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  • Locals invited to have their say on the future of eastern Porirua

    Feedback is now open on the draft Spatial Plan for Porirua Development, which will guide development and investment decisions for the next 25 years in eastern Porirua. Akapuanga Hall, 14 Bedford Court Cannons Creek between Friday 26 May and Saturday 10 June.  There will also be activities happening around Cannons Creek

  • Major Government investment in water and sewerage infrastructure for eastern Porirua

    The Porirua Development is more than just upgrading and creating news homes in eastern Porirua; it’s about ensuring the infrastructure and community amenities can support future generations. flooding through the creation of a wetland in Cannons Creek. Funding will also be used to address land remediation and development work around Cannons Creek

  • 100,000 native plants to help grow local careers

    Over the next three years the Environmental Cadetship programme will help local residents from eastern Porirua gain valuable qualifications and on-the-job training, whilst seeing more than 100,000 native plants planted through Bothamley and Cannons Creek parks. Environmental Cadetship Programme The recent removal of non-indigenous pine trees from two local parks (Bothamley and Cannons Creek Park) to enable Te Rā Nui to

  • Wellington’s largest residential development site reaches major milestone

    Kāinga Ora and its partners are celebrating a significant milestone with the completion of civils and infrastructure works at the Esk site in Te Rā Nui – Eastern Porirua Development. , has worked to upgrade aging infrastructure and improve stormwater management in Cannons Creek catchment. “It has always been important to the partners of Te Rā

  • New state homes delivered in eastern Porirua

    More housing is being delivered through the Porirua Development with the opening of the first of 53 new state homes in Cannons Creek, Porirua. Zealanders,” says Patrick In addition to the new Castor Crescent, another 14 new state homes in Cannons Creek will be completed in the next couple of months

  • Porirua neighbourhood comes together for clean-up event

    Good things happen when people work together – which is exactly what happened when communities in Eastern Porirua gathered for a neighbourhood clean-up event in September. throughout the four neighbourhoods that form part of the project precinct – Cannons Creek, Waitangirua, Rānui and Ascot Park. Te Rā Nui provided rubbish bags and skip

  • New Champion Street homes delivered in eastern Porirua

    Earlier this week marked the completion of 14 new one-bedroom homes in Champion Street, Cannons Creek, with a small official blessing attended by Ngāti Toa Rangatira kaumatua Taku Parai. completed this year in Cannons Creek, following the completion of 10 new homes in Castor Crescent in July. “We’re also looking forward to the next two lots in

  • Wastewater upgrade prevents sewage flowing into harbour

    new wetland at the bottom (northern end) of Cannons Creek and an additional reservoir to help supply clean drinking and emergency water to residents living in eastern Porirua and parts of Whitby.

  • Wellington region

    With the strong and increasing demand for housing in the Wellington region, Kāinga Ora is working on a large build programme. Waitangirua, Ascot Park, Kenepuru, Titahi Bay, Cannons Creek and Rānui Dixon Street Flats, Central Wellington The Dixon Street Flats at 134 Dixon Street in central

  • Foundations for the future: how 40,000 homes are made possible

    Kāinga Ora is building infrastructure at scale across New Zealand. Watch this video to see how just a few of our projects are tracking, and what that means for the communities we serve. Te Rā Nui will also provide outdoor community amenity. In Cannons Creek Park, a large urban wetland will become part of that wider stormwater network. It will

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