The Massive and Complex Journey of Our Water in Lower Hutt
Have you ever thought about the journey water takes to get to your tap? Or the journey once it leaves? 💧💩
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Lower Hutt Xmas Lights Map
This page features a map of Christmas lights around Lower Hutt. If you are looking for festive displays to visit and enjoy this holiday season, this map is a great resource. It shows the locations of houses and businesses in Lower Hutt that have put up Christmas lights.
Continue readingHutt City’s Purr-posed Cat Bylaw
Hutt City Council is proposing a new set of rules regarding the management of our feline friends. The amendments to the Control of Animals Bylaw aim to microchip, register, and desex cats in the community. With the consultation period running until 6th November 2023, let’s take a look at what these proposed changes entail and why they matter.
Continue readingNaenae Intermediate Students to Represent Wellington at National Future Problem Solving Finals
It was awesome to hear that four exceptional students from Naenae Intermediate School have been selected to represent Wellington at the National Finals in Future Problem Solving. These young talents, Ava Cvetkovic, Adele Tonks, Eden Jeffery, and Riley Foden, are the only team from our region to earn this honour, and they couldn’t be more deserving.
Continue readingYoung Enterprise YES Wellington Regional Finals: A Night of Entrepreneurial Spirit
Last night was an awesome event as I attended the Young Enterprise YES Wellington Regional Finals. The energy in the room was electric, filled with young minds eager to change the world, one innovation at a time. As a former YES student from 2005, this event felt like a homecoming of sorts, a full-circle moment that reminded me why I entered the realm of public service & started my own businesses.
Alternative Options to Beat the Congestion in Stokes Valley
We know the roadworks in Stokes Valley are causing disruption and congestion, and we understand how tough it is for everyone trying to get around. The works are essential for stabilising the hillside and reducing future slips, but we also recognise the challenges they pose to daily commuting. The project is expected to last at least nine months, with a substantial investment of $25 million to secure the area and ensure a safer future for all.
Continue readingSpotlight on Small Businesses: Supporting the Local Economy in Lower Hutt
In Lower Hutt, small businesses are the lifeblood of our local economy. They not only provide essential goods and services but also contribute to the unique character and charm of our community. As a city councillor, one of my goals is to shine a spotlight on these small businesses and explore ways to support their growth and success. In this blog, we will get into into the significance of small businesses, the challenges they face, and the strategies we can employ to bolster their resilience in Lower Hutt.
Continue readingLower Hutt’s Climate Milestone: 10% Drop in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
My thoughts below & graphs used, are all in a Lower Hutt context focusing on the report on Hutt City’s Emissions. This report, and the regional report are available below & through Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC).
Continue readingBehind the Scenes: The Role of a Lower Hutt City Councillor
As a city councillor of Lower Hutt, I am often asked about the nature of my role and responsibilities. Today, I’d like to provide you with an inside look into the work I am privileged to do every day, serving our vibrant community.
Continue readingShaping Hutt City’s Future: Our New District Plan (EP5 – The Hutt Seat)
