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Hutt City
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Brand guidelines
April 2023 / Version 1.1
huttcity.govt.nz
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We are Hutt City Council, the organisation
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responsible for ensuring local democratic
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decision making by, and on behalf of,
the people of Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower
Hutt. We’re an ambitious team of leaders,
planners, connectors and creators
designing our future alongside our
communities.
This guide will help you understand and
work with the elements that make up our
visual identity. It’s not a rule book. It’s a
starting point for creating consistent and
inspiring visual communications that bring
our brand to life.
Kia ora, and thank you.
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What we do
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We want Lower Hutt to be a city
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where everyone thrives. We look
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at the big picture, and we work
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with our community to improve
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wellbeing for all.
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We recognise the distinct and
diverse communities that make
up our city, and we create spaces
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and opportunities for people
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We work to create a place where
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our residents love to live, an
economy that attracts investors,
and a city that supports new
businesses and job opportunities.
everyone
We help to keep our city running by
providing essential infrastructure,
and we work with our partners to
build a better Lower Hutt.
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approach
We’re a village of vil ages and celebrate
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what each community, iwi, and whānau bring.
Brand
Our brand values are the talk we
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all walk. They are the fundamental
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principles that guide our attitudes
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and actions. They help us to
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We’re unpretentious, approachable, and keep it real.
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determine what is important to us.
Our values define how we conduct
ourselves and treat others, and
Ambitious
they influence our interactions with
the world around us.
We leave no stone unturned to make Lower Hutt
a great place. We’re bold and expect the best from
ourselves and others.
Vibrant
We support community spirit and wellbeing through
markets, festivals, events, sports and recreation facilities,
preserving our natural environment for current and future
generations.
Optimistic
We believe our actions will create a bright future for our
mokopuna to inherit.
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Sub-branding
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needs to be differentiated from the Hutt
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City brand; we create a sub-brand in this
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situation.
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At Hutt City Council, we define a sub-brand
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as a business, product, service, or facility
owned, control ed, directed, or funded
by Hutt City Council that needs to be
differentiated from the master brand due to
a niche audience or commercial focus.
For standard Hutt City Council
products, services
and facilities that need a logo, use the
Hutt City Council product lock-up method.
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Brand
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Logo
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Formats
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The Hutt City Council logo is composed of
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the Hutt City Council word mark and its te
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reo Māori translation, Te Awa Kairangi.
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Our logo comes in:
1. Full colour logo
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2. Single colour logo*
3. Grey logo
4. Reversed logo
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*In some situations, it might be appropriate
to use the logo in a single colour that aligns
with the overall design palette of a piece. Any
such usage needs to be approved by the
communications team.
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Logo lockup
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The Hutt City Council logo lockup has been
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created as a way to give Hutt City Council
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products, services and facilities their own
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logo identifier while maintaining the integrity
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of the overall Hutt City Council brand.
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Creating a logo lockup
A logo lockup is created by pairing the Hutt
City Council logo with the product, service,
or facility wordmark.
Wordmark
Examples
A wordmark is the formatted name of the
product, service, or facility. There are three
types of wordmark at Hutt City Council:
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Te Pātaka Kōrero o Wainuiomata
Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub
1. When a Te Reo translation of the name
is used, the Te Reo name is typeset in
Poppins Semi-Bold, above the English
name typeset in Poppins Light.
2. When there is a product, service or
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facility in a particular location, the
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location is typeset in Poppins Semi-Bold,
above the product, service, or facility
type in Poppins Light.
3. When the wordmark is only one line, the
font size can be increased to make the
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Neighbourhood Hubs
lockup look balanced.
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Logo
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Co-branding
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We use co-branding to acknowledge
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our ongoing relationships with a range of
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partners and support local initiatives.
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'Supported by' lockup
When we want to show that we are a
supporting partner, but not the primary
driver, of a local initiative, business or
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council-control ed organisation, we can use
the 'supported by' lock-up.
Partnerships
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When we are an equal partner with another
organisation in a project or initiative, use the
Hutt City Council logo.
Logo line up
Always fol ow the clear space and minimum
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size guidelines when using the Hutt City
Logo
logo or lock ups in a logo line-up.
1. Where possible, avoid stacking logos
vertical y as this may imply a hierarchy.
Logo
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Minimum size and clear space
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The clear space and minimum size rules
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product lock ups.
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Clear space
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Clear space rules ensure that our logo is
clear of typography or graphic elements so
that it is easy to identify.
Use the width of the letter
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logo to determine the minimum clear
space required.
Minimum size
The minimum size for our logo is
10mm high.
This rule ensures that the text in the logo is
10mm
always readable.
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The correct usage rules apply to all Hutt City
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Council logos and product lock-ups.
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1. Don't distort the logo
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2. Don’t use full colour version on
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photographs
3. Don't break the logo apart or rearrange
the logo elements
4. Don't place the ful -colour logo
on a dark background
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Colour
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Palette
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Our brand colour palette is
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bold and bright consisting of
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five primary colours and 10
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secondary colours.
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Tints
HCC Teal
HCC Orange
HCC Dark Green
HCC Dark Yellow
HCC Dark Blue
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PMS 172C
PMS 3425C
PMS 124C
PMS 2766C
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Y18
K0
C0
M88
Y100
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M13
Y83
K44
C5
M30
Y100
K0
C100
M96
Y37
K39
Although we have an expansive
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colour palette, there may be times
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when you need to soften the
colours. In this situation you may
SECONDARY
use tints of the brand colours.
Combinations
When combining colours in your
design, use a maximum of three
colours, one of which must be from
Purple
Mid Blue
Jade
Mid Green
Blue Grey
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PMS 2718C
PMS 3258C
PMS 376C
PMS 7546C
the primary palette (This doesn't
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Y100
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M69
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K44
apply to il ustrations.)
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B134
R95
G133
B195
R74
G192
B176
R127
G188
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Dark Pink
Red
Pink
Yellow
Blue
PMS 228C
PMS 485C
PMS 1777C
PMS 116C
PMS 301C
C40
M100
Y40
K18
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M98
Y100
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M18
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All text sizes
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Accessibility
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accessibility standards. The colour
HCC Dark Blue
Blue Grey
Dark Grey
HCC Dark Green
Purple
Dark Pink
HCC Orange
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combinations opposite meet the
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AA 1.4.3 Contrast standard.
For the best readability of
long-form body copy, use
HCC Dark blue or Blue Grey.
Please note that these accessibility
HCC Teal
Jade
Mid Green
Pink
Dark Yellow
Yellow
Blue
guidelines only apply to screen,
HCC Dark Blue
HCC Dark Blue
HCC Dark Blue
HCC Dark Blue
HCC Dark Blue
HCC Dark Blue
HCC Dark Blue
HCC Dark Blue
not print.
In order to ensure that all online
Large text only (18px and above)
information is readable by all
viewers, we recommend that
you use the tool found on the
fol owing website to check screen
accessibility.
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White
Mid Blue
Pink
HCC Orange
HCC Teal
HCC Orange
Mid Blue
Pink
Blue Grey
Blue Grey
Blue Grey
Blue Grey
Dark Grey
HCC Dark Green
HCC Dark Green
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
Mid Green
Mid Green
HCC Dark Yellow
HCC Teal
Mid Green
Pink
Blue
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Typography
Primary font
Secondary font
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Brand fonts
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Poppins
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Poppins is the primary brand font. It is a
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very clean and legible font that comes in
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18 weights and contains Māori macrons.
Substitute font – Arial
Poppins Black Italic
Ivy Journal Bold Italic
Arial is our substitute font for when Poppins
Poppins Black
Ivy Journal Bold
is unavailable.
Poppins Extra Bold Italic
Ivy Journal Semi Bold Italic
Ivy Journal
Poppins Extra Bold
Ivy Journal Semi Bold
Ivy Journal is the secondary brand font.
Poppins Bold Italic
Ivy Journal Italic
It is a modern yet classic sans serif font
Poppins Bold
Ivy Journal Regular
that comes in 10 weights and contains
Poppins Semi Bold Italic
Ivy Journal Light italic
Māori macrons.
Poppins Semi Bold
Ivy Journal Light
Substitute font – Times New Roman
Times New Roman is our substitute font
Poppins Medium italic
Ivy Journal Thin Italic
for when Ivy Journal is unavailable.
Poppins Medium
Ivy Journal Thin
Poppins Italic
Poppins Regular
Poppins Light Italic
Poppins Light
Poppins Extra Light Italic
Poppins Extra Light
Poppins Thin Italic
Poppins Thin
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Heading
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with a modern look and feel and
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Font combinations
Poppins Semi-bold
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Body text
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Poppins Light/Regular
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Heading
Ivy Journal bold
Used for communications where
you need a sense of energy. This
Body text
combination is particularly effective
Poppins Light/Regular
for posters and advertising.
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Heading
Ivy Journal Regular
Used when you want to have
Body text
a more formal tone to your
communications. Use light or
Ivy Journal light/regular
medium font weights for headings
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Our brand graphics are a col ection of
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patterns inspired by the topographic lines of
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two significant areas around Te Awa Kairangi
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ki Tai Lower Hutt:
Pukeatua, the high ridge
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between Waiwhetū and Wainuiomata and
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Pukeariki, the highest point in Wel ington's
Belmont Regional Park (Belmont Trig).
The movement of the lines references the
form of the land, the coastline's shape, the
tides' movement, and the river's flow and
symbolises the energy and diversity of the
different cultures, communities and people
living and working together in Te Awa
Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt.
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Pukeatua
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Pukeatua is the name of the high ridge
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Wainuiomata. Pukeatua features strongly
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in the historical narratives of this region
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and is the most significant geographical
feature for the descendants of Waiwhetū
pā, Waiwhetū marae and their related hapū,
Ngāti Puketapu, Te Matehou, Ngāti Hāmua,
and Mangatuku.
Ko Pukeatua te mounga
Ko Waiwhetū te awa
Ko Waiwhetū te marae
Ko Arohanui ki te Tangata te pouwhare
Ko Ngāti Puketapu, ko Te Matehou, ko
Ngāti Hāmua, ko Mangatuku ngā hapū
Ko Te Āti Awa te iwi
According to Māori, the ancestor Māui-
tikitiki-a-Taranga is credited with fishing up
a giant fish, which came to be what we now
know as the North Island of New Zealand.
This fish is known by many names to Māori,
the most common being Te Ika-a-Māui or
The Fish of Māui. To the Taranaki Whānui
tribes, this fish is sometimes more formal y
referred to as Te Ika-whakarau-a-kutikuti-
pekapeka which describes the actions of
the older brothers of Māui immediately
after the surfacing of the fish, in causing the
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formation of many of the val eys and mountain
their incantations. This went on for a long time
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ranges that form the landscape we know
until, final y, the fish succumbed to their prayer,
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today. Remutaka, along with the Tararua and
released its powerful jaws, that were clenched
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Ruahine mountain ranges, make up the spine
shut at a result of the actions of the brothers of
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of the fish and much of the topography that
Māui, opened, letting in a huge pool of water,
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Te Awa Kairangi is home to is derived from this
along with two very special beings, who were
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tale. This tale of Te Kāhui Māui and the great
children of Tangaroa, and then shut, forming
fish heralds the arrival of Te Kāhui Mounga (the
a lake that was once known as Te Wai Maanga.
mountain clan) and first utterance of Pukeatua
It was here that those two beings grew and
in the historical narrative of this region.
became the guardian spirits of the lake –
Fearing death, the elder brothers of Maui-
Ngake and Whātaitai.
tikitiki invoked Ranginui to dispatch a power
greater than that of the broad and extensive
fish of Maui. Thus, the first of the Kāhui
Mounga, the mountain clan, came into being,
Matua-te-Mana – now known as Mount
Ruapehu who was absolute of authority.
It was the job Matua-te-Mana to calm the
fish, but the fish was too strong, so Ranginui
dispatched more warriors of Te Kāhui Mounga,
to join him – Matua-te-Tapu (absolute of
all things sacred – Taranaki); Matua-te-Toa
(absolute of the warrior code – Tongariro);
Matua-te-Hine (absolute of the female
essence – Pihanga); Matua-te-Puhi (absolute
of purity – Rauhoto); and Matua-te-Pononga
(absolute in servitude – Ngauruhoe). Once
here, they made their way to Te Panepane o
Te Ika – The Head of the Fish. Here they made
a tūāhu, a sacred alter, at the top of Pukeatua,
the summit of the gods, and began to recite
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Pukeariki
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Pukeariki is the name of the highest point
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in Wel ington's Belmont Regional Park
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Kairangi and Porirua, and also the marae
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upon which the Te Āti Awa meeting house,
Te Tatau o Te Pō, is situated. Pukeariki is the
most significant geographical feature for
the descendants of Te Tatau o Te Pō Marae
and their related hapū, Ngāti Tāwhirikura and
Ngāti Te Whiti.
Ko Pukeariki te mounga
Ko Korokoro o Te Mana te awa
Ko Pukeariki te marae
Ko Te Tatau o Te Pō te pouwhare
Ko Ngāti Tāwhirikura, ko Te Whiti ngā hapū
Ko Te Āti Awa te iwi
The name, Pukeariki, predates its usage in
Te Awa Kairangi and takes its origins from
a large hil , located near the mouth of the
Huatoki Stream in central Ngā Motu (New
Plymouth) in Northern Taranaki. Pukeariki was
formerly the location of an important Te Āti
Awa pā (fortified vil age) of the same name.
The earliest known history of this location
dates from 1700 when the large pā was
the home of the great rangatira, Te Rangi
Āpiti Rua.
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The literal translation, ‘Hill of Chiefs', implies
Today, Te Tatau o Te Pō and its marae, Pukeariki,
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that those of high rank had strong associations
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history, it was a fortified stronghold for Ngāti
October 1933. At that time, and into the 1950s,
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Tāwhirikura and Ngāti Te Whiti of Te Āti Awa.
many of the whānau of the marae lived on the
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Te Tatau o te Pō was the name of the whare
blocks awarded to the people of Pito One pā
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wānanga of this pā. This was a house of
and Te Tatau o Te Pō, known as Hutt Sections
learning where tohunga taught the ancient
1, 2, 3, 16 & 20, covering some 556 acres (225
arts of the Te Āti Awa people. This pā was later
hectares). Te Tatau o Te Pō is located on Hutt
abandoned when Waikato tribes invaded
Section 16, Subdivision 21, Deposited Plan
Ngā Motu during the musket wars and the
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inhabitants of Pukeariki were forced to leave.
From then until the arrival of European settlers,
it remained uninhabited.
With the arrival of Ngāti Te Whiti and Ngāti
Tāwhirikura to Wel ington from the early 1820s,
they occupied many sites around the harbour,
including establishing Pito One pā at the
western end of the beach on the northern side
of the harbour. Outside the Pā and a little to
the West, the house of Hōniana Te Puni Kōkopu,
Te Tatau o Te Pō, and the fortified vil age of
Pukeariki was located. The meeting house and
the land upon which it stood were named
after the former whare wānanga and pā in Ngā
Motu. Te Tatau o Te Pō original y stood at what
is now the corner of Te Puni Street and the
Esplanade and was later moved to a new site
where the Pito One West School was located. It
was here that Hōniana Te Puni died.
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Creating patterns
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Brand graphic patterns are
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created by cropping a smal er area
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of the larger Pukeatua or Pukeariki
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topographic illustrations.
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Pattern treatments
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1. Solid colour with tinted brand graphic
2. Solid colour with solid colour
brand graphic
3. Single colour on white background
4. Tint on white background
5. Small sections of lines can be isolated
and incorporated into photography or
create unique imagery
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Brand
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Photography
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Our photography should show
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the diversity of the people and
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landscape of Te Awa Kairangi ki
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Tai Lower Hutt. This is achieved by
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showing local landmarks, nature,
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and real interactions that depict
community and connection.
Our style
• Natural and engaging
• Diversity – people,
location, landscape
• Warm and positive interactions
• Natural light and colours
• Image depth
• Interesting compositions
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Illustration
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communication and is ideal for situations
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Our style
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• Simple
• Geometric
• Strong use of colour
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Bringing
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Logo placement
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The Hutt City Council logo can be placed in any
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of the four corners of your layout.
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Left or right?
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For consistency, the preference is to align the
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logo along the right-hand side of the page, but if
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it works better for your design to align to the left,
that is perfectly fine.
Top or bottom?
In situations where the logo needs to be
prominent — our corporate letterhead, for
example — positioning it at the top of the layout
is the best option. However, when you need to
maximise the impact of your message, then
the best place for the logo is at the bottom
of the page.
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Structure
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all A-Series paper sizes e.g. A5, A4, A3. Here
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1. Page margin
2. Text safe area
3. Footer, this area is reserved for the
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Hutt City logo and web address*
4. URL size 2x grid squares wide
5. Hutt City Council logo 2.5 x grid
squares wide
Note: Logo minimum size rules override any
grid rules. At A6 2.5 x grid squares would be
too smal .
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*The footer area should be kept clear of other
design elements whenever possible.
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Corporate stationery
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30 Laings Road, Lower Hutt
[email address]
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0800 488 824
Pukeatua / Wainuiomata Hill
Private bag 31-912, Lower Hutt 5040
www.huttcity.govt.nz
The pattern at the top of this page is inspired by the natural landforms, hills, river, and coastline surrounding Lower Hutt. It represents our people, our place, and our home.
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Notices and announcements
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Notification of applications for Resource Consents and
Notices of Requirement: WGN220027, RM210410 Under
sections 2AB, 95A, 168A, 169 and 181 of the Resource
Management Act 1991
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Wellington Regional Council and Hutt City Council have received applications for Resource Consents, Notices of
Requirement for Designations and Notices of Requirement for Alterations to Designations for the following:
RiverLink Applicants:
replacement of culverts.
• Discharge permit in accordance with section 15 of the
water
Wellington Regional Council, Hutt City Council, Waka Kotahi
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
RMA for the discharge of contaminants to air associated
NZ Transport Agency.
RMA for the new Melling vehicle bridge and the new
with the processing of river gravels.
Location:
pedestrian/cycle bridge across the Te Awa Kairangi
The following additional consents, applicable to the
Te Awa Kairangi Hutt River
Hutt River including piers constructed in the river and
operation and maintenance phase of the project, have
A 3km section of the Te Awa Kairangi/Hutt River between
temporary causeways for construction.
been sought from Wellington Regional Council:
Kennedy Good Bridge and Ewen Bridge and the immediate
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
• Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Hutt City
urban environs on either side, including Lower Hutt city
RMA for new structures in the bed of the Te Awa Kairangi
Council are seeking discharge permits in accordance
centre, State Highway 2 and Melling Interchange.
Hutt River such as habitat features, erosion protection
with section 15 of the RMA for operational stormwater
upgrade
Proposal:
structures and river access structures including within
discharges from the State Highway network, local roads
sites of significance to mana whenua.
and impermeable surfaces.
The applicants have applied to Wellington Regional Council
and Hutt City Council for a suite of Resource Consents
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
• The following resource consents have been sought from
and Notices of Requirement for projects relating to flood
RMA for the maintenance, repair, replacement, upgrade,
Hutt City Council by Wellington Regional Council, Waka
protection works; roading and intersection works for State
or use of existing structures, including erosion protection
Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Hutt City Council:
Highway 2; a new road bridge across Te Awa Kairangi Hutt
structures.
• Land use consent under the National Environmental
River; a new pedestrian and cycle bridge across the river;
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of
Standard for Assessing and Managing Contaminants
construction works associated with a new Melling Train
the RMA for the demolition and removal of temporary
in Soil to Protect Human Health Regulations to disturb
Station; and renewal and regeneration works within the
structures required for construction activities including
contaminated soil
Lower Hutt city centre.
the temporary causeways to construct the new Melling
KiwiRail Notice of Requirement
Road closure
Notices of Requirement for Designations are sought from
Bridge, the pedestrian/ cycle bridge and the existing
In conjunction with applications listed above, Hutt City
Hutt City Council.
Melling Bridge.
Council has received a separate application for a Notice of
• Wellington Regional Council (Requiring Authority) is
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
Requirement for an alteration to the boundary of existing
giving Notice of Requirement for a Designation for the
RMA for beach re-contouring, gravel extraction, and bed
designation NZR1 from:
Jackson Street, Petone
construction, operation and maintenance of flood
excavation of the Te Awa Kairangi Hutt River within and
Applicants:
protection works and associated works necessary to
outside sites of significance to mana whenua.
KiwiRail Holdings Limited
support flood protection purposes.
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
Location:
• Wellington Regional Council is giving Notice of
RMA for vegetation removal and planting within the bed
From the intersection of the Melling line and Pharazyn Street
March 6 – 7 2022
Requirement for a Designation for the proposed
of the Te Awa Kairangi Hutt River, including the planting
to the location of the existing Melling Station.
construction, operation and maintenance of a new
of non-native species within sites of significance to
Melling Train Station and associated infrastructure.
mana whenua.
Proposal:
• Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is giving Notice
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
Relocate the Melling line to the south east of the existing
of a Requirement for a Designation for construction,
RMA for construction vehicle tracking through the Te
location.
operation, maintenance and improvement of a state
Awa Kairangi Hutt River.
To view the applications
highway, the Melling Interchange improvements, a
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
The applications and notices of requirements, including the
new Melling vehicle bridge, cycleway/shared path and
RMA for the reclamation of 25m in length of a stream
assessments of environmental effects and other relevant
RiverLink –
associated infrastructure.
near Harbour View Road.
matters and all supporting information, can be viewed on
• Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is giving Notice of
• Water permit in accordance with section 14 of the RMA
the Greater Wellington website at haveyoursay.gw.govt.nz/
a Requirement to alter the boundary of Designation
for the take, diversion and discharge of groundwater for
riverlink-consent.
TNZ 1 for the Melling Interchange improvements, and
the purpose of dewatering.
The application may be inspected or purchased at the
associated activities.
• Water permit in accordance with section 14 of the
website referred to above or at Hutt City Council and
Transforming
• Hutt City Council is giving Notice of a Requirement
RMA for the permanent diversion of flood water due
Greater Wellington offices during opening hours. If you
for a Designation for construction, operation and
to construction of stop banks and structures in the
have any questions about the application, please contact
maintenance of urban renewal and revitalisation works,
floodplain of Te Awa Kairangi Hutt River.
Environmental Technical Support, Greater Wellington, on
including local road and parking changes, new and
• Water permit in accordance with section 14 of the
0800 496 734 or at [email address].
improved local road, parking, landscape, pedestrian
RMA for all other activities associated with RiverLink
To make a submission
and cyclist infrastructure, and amenity infrastructure
that result in the temporary or permanent diversion of
Any person may make a submission on these applications
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Lower Hutt
and public spaces and places, and integration of
water including temporary diversions of water within Te
or notices of requirement, but a person who is a trade
existing and/or future buildings with flood protection
Awa Kairangi Hutt River and tributaries associated with
competitor of the applicant(s) may do so only if that
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structures.
construction works.
person is directly affected by an effect of the activity to
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• Hutt City Council is giving Notice of a Requirement
• Water permit in accordance with section 14 of the
which the applications/notices of requirement relate that—
to alter the boundary of Designation HCC 4 for the
RMA for permanent diversion of water within or from
(a) adversely affects the environment; and
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Riverbank Carpark.
the tributaries of Te Awa Kairangi Hutt Rover through
Sumissions close March 4 2021
(b) does not relate to trade competition or the effects of
Wellington Regional Council, Hutt City Council, Waka Kotahi
replacement culverts.
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competition
NZ Transport Agency have sought the following Resource
• Discharge permit in accordance with section 15 of
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Consents. The following consents that will commence
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the RMA for discharge of sediment-laden water and
You may make a submission by sending a written or
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during the construction phase of the project have been
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contaminants to water or onto land where it may enter
electronic submission to Greater Wellington Regional
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sought from Wellington Regional Council:
water from earthworks and vegetation clearance.
Council at PO Box 11646, Wellington 6011. The submission
must be in the prescribed Form. Copies of this form are
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• Land use consents in accordance with section 9(2)
• Discharge permit in accordance with section 15 of the
available from Greater Wellington - please contact us on
of the RMA to undertake large scale earthworks and
RMA for the discharge of sediment to water as a result
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0800 496 734 or notifications@ gw.govt.nz. Or, to make an
vegetation clearance, including earthworks within a
of works in the watercourses (i.e. structures, gravel
online submission please visit haveyoursay.gw.govt.nz/
Community Drinking Water Supply Protection Area; and
extraction, excavations).
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riverlink-consent.
drilling of bores in a Community Drinking Water Supply
• Discharge permit in accordance with section 15 of the
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Protection Area.
Submissions close on Wednesday 22nd September 2021
RMA for the discharge of contaminated land to land
at 5:00pm.
• Land use consent in accordance with section 13 of the
and water.
RMA for reconstruction, construction, alteration and
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utt City
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utt City
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utt City
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Te Pātaka Kōrero o Wainuiomata
ne
Huia
Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub
Library Services
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Pool + Fitness
A fancy
new pool
is coming
your way
Huia pool is on track to reopen on
+ a new learn-to-swim pool
+ a new gym
lane swimming and recreational
25m x 10m. This purpose-built
This state-of-the-art facility is
use. The current children’s pool
pool is the dedicated venue for
spread over 400 square metres
will also be freed up for more
Huia’s hugely popular Swim City
and features the latest Life Fitness
recreational swimming by under-
lessons. An ideal environment for
equipment for cardio and weight
8's. Old favourites, the private and
Story The bomb
teaching both young ones and
training. Treadmills have internet
poolside spas, will still be there.
Kapa
March 6 – 7 2022
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A live reading and musical
older groups.
connection, Sky TV and a plug for
The shop, selling leading brands
performance by Sasha Cotter
+ a new hydrotherapy pool
your own music. Located on the
such as Speedo, Spank and
25m x 8m. Designed for
first floor, it has views over the
Zoggs, will now also supply gym
and Josh Morgan.
people with disabilities, injury
Hutt Recreation Ground.
wear.
Haka
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rehabilitation, and low-impact
+ a new 24-space carpark
time Petone Library
exercises like water walking.
and redesigned foyer.
10 am, Saturday
Heated to a comfortable 33°C,
There’s dedicated disability
there’s also a therapy bench
parking, plus a more streamlined
March 6, 2022
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with jets aimed at the lower and
layout throughout the new
upper back, a 15m access ramp
complex. The current main pool
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and a full hoist.
will be freed up to cater for more
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utt City
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Te Pātaka Kōrero o Wainuiomata
Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub
Have
Storm
your say
water
upgrade
RiverLink
Submissions close
Road closure
March 4, 2021
Jackson Street, Petone
Kapa Haka Festival
March 6 – 7, 2022
March 6 – 7, 2022
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