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Jan 1, 2025 · by Nemo What a great way to start 2025, with the sale of the Reading cinema complex to Prime Property. That’s the best news Wellington could have, outside of Wellington Water saying “we’ve fixed all the pipes”, or the WCC saying “rates bill going down 50% this year”.
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Nov 27, 2024 · Submission by Architectural Centre The Architectural Centre strongly opposes what appears to be the driving premise of the Wellington City Council’s proposed Te Ngākau Development Plan – namely that the original concept of the Civic Precinct as a carefully composed and choreographed composition of connecting urban elements and related public buildings centred on the amphitheatre-like ...
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Dec 29, 2024 · by Nemo What a great way to start 2025, with the sale of the Reading cinema complex to Prime Property. That’s the best news Wellington could have, outside of Wellington Water saying “we’ve fixed all the pipes”, or the WCC saying “rates bill going down 50% this year”.
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News from Reading International Reading International, Inc. (NASDAQ: RDI) (“Reading” or our “Company”), an internationally diversified cinema and real estate company with operations and assets in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand, today announced it has entered into an unconditional Sale and Purchase Agreement to sell its properties in Wellington, New Zealand to …
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Dec 4, 2024 · by Stuart Niven I guess the decision to demolish the City to Sea Bridge was sort of inevitable. The most disappointing thing for me – through the whole sad process – was that nobody appeared to understand anything about the value of what they are destroying.
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by Nemo What a great way to start 2025, with the sale of the Reading cinema complex to Prime Property. That’s the best news Wellington could have, outside of Wellington Water saying “we’ve fixed all the pipes”, or the WCC saying “rates bill going down 50% this year”.
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Oct 7, 2024 · by Pierson Palmer Wellington’s transit future looks a bit dire. Our transit budget is bogged down by basic maintenance. Light rail to Newtown feels like a pipedream, despite the corridor being a classic example of an at-capacity bus route needing a higher capacity mode.
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Nov 8, 2024 · by Stuart Niven I don’t make a habit of being a public disrupter – but not long after arriving at the Wellington City Council’s meeting (styled as a “Panel Discussion” which was actually 4 members of the Council-appointed Design Team) about changes to the Civic Precinct, it became obvious that Anna Calver (the Council’s Chief Economic and Engagement Officer who chaired the meeting ...
Nicola Willis is adamant: “Wellington is not dying”
Sep 11, 2024 · The failure of the Wellington City Council lies in limiting its transportation and urban planning to serve only the city center and nearby suburbs, without fully recognizing that Wellington’s prosperity comes from its role in serving the southern part of the North Island, as well as being a key connection point between the North and South Islands.
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by Nemo What a great way to start 2025, with the sale of the Reading cinema complex to Prime Property. That’s the best news Wellington could have, outside of Wellington Water saying “we’ve fixed all the pipes”, or the WCC saying “rates bill going down 50% this year”.