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  • The saga of the Eastbourne Police Cell Museum.
    Years ago Murray Gibbons, Eastbourne Community Board member, rescued the historic Eastbourne jail and with the support of locals and HCC staff developed the idea of restoring and installing it at the base of Rona Wharf as part of the popular Heritage Trail. The jail was moved to it’s current location in Williams Park with the help of HCC for restoration. 8 years on and a variety of issues have meant the jail is still there, and we now face a deadline of removing it by the 3 April or the […]

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Lions bin is 1 week earlier in April on Saturday 18th to avoid clash with ANZAC Day services and events.
Civil Defence Hutt City updated 7:30 am Wed 15 Apr
No alerts found.
Metservice: Warnings & watches @ 7:30 am Wed 15 Apr
No local warning or watches detected
Metservice: Marine Warnings & Watches @ 7:30 am Wed 15 Apr
Strong Wind Advisory: WellingtonRecreational
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Wellington Water recent alerts updated 11:14 pm Mon 13 Apr
12 Apr 7:12 pm Discharge Notice WASTEWATER DISCHARGE NOTIFICATION - SEAVIEW WWTP because of high rainfall within the catchment area at 18:45 12/04/2026 ther e has been a discharge of fully treated wastewater at WaiwhetC5AB Stream which will make the water at point of discharge appear cloudy or murky and may have some odour. Wellington Water recommends all recreational water users follow the advice of Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) which suggests staying out of the water for two to three days after heavy rain.
(To see all outages and other notices go to LAWA)
12 Apr 7:10 pm CORRECTION - WASTEWATER DISCHARGE NOTIFICATION - SEAVIEW WWTP
(To see all outages and other notices go to LAWA)
12 Apr 7:06 pm SEAVIEW WWTP - ODOUR NOTIFICATION
(To see all outages and other notices go to LAWA)
Hutt City Council Alerts updated 7:45 am Wed 15 Apr
No alerts detected.
Ferry Alerts updated 7:50 am Wed 15 Apr
No alerts detected.
Metlink Alerts updated 7:09 am Wed 15 Apr
14 Apr 12:08 pm Alert - Lambton Quay bus stops closed during Massey Parade Wed 15 April, 12:45pm approx. 1:30pm
Bluebridge Service Alerts updated 7:30 am Wed 15 Apr
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East Harbour Parks Status updated 7:10 am Wed 15 Apr
Hunting in East Harbour - Northern ForestAlerts, Notices and restrictions can be found here
Treefall in Northern Forest: use caution Alerts, Notices and restrictions can be found here
Gollan’s Valley StationAlerts, Notices and restrictions can be found here
Transpower Alerts updated 7:08 am Wed 15 Apr
No alerts detected
RNZ: Latest 5 News Items updated 6:59 am Wed 15 Apr
Wed 4:49 am MSD document says there's 'no evidence' hundreds of New Zealanders are without shelter.
Wed 5:25 am The danger of house plants going rogue.
Wed 5:42 am Scottish island where Kiwi monk Justin Evans went missing not entirely isolated - local councillor.
Wed 6:27 am Fuel crisis: Support workers challenge government to do their job for a day.
Wed 4:49 am State schools increasingly consider becoming charter schools.
Geonet: recent earthquakes near Eastbourne updated 7:50 am Wed 15 Apr
3.9 - (light) 218.4 km NorthEast of Eastbourne at 1:48 am Wed 15 Apr (confirmed)
Product Recalls updated 12:00 am Wed 15 Apr
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Eastbourne is a friendly sea side village just a short drive or ferry ride to Wellington City, the capital and cultural centre of New Zealand. Perfect for all ages with schools, shops, library, medical, dental, many recreation options such as coastal rides and walks, hiking in the hills, beaches, sailing and fishing. Safe for children and suitable for the elderly, it’s perfect for families
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