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Its the first Saturday of the month this weekend, so we will be collecting recycling again at Ngaio Union Church, from 10.00am to noon. Most people seem to have the hang of how this operates, but if you need a … Continue reading →

Register now for Zero Together and help create a better future for the people and places we love! Zero Together is a series of interactive workshops provided by Wellington City Council for Wellingtonians who want to make a difference. Led … Continue reading →

The Wellington District Plan is a very important document for our city – it will guide how the city develops over the coming years. Council officers have now started presenting the Independent Hearing Panel’s recommendations to Council at five briefings … Continue reading →

Saturday 3 February will be our first recycling day of the year – 10am to noon at Ngaio Union Church, Crofton Road. Below is a refresher on the items that we collect, and a couple of requests to make the … Continue reading →

Each month this year at our recycling collections, we will also have a collection of other items that we will collect. We don’t collect these items each month to make management of the programme more simple, and make our drop … Continue reading →

Wellington City Council (WCC) has put Wellington onto level two water restrictions. Water restrictions are enforced through council bylaws on recommendation from Wellington Water. This information below, for our members’ information, is taken from the WCC website. Wellington’s daily water … Continue reading →

These are available again this year – they are a tasty treat at Christmas and are a fundraiser for the club as well. Lionel Nunns has a club order underway so if you have not yet placed your order with … Continue reading →

Between the Aotea Quay overbridge and the Jarden Mile intersection, WCCare proposing changes to parking and the shared walking and cycling path, the introduction of dedicated bus lanes at peak travel times and new or upgraded pedestrian crossing facilities, bus … Continue reading →