Kāpiti
Chamber of Commerce has advocated for sustainable growth and investment in infrastructure, recommending that the Kāpiti Coast District Council does not take a bigger role in ownership of the district’s housing, nor sets up a Council Controlled Organisation (CCO) in a submission on the Council’s Long Term Plan (LTP).
The Chamber also said that a proposed rethink of an design to renew Paekākāriki’s seawall was unnecessary and that the Council should be exploring how it can have a role in the embattled Kāpiti Coast Airport.
News from Experience Wellington (aka Wellington Museums Trust)
Wellington’s city art gallery will be retained alongside the other five institutions operated by Experience Wellington which is undergoing a proposed restructure.
The Council Controlled Organisation is consulting its 147 staff on a proposed organisational restructure which follows an updated strategy with significant input from staff.
“The change proposal is about enhancing our institutions, including City Gallery, through better allocation of resources and greater collaboration across the portfolio, and embracing of te ao Māori,” Chief Executive Dr Sarah Rusholme says.
“We want to enhance the visitor experience, including greater focus on te ao Māori and deeper engagement with our audiences.”
Eden Park thanks Auckland councillors for their supposed support for concerts at the venue, offering them free hospitality to watch the first concert. But the invite hasn t gone down well with some, as Matthew Scott reports. An offer of a free ticket for councillors to the first concert at Eden Park, by Kiwi super group Six60, has raised eyebrows for its suggestion Auckland Council played a role in the independent planning decision to allow concerts at the neighbourhood venue. The Eden Park Trust chief executive Nick Sautner invited councillors to “be a part of history” at Six60’s April 24 concert, a first for the venue after a controversial application process which pitted the stadium against some of its close neighbours.
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