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Damian George16:12, Jun 30 2021 MONIQUE FORD/Stuff The auditor-general’s office has raised several concerns with Wellington Mayor Andy Foster’s 10-year plan, which councillors will adopt on Wednesday. (File photo) Audit New Zealand has raised several concerns with the Wellington City Council’s 10-year long-term plan, including uncertainty about whether it can deliver its planned $3.2 billion capital programme. The auditor presented its qualified opinion to the council on Wednesday, raisi...

The Governments planned three waters reforms, which would reduce the number of local authorities delivering water services, created uncertainty because no decisions had been made. “The plan was prepared as if these services will continue to be provided by the council, but future decisions may result in significant changes, which would affect the information on which the plan has been based,” Young said. Significant constraints in the construction market created uncertainty about the coun...

Wellington house swamped by surf, 6.5m waves toss debris Wed, 30 Jun 2021, 7:23AM Owhiro Bay Parade resident Nyoman Wardani has to run for safety after being caught by a massive wave. (Photo / Mark Mitchell) Wellington house swamped by surf, 6.5m waves toss debris WEATHER LATEST * State of emergency declared in Wellington with waves of up to 6.5m overnight * High tide is due to hit affected bays on the capitals south coast at 9.22am * Auckland endures one of coldest nights o...

As it happened: High tide passes in Wellington as Auckland braces for 3C freeze overnight Newshub 12 hrs ago Lana Andelane, Hannah Kronast, Juliet Speedy, Holly Henry, Caley Callahan © Video - Newshub; Image - Supplied / Newshub/ Wellington City Council/ Twitter Watch: The latest on New Zealands weather from Newshub Live at 6. An Antarctic blast is sweeping the nation on Tuesday, bringing icy temperatures, blankets of snow and significant swells to the North Island. High wi...

Wellington.Scoop More than a hundred people attended a public hui in Titahi Bay last night to discuss plans to continue discharging sewage into Porirua Harbour. Titahi Bay residents have long been concerned about the discharge of untreated sewage into their bay. There was disappointment that the mayor of Porirua did not attend the hui, and that no city councillors or regional councillors were present to hear the residents’ concerns. The meeting made a unanimous decision to ask why the Mayor a...

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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 vib...

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.

Wastewater testing confirms more weak positive results for Covid-19 in Porirua and Karori.