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A council land sale proposal could result in a combination of up to 175 social and affordable homes built in the city centre.

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A leaked report has revealed the huge cost of fixing up water infrastructure to cope with Wellingtons growing population. A burst pipe in Mount Victoria, Wellington, spraying water high in the air in March. Photo: RNZ / Rachel Thomas The capitals population is forecast to grow by up to 80,000 people in the coming three decades. While the report, which comes from Wellington Water, did not give an overall number, it broke down the cost for the infrastructure upgrades and expansion per new dwelli...

Why repopulating Limerick city is critical for its revitalisation Repopulating the city centre will have a greater impact on its revitalisation than any other policy Dr Catriona Cahill, Chief Economist with Limerick Chamber, Donnacha Hurley, President of Limerick Chamber, Dee Ryan, CEO of Limerick Chamber and Hugh Hennessy, Divisional Director with Indecon pictured on Howley’s Quay, Limerick. Picture: Sean Curtin True Media. Wed, 09 Jun, 2021 - 00:05 Alan Healy Initiatives that promote a li...

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Chair of Chairs’ oversight programme taken to Northern Farm Page Content ​​The community of Northern Farm, which is situated just outside Diepsloot, laid bare their service delivery challenges during the recent Chair of Chair’s oversight programme dubbed Bua Le Sechaba. Bua Le Sechaba was introduced as an integrated oversight programme, which is led by the Chair of Chairs Cllr Salphinah Mulauzi. The programme is informed by cluster observations on unresolved and cross-cutting service d...

A City for People, with Generation Zero and Renters United, have relaunched their campaign to support more housing for all in Wellington. The City Council faces an upcoming vote on the Spatial Plan and the consultation on the District Plan later ...

The Johnsonville line a “rapid transit” service? It’s about as rapid as LGWM.   Misfit, 11. May 2021, 10:06 To my mind the Johnsonville line should be converted to an o-Bahn busway . That way buses could come from further afield, then take the busway into the city and carry on out the other side with passengers never having to get off and transfer for longer journeys.   Blimey to all this! Well done, Felicity Wong.   Greenwelly, 11. May 2021, 10:09 In ...