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Wellington Regional Council

Wellington, New Zealand

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What Wellington Regional Council does.

Greater Wellington Regional Council is the governance body for the Wellington region in New Zealand. They are responsible for environmental protection, infrastructure, and public safety. The Wellington region is protected by various parks and conservation areas, including Akatarawa Forest, Battle Hill Farm, and Whitireia Park. The company also offers a range of services such as planning and implementing infrastructure projects, monitoring air and water pollution, and ensuring public transport connections. The Wellington region is also an important location for research and development in various fields, including environmental research and technology.

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