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Bill Hickman17:38, Aug 04 2021 MONIQUE FORD/Stuff News and updates from around the region today. Kia ora Pōneke, we hope you are having a great Wednesday. Here’s what’s happening around the city today. 5.30pm: Breakdown on SH2 causing delays The northbound lane of State Highway 2 in Lower Hutt is blocked between Horokiwi Rd and Western Hutt Road, following reports of a broken down vehicle. Police were notified just before 5pm that a bus had broken down and was causing significant delays. Traffic management is in place and motorists are asked to take alternative routes where possible....

Rosa Woods/Stuff Sky Stadium chief executive Shane Harmon says the decision to revoke hosting rights for the capital’s two All Blacks test matches was “another casualty in another brutal year of events”. (File photo) Sky Stadium chief executive Shane Harmon said while he was aware of the possibility the tests might be moved over the past few days, the final decision – which he described as “one of the unavoidable consequences of Covid” – wasn’t delivered until Tuesday morning. “It’s just been another casualty in another brutal year of events and frankly, none of this has...

The return of the (Wellington) Phoenix: 433 days later AP WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand’s only professional soccer team, the Wellington Phoenix, played at home Saturday for the first time in 433 days after being separated from their fans by the coronavirus pandemic and the width of the Tasman Sea. They celebrated the moment in front of a club-record crowd of more than 24,000 with a 3-0 win over Melbourne-based Western United. The homecoming at Wellington’s Sky Stadium attracted the biggest crowd of the A-League season. The Phoenix play in Australian football’s A-League an...

News from Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency (aka WellingtonNZ) News that Wellington has been confirmed as a Host City for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ reinforces the city’s reputation as New Zealand’s home of football. A joint Australia-New Zealand bid to host one of the largest sporting events on the planet was confirmed by FIFA in mid-2020. There was strong interest from cities on both sides of the ditch to host matches. The 32-team tournament is scheduled to be staged in 2023 with Wellington confirmed as a Host City. Exactly how many games will be played in Wellin...