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  • Unitary Authority ProposalHutt City mayor releases Head Start discussion document
    Lower Hutt mayor’s amalgamation plan: A unitary authority and six community councils Justin Wong|Local Democracy Reporting, July 9, 2026 • 4:40pm Ken Laban proposes Wellington and Wairarapa will form a single 20-member authority which will need a super majority to pass its budget and will devolve some powers to local “community councils”. His proposal is not the Wellington region’s final amalgamation plan that needs to be submitted by the Government’s August 9 deadline, but a draft of what […]

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Civil Defence Hutt City updated 6:09 am Mon 16 Nov
No alerts found.
Metservice: Warnings & watches @ 6:13 am Mon 16 Nov
Sun 8:28 pm Strong Wind Watch.
Northwest winds may approach severe gale in exposed places. Chance of upgrading to a Warning: Moderate.
Metservice: Marine Warnings & Watches @ 6:13 am Mon 16 Nov
Gale warning: WellingtonRecreational
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Tiaki Wai (water) recent alerts updated 7:00 am Mon 16 Nov
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Hutt City Council Alerts updated 7:00 am Mon 16 Nov
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HCC Active Consultations updated 1:29 pm Sun 15 Nov
No active consultations.
Metlink Alerts updated 7:00 am Mon 16 Nov
No alerts detected.
Bluebridge Service Alerts updated 6:08 am Mon 16 Nov
_____________________ Bluebridge fare update due to fuel costs Updated 1:00 pm Thursday 9 April
The ongoing situation in the Middle East continues to drive fuel prices higher. Like all transport operators, Bluebridge has experienced a significant and rapid increase in fuel costs.
While we’ve worked hard to absorb these increases, fuel prices have reached a point where we need to adjust our fares to help offset a portion of the additional cost.
Our priority is to keep New Zealand connected with a safe, reliable and affordable Cook Strait service. We recognise the global situation is affecting everyone and we appreciate our customers’ understanding. We hope these conditions are temporary and will continue to review fares regularly in line with changes to fuel prices.
Please note: the new fare levels apply to new bookings, or to amended bookings made after the change on Thursday 9 April 2026. _____________________
East Harbour Parks Status updated 6:18 am Mon 16 Nov
Gollan’s Valley opening 19 DecemberAlerts, Notices and restrictions can be found here
Transpower Alerts updated 6:14 am Mon 16 Nov
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Eastbourne callouts updated 6:06 am Mon 16 Nov
No calls reported
Seaview recent callouts updated 6:07 am Mon 16 Nov

No calls reported
RNZ: Latest 5 News Items updated 7:00 am Mon 16 Nov
Mon 6:47 am El Niño could last until May 2027, raising drought fears in Northern Marianas.
Mon 6:43 am COP31 hears 1.5°C overshoot not an option for Pacific.
Mon 6:43 am What do we do with the works of problematic people?.
Mon 6:42 am All Whites complete series sweep of India with big win in Christchurch.
Mon 6:42 am India clinch series after collapse derails Black Caps' chase.
Geonet: recent earthquakes relative to Eastbourne updated 7:00 am Mon 16 Nov
No recent events
Product Recalls updated 5:49 am Mon 16 Nov
12 November 2026: Creativity for Kids by Faber-Castell Plant & Grow – Woodland Forest sold at various retailers
10 November 2026: Darche Solar Roof Top Tent sold via Darche NZ
10 November 2026: Eufy Smart Sock T8340 sold at various retailers
10 November 2026: RockShox ZEB forks sold at various bicycle retailers
5 November 2026: GASGAS Cross Country and Motocross motorcycles sold at various motorcycle retailers UPDATED
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