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Wellington Mayor Andrew Little has successfully passed a three-year plan, the first by the council in nearly a decade, adopted by a majority vote, despite earlier concerns from New Zealand business leaders regarding Wellington's overall direction.
A Labour MP is reportedly in disagreement with Andrew Little regarding communications surrounding a sewage disaster, citing 'radio silence'.
Much of the south coast has been listed as unsuitable for swimming, as well the bulk of the inner harbour including Oriental Bay after rain.
Wellington Mayor Andrew Little stated that the council and health authorities must be practical and realistic regarding public access to beaches, implying a need for balanced approaches rather than simply advising people to stay away.