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    • Walk or wheel programmes
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    • Pedal Ready
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    • Family activities
    • Safe and active travel tools
    • More information from our partners
    • Stories
    • Kura Kete is here!
    • Seatoun school is making the invisible visible
    • Wellington students hop aboard a new walking school bus
    • Mode shift key to student safety
    • Movin' March has students travel 82,000 kilometres in the name of active travel
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  • Aquaculture in the Greater Wellington Region : A Discussion Document preview

    Aquaculture in the Greater Wellington Region : A Discussion Document

    This discussion document is the beginning of a process that
    could lead to changes to our Regional Coastal Plan to include
    AMAs. It sets out: information about our…

    Aquaculture in the Greater Wellington Region : A Discussion Document preview

    Download now (PDF 674 KB)

    alarm Published 01 Aug 2003
  • Determination of common pollutant background soil concentrations for the Wellington region

    The objective of this Greater Wellington investigation was to
    establish background concentration ranges for a number
    of common pollutants in soils within the Wellington Region.

    This information may…

    Download now (PDF 22 MB)

    alarm Published 01 Aug 2003
  • WTSM 2001 TN16_1 Trip End

    This paper describes the calibration of the trip end models (productions and attractions) for the purposes:

    Home Based Work (HBW)
    Home Based Education (HBEd)
    Home Based Shopping (HBSh) - including personal business
    Home Based…

    Download now (PDF 12 MB)

    alarm Published 31 Jul 2003
  • WTSM 2001 TN17_1 Distribution and Model

    The WTSM trip distribution and mode choice models estimate the trip matrices by mode and purpose from the trip ends and network generalised costs. They have been calibrated as 24…

    Download now (PDF 1 MB)

    alarm Published 31 Jul 2003
  • WTSM 2001 TN19_1 Time Period

    The demand models (trip end, distribution and mode choice) produce 24 hour person trip matrices by purpose and mode in production/attraction form (trips are ‘produced’ at home and ‘attracted’ to…

    Download now (PDF 525 KB)

    alarm Published 31 Jul 2003
  • Guidelines for the Safe Application of Biosolids to Land in New Zealand, New Zealand Water & Wastes Association (NZWWA), August 2003 preview

    Guidelines for the Safe Application of Biosolids to Land in New Zealand, New Zealand Water & Wastes Association (NZWWA), August 2003

    Guidelines for the Safe Application of Biosolids to Land in New Zealand, New Zealand Water & Wastes Association (NZWWA), August 2003 preview

    Download now (PDF 845 KB)

    alarm Published 01 Jul 2003
  • Transport Futures - July 2003

    This edition includes:

    Updated Benefit Cost Ratio for Transmission Gully

    Regional Land Transport Committee - Summary of 29 May 2003

    Meeting Held at Porirua City Council

    Download now (PDF 184 KB)

    alarm Published 01 Jul 2003
  • Save the Drain for Rain

    In urban areas, the pipes that collect rainwater from your

    roof and yard are connected to a network of underground

    pipes that transfer the rainwater to local streams or to the

    seashore. These…

    Download now (PDF 301 KB)

    alarm Published 19 Jun 2003
  • Inanga Spawning Habitats in the Wellington Region - Part 2 - Wairarapa

    This report surveys the Inanga spawning habitats in the

    Wairarapa, being the eastern districts of the Wellington Region,

    and delivers the results of this study.

    Download now (PDF 4.8 MB)

    alarm Published 02 Jun 2003
  • Save the Drain for Rain

    Save the Drain for Rain is a pamphet that explains the

    difference between the stormwater network and sewage

    system. It describes common house hold wastes that

    are often unintentionally disposed…

    Download now (PDF 301 KB)

    alarm Published 02 Jun 2003
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