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Lower Hutt’s Waterloo station building to be demolished by end of 2027

The Greater Wellington Regional Council will demolish the rusting 38-year-old canopy and station building at Lower Hutt's Waterloo station by the end of 2027.

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The Greater Wellington Regional Council plans to remove the aging infrastructure at Waterloo station, Lower Hutt's main public transport interchange. The 38-year-old canopy and station building have deteriorated and will be knocked down by the end of next year.

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Lower Hutt station roof to be knocked down by end of 2027

The Greater Wellington Regional Council plans to remove the rusting 38-year-old canopy and station building at Waterloo station, Lower Hutt’s busiest public transport interchange, at the end of next year.

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