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A gondola, an arcade, and a tram on New Plymouth wishlist

He/she/they disagreed with water meters and added the comment: “I like to drink water”. The sports hub also had to be used for more than rugby, and the highest climate change option was selected, with the comments: “The G Greta Thunberg .(blacked out, presumably swear words) approves. If you don t spend more she will say ‘how dare you’.” One person suggested a gondola instead of the proposed mountain-to-sea track. “Charge $100 to ride; it brings in revenue to cover the cost, and gives tourists something else to do.” An arcade to liven up the Len Lye Centre, a second Waiwhakaiho River crossing, bilingual signage for new projects, a dog park and an arts, creativity and culture development agency were also suggested.

Taranaki Rugby prepares to dip toes into shimmering Silver Lake investment

Taranaki Rugby Union say its support of a $387.5m investment to New Zealand Rugby by United States- based private equity group – Silver Lake – will benefit the game to grow locally.

New Plymouth s Yarrow Stadium set to host near capacity crowd at reopening in 2022

It is expected once the West Stand is restrengthened, and terraced seating, LED lighting and turf is upgraded, the stadium will be ready to host up to 16,000 spectators for the first event. That event could be a Super Rugby match, Taranaki Regional Council corporate services director Mike Nield​ said during a familiarisation tour of the construction site on Thursday. Work on the West Stand started in late 2020 and progress after four months has seen all the concrete bleachers removed in order to replace and strengthen foundations and undertake repiling. Ground anchors are to placed 13m into the bank to stabilise the seating platform as part of the strengthening phase.

$50m Yarrow Stadium upgrade doesn t stretch to new seats

$50m Yarrow Stadium upgrade doesn t stretch to new seats Robin Martin © RNZ / Robin Martin When the $50 million upgrade of the quake-prone Yarrow Stadium is finished, Taranaki rugby fans will still be using seats installed at the turn of the century. The Taranaki Regional Council, which owns the stadium, invited media to a site tour. About 5000 plastic seats from the under-repair West Stand are stacked exposed to the elements on the pitch waiting to be reinstalled, alongside the concrete bleachers they are attached to. Director of corporate services, Mike Nield, said the 4500 seats in the East Stand - where demolition work begins next week - would also be reused.

$50m Yarrow Stadium upgrade doesn t stretch to new seats

$50m Yarrow Stadium upgrade doesn t stretch to new seats
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