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Residents furious at month of Wellington Water's noisy overnight works

Residents furious at month of Wellington Water's noisy overnight works
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Residents of a narrow street in Wellington are protesting a month-long project by Wellington Water that involves noisy overnight construction. The utility company claims the work is necessary for wastewater pipe replacement, but locals argue the geography of the area amplifies the noise, making sleep impossible.

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This reflects the common tension between essential urban infrastructure maintenance and the quality of life for local residents.

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A group of Holloway Road residents have voiced their opposition to a month of overnight water works. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone

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The article presents both the residents' grievances and the utility company's operational justifications neutrally.

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