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Residents furious at two months of Wellington Water's noisy overnight works

Residents furious at two months of Wellington Water's noisy overnight works
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Residents of Wellington's Holloway Road are protesting against a month-long schedule of noisy overnight water infrastructure works. The narrow, valley-like geography of the street amplifies the sound, causing significant distress to locals living near the construction site.

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This illustrates the tension between essential urban infrastructure maintenance and the quality of life for residents in densely populated areas.

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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 provides a balanced account of the residents' complaints and the utility company's operational constraints.

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