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1. www.huttcity.govt.nzHutt City Council

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   Sep 6, 2017 · 13 September. Bumper weekend in store for Lower Hutt. From LEGO® building and running up hills to a celebration of cultural diversity, Lower Hutt is the place to be this weekend. View more news. Pools. See the Pools Website.

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     Kaupapa Māori. Our Māori heritage is key to who we are as a...

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     Lower Hutt is rich in both art and culture. Find out about...

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     Find out about how we hold elections in Lower Hutt. Kōrero...

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lower_HuttLower Hutt - Wikipedia

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   Lower Hutt (Māori: Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai) [4] is a city in the Wellington Region of New Zealand. Administered by the Hutt City Council, it is one of the four cities that constitute the Wellington metropolitan area. If considered a city it is New Zealand's sixth most populous, with a population of 114,000. [3]

4. www.wellingtonnz.com › visit › hutt-valleyLower Hutt: A vibrant city with a big backyard - WellingtonNZ

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   Lower Hutt is a diverse and energetic city with a big green backyard. A short drive from Wellington City, you’ll find sprawling regional parks, rugged coastlines, and quaint seaside villages.

5. nzpocketguide.com › 10-thrilling-things-to-do-in-lower-hutt10 Best Things to Do in Lower Hutt - NZ Pocket Guide

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   • Explore Matiu/Somes Island. Catch a ferry to Matiu / Somes Island and explore this wildlife reserve, free from rodent predators, home to tuatara and native birds.
   • Indulge on Jackson Street. One of the best places to discover Wellington’s heritage is down Jackson Street in Petone. The good-looking street is home to a mix of architecture, boutiques and over 60 cafes, bars and restaurants!
   • Go Bowling. If the weather is not playing ball then play ball at the Strike Entertainment Centre. This 10-pin bowling venue has a bar and is a great place to get competitive with friends.
   • Visit the Petone Settlers Museum. Petone is steeped in history both with the local Maori tribes and by being the first organised European settlement in the country.

6. www.seeanddo.co.nz › lowerhuttThings To Do In Lower Hutt - New Zealand

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   Lower Hutt has a range of harbour, river, plains and mountain landscapes that gives Hutt City a unique appeal. Just 15 minutes north of Wellington, Lower Hutt is the second largest city in the Wellington region. Enjoy excellent museums and art galleries or explore the bays.

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7. www.aa.co.nz › travel › editorialThe history and attractions of Lower Hutt | AA New Zealand

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   In all, Lower Hutt is New Zealand’s seventh most populous city. It extends from the slopes of the hills on either side of the valley north from the beach at Petone to the Taita Gorge, where Lower Hutt becomes Upper Hutt, and around the eastern headland of Wellington Harbour to Pencarrow Head.

8. en.wikivoyage.org › wiki › WellingtonWellington/Lower Hutt – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

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   Lower Hutt (also called Hutt City after its local council's self-chosen name) is a city of 112,000 people (2021) in the lower (southern) Hutt Valley, near Wellington, in the Greater Wellington region of the North Island of New Zealand.