City to North Mole Shared Pathway This shared pathway runs from the Whanganui City Bridge to the North Mole in Castlecliff
Durie Hill Elevator entrance upgrade An upgrade and modernisation of the elevator's Anzac Parade entrance and elevator maintenance
Fitzherbert Avenue extension to Mosston Road The extension of Fitzherbert Avenue through to Mosston Road is a key growth project for the residential expansion of Springvale and the industrial development on Mill Road
Gloucester Street inground services upgrade An upgrade of the inground services system to reduce the risk of flooding to properties in the catchment north of London Street and Halswell Street
Kokohuia Wetland Development Master Plan Whanganui District Council is developing constructed concept designs for Kokohuia wetland to improve water quality, flood attenuation performance in the vicinity of Kokohuia and future land use
London Street Shared Pathway Stage 2 Stage 2 of the London Street Shared Pathway is a three-metre-wide concrete shared pathway running from Fergusson Street to Great North Road
Mill Road to Fitzherbert Avenue - new water main This project is part of a wider programme of works within the Council’s Long-Term Plan and Water Asset Management Plan to upgrade the level of service available through the network
Roadworks - Heads Road A section of Heads Road between Abbot Street and Beach Road is about to get a major rebuild
Sarjeant Gallery Redevelopment The redevelopment of the Sarjeant Galley Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui in Pukenamu Queen's Park includes earthquake strengthening and restoration of the century-old gallery, and construction of a new wing.
Te Pūwaha - Whanganui's Port Revitalisation Te Pūwaha, the Whanganui port revitalisation project, will enable better utilisation of the traditional Whanganui port area for a mix of commercial and recreational activities. It will improve the aesthetic appearance of the area, making it attractive to current and new users, creating jobs and training opportunities for local people. Announcement : We are currently running a series of community events to update the community on the Te Pūwaha project and get their feedback. See the Public Events section for a full list of events.