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Support local..Come along and join the FaCe meeting this Thursday, 5.00pm in the staffroom.
Wellington’s rating policy review – have your say ![]()
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Wellingtonians are being invited to help inform the future of the city’s rating system as Wellington City Council begins engagement on a review of its rating policies. ![]()
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The Council is proposing five changes: ![]()
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Changing how we calculate rates, from a capital value-based system to a land value-based system. ![]()
Changing the commercial differential over six years, from $3.70 in rates for commercial properties for every $1 of household rates, to $3 for every $1 of household rates. ![]()
Increasing the area where the vacant land and derelict building rate can be charged. ![]()
Introducing a rates differential for the new water services provider Tiaki Wai. ![]()
Simplifying the rates remissions for earthquake prone buildings. ![]()
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Consultation is open from 19 October to 15 November 2026. ![]()
www.letstalk.wellington.govt.nz/rating-policies-review![]()
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Te Taurapa Council Planning and Finance Committee Chair, Councillor Diane Calvert says: “Rates affect everyone, so we want everyone to know about these proposals, read the information, and give us their feedback. ![]()
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“This review is not about the total amount of rates the council collects, it’s about the proportion collected from different types of ratepayers. ![]()
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“Some of the proposals change how rates are allocated, which may increase rates for some properties, and reduce rates for other properties.” ![]()
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www.letstalk.wellington.govt.nz/rating-policies-review![]()
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The consultation web page includes an online capital value/land value rates comparison tool. Ratepayers can use this tool to compare their current rates under the capital value rating system with an estimate of their rates under a land value rating system. ![]()
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Mayor Andrew Little also recommends all Wellingtonians take part in the consultation. ![]()
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“This is really important as this is the way we levy rates across the city, our residents and businesses. Rates are the biggest source of council’s revenue to pay for the community services and facilities that we love and rely on. These proposals affect everyone in Wellington, so everyone should have their say.” ![]()
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No decisions about the proposals have been made yet. ![]()
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The Council will review all the feedback in December before deciding which proposals proceed to detailed development. The detailed proposals will be open for formal public consultation as part the draft 2027–37 ten-year budget (Long-term Plan) engagement in April. ![]()
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The Council may decide to proceed with all, some, or none of the proposals, or make other changes following this initial consultation.
www.letstalk.wellington.govt.nz
Rates affect everyone in Wellington. We’re reviewing five rating policies, and we want to hear your views.
It's time to treat your significant other to a nice night out dinner and a movieWe are open from 5pm this weekend and have full availability! ![]()
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Lots of room for walk-ins, or call our friendly team to secure your spot. ![]()
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It's all go at the Sink Bathhouse have you booked your session try it I'm sure you'll feel relaxed and ready to face whatever comes your wayAaaaaand we’ve got heat again! We’ll be ready for you from tomorrow <3
Welcome to our newest business in Miramar, Sink Bathhouse 128A unit A park Road, a little hiccup for the opening tomorrow so keep your eye out for an updateWelp it wouldn’t be a propper opening without a delay of some kind. ![]()
After a beautiful run of pre opening sessions our sauna heater is having technical difficulties after attempting to change the automated shut off timer. Of course it’s the day before opening and Sunday. ![]()
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Unfortunately we need to delay our opening, we just dont know how long for yet. It could be an easy fix or we may need a replacement part. Hoping for the easy fix option but we’ll know more tomorrow. ![]()
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If you were booked in to our opening night sessions tomorrow (Monday 12th), you’ll be credited back to rebook. We’re going one day at a time for now and hoping we can still run Tuesday sessions but expect another update from us tomorrow. ![]()
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Thanks heaps for your support and understanding, totally not the opening we were hoping for but alas. ![]()
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Sink with you soon 🪨
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The charred oak helps give bourbon its colour and develops flavour as the spirit ages.![]()
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Old Virginia spends six years in new, charred oak barrels, picking up notes of warming spice, vanilla, caramel and wood along the way.![]()
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Taste the flavour shaped by six years in charred oak. Find Old Virginia 6YO Bourbon 700ml at your local Big Barrel.![]()
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