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Supplied / Bella Foster Ray White agent Rick Mozessohn (pictured left, with partner Joee Ling) and Lowe + Co agent Anji Foster (right) say nothing beats home. When you’re house-hunting, it’s easy to fall in love with a new home every other week. Just imagine what it’s like to be a real estate agent having to stay loyal to your own home when you’re looking at fabulous houses day in and day out. For a lot of agents, it really is about location, location, location. Lowe + Co agent Anji F...

ROSA WOODS/STUFF A collapsed pipe in Willis St in December 2019 was the beginning of a bad 12 months for Wellingtons ailing water pipe network. (File photo) Ratepayers have forked out more than $350,000 on public relations experts hired by Wellington Water in the past year to manage major network failures. Figures obtained through the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act revealed the organisation spent $354,621 on media management contractors between November 2019 and Decembe...

Rosa Woods/Stuff Earthquake-strengthening of Wellington’s central library is finally set to being in 2021. (File photo) Having been sidetracked in March by the development of a pandemic response and recovery plan, the council had ticked off some major milestones, Foster said. They included reducing central city speed limits, starting construction on the 35-litre Omāroro water reservoir, implementing the Te Atakura climate change action plan, beginning detailed planning on the central libra...

Wellington water system not working, taskforce concludes after year of woe 10 Dec, 2020 04:00 AM 4 minutes to read A sample of sludge. Photo / Georgina Campbell NZ Herald After a year plagued by sludge problems - including an Olympic-sized wastewater spill into the harbour - a report has concluded Wellingtons current approach to water is not working. Collapsed wastewater tunnels and a looming sludge overload have wreaked havoc in the capital in the past 12 months, and prompted the establishment...

They seemed like nice people but when you dug into it with them, it was trumps connection to the idea of a wall right. >> laura: are they chaining themselves to the wall on a daily basis when the cameras arent there? no, because it actually works for the community. and as you and i found up until this morning when we left el paso, the law enforcement, border patrol, ice, all the folks we talked about 100% support the >> laura: they were adamant that this wall had to stay o a point that was m...