Severe weather conditions from Wednesday 30 April to Friday 2 May may impact the network
Severe weather conditions may impact the network

Due to severe weather conditions forecasted from today, 30 April until Friday 2 May, there may be impacts on the network, 

Heavy rain increases the chance of excess stormwater entering the wastewater network, which it doesn’t have capacity for. This means there is a higher risk of wastewater overflows during wet weather events or emergencies such as major power cuts.

Our operations team are checking known risk areas and working to ensure that the stormwater network will be running as smoothly as possible. 

 

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Keep up to date with the latest news from Wellington Water and our mahi here.

 

For media queries contact 021 302 259 or email media@wellingtonwater.co.nz. 

8/05/2023
Multiple water outages in Porirua

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20/04/2023
Gracefield Reservoir is offline

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13/04/2023
Wellington Water – water infrastructure announcement response

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5/04/2023
Wellington Water and Hutt City Council release joint review on Point Howard Slip
Wellington Water and Hutt City Council have released a joint review on the slip on Howard Road in March. The review examined what happened in the weeks and months leading up to the slip and has identified lessons both organisations can learn from and implement.

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27/03/2023
New storage tank to improve environmental outcomes for Porirua
Construction is about to begin on a wastewater storage tank in Porirua which will reduce discharges to Te Awarua-o-Porirua Harbour.

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20/03/2023
Building resilience for Wellington’s wastewater network

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19/03/2023
Boil Water Notice lifted for Point Howard

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14/03/2023
Boil water notice issued for Point Howard
A boil water notice has been issued for parts of Point Howard in Lower Hutt with immediate effect, following a slip located at 78 Howard Road.

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9/03/2023
New water reservoir proposed for Lower Hutt
The proposed new reservoir would be able to store 15 million litres of water, equivalent to six Olympic sized swimming pools and provide drinking water to more than 50,000 residents.

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7/03/2023
Drinking water rules change, water remains safe to drink
New rules introduced by Taumata Arowai, the national water services regulator, late last year mean the Waterloo Treatment Plant no longer complies with chlorine rules. The change impacts up to 800 Lower Hutt households.

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