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Mayor Campbell Barry in front of works on Daly Street, Lower Hutt
Creating Alien Junk Monsters on 3 October is part of the Beyond the Page literary extravaganza.
left to right: David Curtis, Kesh Keshaboina, Kara Puketapu-Dentice, Levi Rona, Mary O'Callaghan, Wayne O'Donnell, David Allen, Reginald Proffit
Petone Winter Carnival
Mara and the Bushkas
Latin Jazz
The Troubles
Proposed redevelopment plan of McKenzie Pool
Neville Jordan
Margaret St Market promo
The Cuba/Jackson Street intersection where work will start on Monday 19 November to change the pedestrian crossing from diagonal to parallel.
Safe Hutt Valley logo
Olivier Tenedor
Bright Sparks winner Mike Rathbone (left) with competition organiser Geoff Stuart, Hutt City Council divisional manager regulatory services.
Flexible net designed to prevent the contents of recycling bins blowing away in the wind.
Well-drilled youngsters: Staff and children at Kelson Kindergarten go through a mock "drop, cover and hold" exercise.
Performer at the Petone Winter Carnival
Pam and Arthur Davis
Tree planting at Naenae Primary School
A swimming gold has been awarded by the Murray Halberg Trust to Huia Pool in Lower Hutt.
Hutt City new welcome board
The Hutt City Council Kapa Haka group
Mural at Naenae's Daysh Street bridge
Betty Hodgins, left and Tina Togher at Hutt City Council's foodbank gratefully take the first organic produce from the raised vegetable bed built by council staff.
Barry Renshaw and Mayor Wallace
Upgrade time: Children enjoy themselves on some of the now ageing play equipment, which will be a particular focus of redevelopment efforts.
2020 Communications Trust regional co-ordinator Briar Kopa.
Advice that pays: Eco design advisor Sarah Fleet checks on prgress of a home.
Staff at Westpac's High Street, Lower Hutt, branch wearing 'I Love Hutt City' badges.
Consultant plastic surgeon, Swee Tan
Amy Broeders, 10, of Hutt Central, takes an imaginary bite into one of the many books about all things scrumptious that feature in the holiday reading programme.
Pictured with their Mayoral citations are the CPR sisters from left Jodie Alexander and Kathy James with their mother in front Mariese Schrader.
Hutt City Council graffiti eradication officer Delly Ranginui with artists Emily Roberts and Kane Smith with an almost complete artwork in Taita.
Examples of a cabinet in Stokes Valley.
Examples of a cabinet in Naenae.
Petone Carnival Fireshow
Dave Hadley Tyres
Richard MacManus
Team effort: Students take a breather from sausage sizzles to run a stall at a street fair in the city.
Vex Robotics regional championships
Mayor Ray Wallace with Deaf Aotearoa officers.
From left: Ngaire Speedy and Grace Perez who won $20 Westfield vouchers and Dalisle Marshall who won the iPod Touch.
McKenzie Pool option plan 3
McKenzie Pool option plan 2
McKenzie Pool option plan 1
Joe McLeod
From left, Clench Enoka, Billie Jessup and Shania Jessup make a start on a mural that will cover their clubhouse, the Treadwell Street Hall.
Derek Staines
Members of the Wilson family and Hutt City Rotarian Linton Adams, left front, with the Mayor Ray Wallace.
Mayor Ray Wallace with local identity Vera Ellen and sister-in-law Kate Ellen at the Petone Library with the Percy Mill painting.
From a bleak future in the council's pound to high-flying duties at Wellington airport, the 15-month-old Labrador's prospects are really looking up.
An example of textural variety and scale can be seen here in William St, Petone, where silverbush (foreground) and renga renga lily surround a pohutukawa tree.
Mayor Ray Wallace at Saturday's award ceremony with Deaf Aotearoa community relations officer Shannon Morris (left) and service coordinator Karen Pointon.
Piri Weepu has been rewarded by his home town at the 2012 Hutt City Sports Awards.
Mayor of Lower Hutt Ray Wallace attended three services during ANZAC Day, at the Petone Railway Station Flag Ceremony , Taita, the Hutt City Civic Service, and the Wainuiomata ceremony.
Colorful foliage
Natalie Hormann
Mayor Wallace with the children attending the Kids on Foot school holiday programme at Petone Central School.
Rachel Bruce, Mayor Ray Wallace and Alexis Time
Goodtime Music Academy founder and director Jonny Wilson.
Kate Meads and her cloth nappies.
Science Minister Steven Joyce with Lower Hutt Mayor ray Wallace.
Mayor Ray Wallace presents the Hutt City Centennial Scholarship to assist Junior Preston with his studies at Weltec.
Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace presents Patricia Ramsden with a Hutt City Centennial scholarship certificate to assist with her Weltec studies.
Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace inspects the new storm water protection works in Fitzherbert Road, Wainuiomata, with site supervisor Lyall Patton of Riverside Construction.
Kev, the cuddly mascot.
Hutt City Council Chief Executive Tony Stallinger, Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace and Council's Organisational Performance and Risk Manager May Haines with the gold Business Excellence trophy and winning application.
Water supply indicator
The winning Naenae School team with their Encore Award.
Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace and Hutt Play Centre volunteer, Mishi Berecz, with the wall of Post It notes written by volunteers who attended the Mayoral thank you breakfast at the Dowse on 5 December.
Mitre 10 Mega Petone were big winners at last month's Hardware Awards taking out the Retail Store of the Year (over 4,000m2) category.
Pictured from left, President of Hutt City Rotary, Simon Manning, with family representatives of former Mayor John Andrews, and the Mayor of Lower Hutt Ray Wallace
Lower Hutt mothers Liz Whiteside and Antonia Haythornthwaite.
The new facility houses seven indoor courts, a Junglerama adventure playground, and a licensed café.
Lighting improves security and illuminated sign boards.
Les Dalton, animal services manager.
Hutt Valley Emergency Controller Paul Nickalls, Rimutaka National Party candidate Jonathon Fletcher and Minister of Civil Defence and Emergency Management Craig Foss.
Mayor Ray Wallace up in the stands at the Hutt Rec with a group of children from Normandale School who came dressed in red and white and waving Tongan flags.
Hutt City Council safe city officer Adrian Peoples (pictured left) talked to relieving Lower Hutt area commander Mike Hill (right) for the inside word on our city.
Hotel Manager Raymond Fu talks with council's project leader Kelly Crandle about the plans while Paresh digs in.
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Swimming Lessons
Fireworks
Petone Winter Carnival
Petone Winter Carnival
Hutt Scene
David Ogden (Mayor of Hutt City), John Rae (event director, AmeriCARna)