A 13.5% rates increase has been decided by Wellington City councillors, who met last week to decide the funding options for its Long-Term Plan 2021-2031. The plan addresses water infrastructure, supports a vibrant economy, invests in greater iwi .
Article – AsiaPacific Infrastructure A 13.5% rates increase has been decided by Wellington City councillors, who met last week to decide the funding options for its Long-Term Plan 2021-2031. The plan addresses water infrastructure, supports a vibrant economy, invests in greater iwi …
A 13.5% rates increase has been decided by Wellington City councillors, who met last week to decide the funding options for its Long-Term Plan 2021-2031.
The plan addresses water infrastructure, supports a vibrant economy, invests in greater iwi representation, enhances city safety and makes civic buildings more resilient.
Strong public participation in the consultation also informed council funding decisions for the Pōneke Promise central city safety campaign and greater access to our performance venues in line with Aho-Tini 2030 Arts and Culture Strategy.
Councillors make late decision to spend extra $106 million on cycleways as part of record 10-year capital investment that includes $2.7 billion to fix water pipes.
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About 34,000 people took part in the 2020 Ports of Auckland Round the Bays (video first published December 2020).
This weekend, get as active as you like, watch some of New Zealand’s top bands, or do nothing but eat fried chicken. Here are six events taking place around the country, but don’t forget to check out their websites first in case of any changes due to Covid-19 regulations.
Stuff Auckland – Round the Bays
Sunday, February 28 New Zealand’s biggest fun run is back. More than 35,000 participants are expected to take on the
8.4km course which follows the city’s picturesque coastline.