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Porirua City is at the orange setting of the traffic lights protection framework. This means some changes to the way we work and live, as protections are in place to help minimise the spread of Covid-19 in the community. Find out more
For up to date information about alert levels, community cases, and getting tested visit covid19.govt.nz and health.govt.nz.
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The kids of Takapūwāhia have one message for motorists - āta haere (slow down). Their message adorns new traffic signs that have gone up in the village - the first bilingual road signs in Porirua.
10 Sep 2017
A stunning mural on an electrical substation in Titahi Bay was unveiled this morning by Porirua City Council and the Titahi Bay Horticultural Society.
8 Sep 2017
A fenced dog park for Porirua will be part of the city’s Long-term Plan discussions after getting clear support from residents during a review of Porirua’s Dog Control Policy and Bylaw.
7 Sep 2017
Porirua’s young future leaders were honoured today for going the extra mile to serve their schools and the community.
4 Sep 2017
Calling all sports stars, sports teams and sports coaches – 2017 Sports Awards nominations are now open.
1 Sep 2017
Porirua City and the other seven Councils in the Wellington region have a new joint plan aiming to reduce waste sent to landfills by a third over the next 10 years.
31 Aug 2017
