Customer feedback drives launch of new service
Wellington's new bus network - following customer feedback - will receive a boost on Monday (October 1) with the new 18e route between Miramar and Karori. It will run without transfers…
News
Bus performance improving after challenging start
Bus services were now becoming more reliable and arriving on time more often as service levels improve, Greater Wellington Regional Council Chief Executive Greg Campbell told the Transport and Infrastructure…
More seats on Wairarapa Line good news for commuters
Wairarapa rail commuters will be the winners in a trial designed to increase capacity on the Wairarapa Line from Wellington to Masterton. From 24 September Metlink will increase the number of…
Hearing Panel decision on Featherston wastewater discharge consent now scheduled for March next year
The Hearing Panel considering South Wairarapa District Council's application for resource consents associated with the proposed long-term upgrade and operation of the Featherston Wastewater Treatment Plant, will now hold a…
New bus services bring increased capacity for Karori commuters
Two additional buses have been introduced to increase passenger capacity for Karori commuters during the daily peak, timed for 07:50 and 08:30 Monday through Friday between Karori Park and Courtenay…
Regional Council chair thanks meeting attendees
Regional Council chair Chris Laidlaw has thanked the people who attended the meeting at St Patrick's College in Kilbirnie on Sunday afternoon to share their experiences of the new Wellington…
Bus performance improving after challenging start
Bus services were now becoming more reliable and arriving on time more often as service levels improve, Greater Wellington Regional Chief Executive Greg Campbell told the Transport and Infrastructure Select…
Metlink is listening on buses
Greater Wellington Regional Council has reinstated a popular bus service, saying the decision is evidence that it is listening to concerns about the new bus network introduced by Metlink last…
First Whaitua Committee presents land and water management recommendations to Greater Wellington Regional Council
After four and half years of fruitful and intensive community-led effort, the Ruamāhanga Whaitua Committee has presented its final recommendations to Greater Wellington Regional Council. These recommendations inform an implementation…
Council focuses on cross harbour pipeline
Greater Wellington Regional Council today approved the progression of the Cross Harbour Pipeline as the preferred project for an alternative water supply to Wellington City, a major project aimed at…