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Wallace Street closure

Wallace Street (Mount Cook) will be closed to traffic until mid-2020 to install major new drinking water pipes connecting to the future new Omāroro water reservoir. Visit Wellington Water for more information and updates.

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16.01.20

Building grants preserve history and protect the future

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Check out the Gardens Magic programme

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10.01.20

Wellington waterfront to be tickled pink this summer

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18.12.19

Annie Crummer to perform at Pasifika

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17.12.19

Pathways to Employment programme works at Council

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4.12.19

Events for everyone to take a shine to this summer

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09.12.18

Wellington e-scooter survey open

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02.12.19

Gardens Magic programme announced

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