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Transform plain serving boards into pastel-toned works of art with a few Resene testpots. Graphic prints and geometric patterns are a big trend for summer. Take your outdoor entertaining to the next level by painting an array of wooden serving boards in pretty sorbet colours from Resene. Structured… View moreTransform plain serving boards into pastel-toned works of art with a few Resene testpots. Graphic prints and geometric patterns are a big trend for summer. Take your outdoor entertaining to the next level by painting an array of wooden serving boards in pretty sorbet colours from Resene. Structured lines or a paint-brush riot – anything goes!
Find out how to create your own.
Now, more than ever, a great broadband connection is vital to all Kiwis! Our lives have changed so much over the past few years with many of us now working from home.
Hyperfibre delivers insane speeds that most Kiwis can’t even imagine! Whether it’s for work, study, streaming or playing … View moreNow, more than ever, a great broadband connection is vital to all Kiwis! Our lives have changed so much over the past few years with many of us now working from home.
Hyperfibre delivers insane speeds that most Kiwis can’t even imagine! Whether it’s for work, study, streaming or playing your favourite video games, Hyperfibre is going to give you the smoothest experience possible.
Feel the need for speed? Hyperfibre has launched on Broadband Compare. Go check it out now and see if it's right for you!
The Government is proposing reforms to three water services in New Zealand. Although this is a Government process and we have limited influence over the outcome, we’re interested to hear directly from you to better understand the views of Lower Hutt about the Government’s proposals.
Head to… View moreThe Government is proposing reforms to three water services in New Zealand. Although this is a Government process and we have limited influence over the outcome, we’re interested to hear directly from you to better understand the views of Lower Hutt about the Government’s proposals.
Head to hutt.city/threewaters to learn more about what the proposed reforms mean for Lower Hutt, and to complete a short survey before 7 April. We’ll use insights from this survey to inform our submission to Parliament when the reform legislation is introduced.
You can also make your own submission – we’ll provide more information about this process closer to the time.
Hi everyone,
I'm a student looking to upgrade my current cellphone but don't have much money. I'm just wondering if anyone had one they no longer use that they could pass on cheap or free?
Thanks,
Gemma.
Transmission Gully will open soon, resulting in thousands of more cars and trucks using State Highway 58. Work, upgrading the road, is continuing but both Hutt mayors, Campbell Barry and Wayne Guppy, are concerned about safety.
What impact will Transmission Gully have on roads in the Hutt Valley … View moreTransmission Gully will open soon, resulting in thousands of more cars and trucks using State Highway 58. Work, upgrading the road, is continuing but both Hutt mayors, Campbell Barry and Wayne Guppy, are concerned about safety.
What impact will Transmission Gully have on roads in the Hutt Valley and is SH 58 safe?
Tell us what you think and remember to put NFP if you do not want your comments used by Stuff.
Due to COVID-19 issues we are still closed for face-to-face contact. Please call or email. 04 5688877 or petone@cab.org.nz
Does anyone have a spare bedroom desk preferably with draws and in good condition? Anything similar to the picture would be fine
Our House of the Week this week is a brand new, high-end development with customisable interior options. For sale through Tom McIntyre and John Donnelly from Harcourts. Take a peak in today's edition of Homed!
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Hutt Homed to find agents who … View moreOur House of the Week this week is a brand new, high-end development with customisable interior options. For sale through Tom McIntyre and John Donnelly from Harcourts. Take a peak in today's edition of Homed!
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Hutt Homed to find agents who are actively marketing in your area and chat to them about getting your property featured in Hutt Homed.
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Hutt Homed gets inserted into The Hutt News every Thursday, and is delivered to 42,423 homes in the Hutt area.
For more information:
Please ask your agent to contact Cameron Beattie on 021 973 105 or cameron.beattie@stuff.co.nz OR Niko Perez on 021 501 913 or niko.perez@stuff.co.nz
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Please phone 0800 339000 or e mail distribution@stuff.co.nz
It's recommended investments are appraised annually to allow for adjustment to the shifting market conditions.
Understand the earning potential of your property with this detailed report based on our 30+ years of expertise, local knowledge, current market conditions, and the unique features… View moreIt's recommended investments are appraised annually to allow for adjustment to the shifting market conditions.
Understand the earning potential of your property with this detailed report based on our 30+ years of expertise, local knowledge, current market conditions, and the unique features of your property.
More than 400 weather stations around the world exceeded their record temperatures last year!
As one of the hottest years to date, there is an urgency to adapt our homes to these extreme events! Using resilient building materials can mitigate the effect of these events!
Check out our … View moreMore than 400 weather stations around the world exceeded their record temperatures last year!
As one of the hottest years to date, there is an urgency to adapt our homes to these extreme events! Using resilient building materials can mitigate the effect of these events!
Check out our residential property report for insight into your property’s potential risks in the future!
Red Cross Shop 169 Jackson St In Petone Need Yr Support
We are looking for
-Quality Men’s and Woman’s Clothing
- Undamaged Homewares ( Ornaments, Glassware, kitchenware, Paintings and Prints )
… View moreRed Cross Shop 169 Jackson St In Petone Need Yr Support
We are looking for
-Quality Men’s and Woman’s Clothing
- Undamaged Homewares ( Ornaments, Glassware, kitchenware, Paintings and Prints )
- Good Condition Furniture
Please bring in store to 169 Jackson St or call 027 4032 704 for large item donations
Thank you again for your support
Why did early settlers land in Petoni [correct spelling in the day].
Because it was the flat piece of land to unload ladies and children into canoes.
Wainuiomata held a great water resource, which continues today.
The Lower Hutt Climate Action Pathway Te Ara Whakamua o Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai, entitled ‘Our race against time Ka whati te tai, ka pao te tōrea!’ launches today, with the target of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
A lead group, consisting of Mana Whenua, local businesses, … View moreThe Lower Hutt Climate Action Pathway Te Ara Whakamua o Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai, entitled ‘Our race against time Ka whati te tai, ka pao te tōrea!’ launches today, with the target of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
A lead group, consisting of Mana Whenua, local businesses, climate experts and community and Council representatives developed the Pathway through a co-design process.
The Lower Hutt Community is invited to take part in the action by making pledges with steps they intend to take to reduce emissions.
What do you know about the history of Lower Hutt?
Beside the first ships arriving on Petoni [correct spelling in the era] beaches.
Flax cut down by local Maori and taken in boats to Wellington for the Australian Markets and beyond.
How to cope for 3 months on a ship with no luxuries at all.
Am … View moreWhat do you know about the history of Lower Hutt?
Beside the first ships arriving on Petoni [correct spelling in the era] beaches.
Flax cut down by local Maori and taken in boats to Wellington for the Australian Markets and beyond.
How to cope for 3 months on a ship with no luxuries at all.
Am putting together [with archivists and researchers] Lower Hutt History.
Old photo of High St Lower Hutt.
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