Community Groups / March 2023
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South Coast Arts Trail 15-16th April
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Thanks to the South Coast Arts Trail team, all details are here for this year’s event. Last year was a great success and received rave reviews, so do make an effort to join in the fun!
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Recycling Reminder
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- Our Monthly recycling collection is on again tomorrow – Fits Saturday of every month, 10am to 12 noon, at Ngaio Union Church. Remember, the plastic caps we collect must be marked with the recycling mark 2 or 5, and will … Continue reading →
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Ngaio, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Schedule of Larger Item Collections
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- Each month this year at our recycling collections, we will also have a collection of other larger items that we will collect. Below are the dates and items: Saturday 1 April Ewaste (small and medium devices and appliances excluding TVs … Continue reading →
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Weekly E-news – 31 March 2023 Palm Sunday
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E News 31st March 2023 Would you believe this week is my one year anniversary at SAOTT. I officially started last year on 1st April and Palm Sunday was my […]
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St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30, The Terrace, Paekākā, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Cathedral Connection 2 April 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Honours for Mark and Dorothy
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Our heartfelt congratulations to benefactor Sir Mark Dunajtschik who was recognised with a Knighthood in the King’s New Year’s Honours list.
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Sacred heart cathedral parish holy week & easter timetable 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Vicar Letter - 31st March 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints Whānau This coming week is Holy Week.
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All Saints Anglican Church, 90, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Newsletter – Week Ending 2nd April
- Karori Anglican Churches
- EVENSONG THIS SUNDAY Join the St Mary’s Choir for Evensong, this Sunday at 6pm INTRODUCING OUR NEW STAFF POSITION Kate Harvey-Green is now our Community Enterprise Manager (CEM). Kate has been working for us as a contractor focused on the Te Korōria project and general support on various projects and activities across the whole of […]
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Newsletter – Week Ending 2nd April
- Karori Anglican Churches
- EVENSONG THIS SUNDAY Join the St Mary’s Choir for Evensong, this Sunday at 6pm INTRODUCING OUR NEW STAFF POSITION Kate Harvey-Green is now our Community Enterprise Manager (CEM). Kate has been working for us as a contractor focused on the Te Korōria project and general support on various projects and activities across the whole of […]
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Welly Award Winner!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- On behalf of Wellington Hospitals Foundation trustees and staff, our warmest congratulations to Chair Bill Day, who has won the Dominion Post Wellingtonian of the Year, in the category of Community Service! Bill is passionate about Wellington.
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Talk: The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and Boston’s Gilded Age
- Friends of Te Papa
- Hear about the self-assembled collection of art and objects created by Isabella Stewart Gardner, from her first purchase of Johannes Vermeer's The Concert.
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Talk: What Isabella wanted: the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and Boston’s Gilded Age
- Friends of Te Papa
- Hear about the self-assembled collection of art and objects created by Isabella Stewart Gardner, from her first purchase of Johannes Vermeer's The Concert.
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 2 April 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, Our journey through Lent brings us to Palm Sunday this week, and we have an ALL AGE service at 10am.
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St John's, Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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April 2023 Monthly Meeting
- Wellington Astronomical Society
- When: Tuesday 7th March at 7:30 pm.Where: Wellington Museum, in the Draughtsman’s Room. Wellington Museum is at 3 Jervois Quay, Queens Wharf.Or you can join the meeting via ZoomMeeting ID: 898 5793 4315Passcode: […] A post from https://www.was.org.nz
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Calling all knitters!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- With the temperatures starting to drop and the days becoming shorter we’re in need of lots of lovely knitting for our littlest patients.
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Off To The Zoo!
- Wellington Homeless Women's Trust
- When was the last time you went to the zoo!? For most of us, it's been many years since we last visited Wellington Zoo, but for some, going to the Zoo has never really been an option – So this was a very exciting outing for us and first time experience for some of our wāhine! We arrived nice and early with our packed lunches and spent the whole day exploring all of the cool enclosures.
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Wellington Zoological Gardens, Manchester Street, Melrose, Wellington, Wellington Region, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Talk: The BBC Antiques Roadshow
- Friends of Te Papa
- Marc Allum shares his personal insight and experience of Antiques Roadshow and it's many great discoveries, drawing upon his knowledge of the world of art and antiques.
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Talk: The BBC Antiques Roadshow
- Friends of Te Papa
- Marc Allum shares his personal insight and experience of Antiques Roadshow and it's many great discoveries, drawing upon his knowledge of the world of art and antiques.
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Welcome to Te Whare Nukunoa
- Wellington Homeless Women's Trust
- We are excited to welcome Alana to our team at Te Whare Nukunoa and express our gratitude for her contributions.
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A cultural asset building -v- lost inner-city green space - what do you think?
- INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
- What do you think about a Fale being built on Frank Kitts Park - would it be a cultural asset or a lost part of the city’s waterfront green space? Why think about this? This is a really important decision for inner-city residents, particularly, because we don’t live in leafy suburbs with a garden, and berms and pavements at the end of our drive. And we don’t have big nearby public playing fields like many of our outer neighbourhoods.
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Frank Kitts Park, Lambton, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Dear Parishioners,
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- In his Spiritual Exercises, St Ignatius Loyola suggests that when reading any Gospel story, we should try to put ourselves in the place of each character in turn and imagine how […]
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Weekly E-News – 24 March 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E News 24th March 2023 Last Friday I arrived at St. Albans in Palmerston North for our Central Presbytery gathering. I put my bag down and went straight to the […]
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St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30, The Terrace, Paekākā, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Cathedral Connection 26 March 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Sterile Gastroenterology Department patient waiting area transformed
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Wellington Hospital’s Gastroenterology waiting room was a small and unattractive space with little natural light.
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Vicar Letter - 24th March 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints WhānauAs most of you know, during Lent we have been participating in the Diocesan Lenten Study and listening each week to Bishop Justin and various speakers from the Lambeth Conference which Bishops Ellie and Justin attended last year.
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Newsletter Week Ending 26th March
- Karori Anglican Churches
- KARORI ANGLICAN AGM This year’s AGM will be held on Monday, 27th March starting at 7pm. A electronic copy of the annual report can be found at this link. Hardcopies of the annual report will be available on Sunday for those who are not online – but we are working to minimise waste, so please […]
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 26 March 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, On our journey of faith we look back to the past, where we are now, and to where we are heading.
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Extended warranties are a waste of money
- Age Concern Wellington
- Extended warranties are offered by retailers to provide cover for the cost of repairs in case of product faults after the manufacturer’s warranty has expired. But the extra expense involved in these extended warranties are generally a waste of your money, according to Consumer NZ. You’re already covered. Under the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA), ... Read more
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Rates Rebates New Form Project
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) has been in touch with Residents Associations because it is looking for people to assist with their redesigning of their Rates Rebates application form. A rates rebate is a partial rebate paid by Government … Continue reading →
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Impact Magazine – March 2023
- Wellington Photographic Society
- It is with great pleasure that we are back with a new issue. In the time since the last issue, […]
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Highly trained professionals collaborate to get critically ill patients to hospital
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Wellington Hospitals Foundation is a proud and long-time supporter of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), investing in excess of $3million in medical equipment and care items that help precious pēpē and their whānau.
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William Corfield
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- electrocuted at Miramar William, aged 24, was driving a lorry belonging to his employer John Keir along Evans Bay Road on 3rd November 1906. He was carting timber from Miramar […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Thomas William Rose Porter
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Thomas William Rose Porter (1843 – 1920) and Major, the War Horse. We were lucky to meet a family member of Thomas William Rose Porter who told us some stories […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Constance Annie de Bathe Vaughan
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- ‘she gave her life for her child’ Widely known as Miss Connie Brandon prior to her marriage, born in 1869 she was the eldest daughter of Henry Eustace de Bathe […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Edwin Joseph Ellis
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- “Missing Link” – have you any goods to sell? I never refuse them We recently shared a story with a photo that had the “Missing Link” second-hand shop in the […]
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Rachel Rothenberg
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Rachel was born in Kovno in Russian Poland to Lyons Caselberg and his wife Leah Joseph. In 1840 the family moved to Wales. The rapid expansion of coal mining had […]
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Eleanor White
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- ‘they also serve who only stand and wait’ Who organised this sweet headstone for a widow? Eleanor White was the eldest child of William and Harriet Jones and born in […]
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James Phillips
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- The catastrophe at Miramar At about 3:30pm on 6 June 1910, a mass of earth without the slightest warning came down upon two men who were working in the drive […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Mary Ann Clapshaw
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Born in 1849 Mary Ann Tiernan but known as Marion, she was raised in Quebec city, Canada by her Irish born parents. At age 16, she married Evan Davies. They […]
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Mary Louisa Hancock
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Our heads were turned first by the Hancock plot, and after a little delving realised the connection with a plot three along to the right. This is the story of […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Blindness
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- In the Gospel this week, we see how the Pharisees “suppress the truth by their wickedness” (Romans 1:18) because they refused to believe in the miracle of the curing of […]
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Weekly E-News – 17 March 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E NEWS 14TH MARCH 2023 By the time you read this I will be attending Central Presbytery at St. Albans Presbyterian Church in Palmerston North. This is actually my first […]
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St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30, The Terrace, Paekākā, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Cathedral Connection 19 March 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Vicar Letter - 17th March 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints Whānau.
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All Saints Anglican Church, 90, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Talk: Fifty Shades of Spider
- Friends of Te Papa
- With over 50000 species (and counting!) of spider known so far, it’s not surprising that their mating and courtship is often entertaining and sometimes mildly disturbing!
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Talk: Fifty Shades of Spider
- Friends of Te Papa
- With over 50000 species (and counting!) of spider known so far, it’s not surprising that their mating and courtship is often entertaining and sometimes mildly disturbing!
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Special Newsletter from Cardinal John Dew 16 March 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 19 March 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, If ‘seeing is believing’, what are the risks of spiritual blindness? This week we hear about the healing Jesus brings …to allow us to see fully.
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Newsletter Week Ending 19th March
- Karori Anglican Churches
- “On Friday, we’ll go play Lasertag. At laserforce on Tory street. We’ll bus down and if wanted back up again (everyone will need their snapper). We meet at 5 here to take the bus at 5:20 in Marsden village. We’ll pay 20$ p.p. (If the 20$ are a problem, let me know and we’ll solve […]
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Te Wao Nui’s new Lions funded Playscape opens!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Te Wao Nui’s stunning new outdoor Playscape, combines a play space with a sunny north facing outdoor retreat for those families spending time in hospital.
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Scouts make mini-pizzas
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Scouts were all given a topping and had to trade some of what they had, for whatever they wanted and didn’t have… some interesting topping combinations resulted😬
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Scout Hall, Harrison Street, Brooklyn, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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New Keas Invested
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Tonight we invested a bunch of new youth, awarded badges and invested a new Kaiārahi -a busy night!
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Ngaio Repair Cafe – 18 March
- Ngaio Progressive Association
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Piko Ward welcomes its first patient!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- This year marks the 111th anniversary of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for Children, which opened in Wellington on 13 March 1912, so it was fitting that after a small delay, we were able to welcome Laila (7) to the newly opened Piko Ward in Te Wao Nui this morning.
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Te Aro Eats - Uniting Kai Communities at CubaDupa
- Seeds to Feeds
- A meal to fill your bellies and your hearts.
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School Gala on this Saturday
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- The Pukerua Bay School Gala is back for 2023! See Facebook for more details. Date: Saturday 18 March 2023, 11am – 2pmVenue: Pukerua Bay School, Rawhiti Road (map) Pukerua Bay … School Gala on this Saturday Read More »
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Changes to funding
- Wellington Community Fund
- WCF has had to make the difficult decision to reduce our general grants budget significantly this year in order to ensure we can continue to grant in subsequent years. In line with our strategic ambitions we’ve looked at how we can continue to support those in our community who experience the most inequity and exclusion;...
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IWD23 Celebrations at Parliament
- Zonta Wellington
- Celebration of Wāhine In the early hours of Wednesday morning the sound of heels upon the Parliament marble floors rang in International...
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Evangelisation
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- This weekend we hear proclaimed the familiar gospel of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well. Just like a well this scripture is deep and nourishing. I know this […]
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Weekly E-News – 10 March 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E NEWS 10TH MARCH 2023 On international women’s day on Wednesday, I had the privilege of leading the devotions and blessings for the launch of a colleagues PhD in book […]
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The Cathedral Connection 12 March 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Vicar Letter - 10th March 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints Whānau,I sit here writing to you, marvelling at the mystery of life.
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High Tea: Celebrating Katherine Mansfield
- Friends of Te Papa
- In 1940 the National Art Gallery acquired a striking portrait of Katherine Mansfield, by the American artist Anne Estelle Rice. It is a bold, modern painting, full of colour and pattern, and alive with the rhythm of early 20th-century modernism.
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High Tea: Celebrating Katherine Mansfield
- Friends of Te Papa
- In 1940 the National Art Gallery acquired a striking portrait of Katherine Mansfield, by the American artist Anne Estelle Rice. It is a bold, modern painting, full of colour and pattern, and alive with the rhythm of early 20th-century modernism.
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Newsletter Week Ending 12th March
- Karori Anglican Churches
- KARORI ANGLICAN AGM This year’s AGM will be held on Monday, 27th March starting at 7pm. Like last year, the annual report will be in digital format prior to the meeting. […]
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Cardinal John’s Newsletter 9 March 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 12 March 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, Typically, in our journey of faith, we all have some ‘desert experiences’ along the way when we struggle and God seems distant.
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Cubs finally get to camp!
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Cub Kaiārahi don’t like wind or wet🤣, so the cub camp had to be postponed twice, before the weather cooperated! According to one Cub, the train trip to Waikanae took ‘hours’ and the walk to the campsite (a private garden) … Continue reading →
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Cubs cooking up a… burnt marshmallow
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Tonight the Cubs planned their own evening this week, and luckily got a fine night!
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Cubs chase fish at Evans Bay
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Making the most of (slightly) warm water our Cub section achieved some more sign-offs
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Scouts begin the year 2023
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Tonight we revisited over Scouts (behaviour) Contract, awarded some bronze and gold awards and heard about a recent tramp
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Keas Start the year 2023
- Brooklyn Scout group
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Another ‘Top Scout’ moves on to Venturers
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Gustav received his Gold Award and thanks Kaiārahi for all the fun things he got to do over his Scouting career. We will miss his leadership and steading hand! Gustav was a great fan of the youth-lead new programme. We … Continue reading →
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Fire Service visit
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Our local Fire People visited us to show off all their gear and educate our youth about fire prevention etc. (27th Sept, 2022 – a late posting sorry!)
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Scouts Orienteering on Mt Victoria
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Tonight we explored part of one of the permanent orienteering courses. We’ll be back for more!
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Disaster Chef – C is 4 Cookie
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Scouts demonstrate unseen talent making toxic coloured cookies, critically judging the final products after playing snatch the keys (without being heard)! (30th August, 2022 – a late posting sorry!)
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Spirit of Sister Suzanne will live on as church-based rest home goes private
- Sisters of Compassion
- The ownership of the St Joseph’s Home of Compassion is changing from the Sisters of Compassion to Heritage Lifecare. The post Spirit of Sister Suzanne will live on as church-based rest home goes private appeared first on compassion.org.nz.
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Ngā Kōrero - Latest Stories from DCM
- Downtown Community Ministry
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It’s unmissable – but it’s slowly starting to fade as Keri undergoes laser tattoo removal. “It’s been a bit of a process,” Keri reflects. “I’ve done six or seven sessions now. Got three or four to go – do them every six weeks. “It fuckin’ hurt getting it put on – but getting it taken off! Yeah, it’s not really getting easier…” Keri is working with DCM’s Aro Mai Housing First team, and his key worker Riley has been accompanying him when he goes in for tattoo removal procedures. Keri has been judged harshly for his tattoo, with many people and organisations unwilling to engage with him. He explains why this might be. “Number 13 is Mongrel Mob. We do all of our patchings on the 13th.” But Keri threw in his patch six years ago – and he hasn’t looked back since. Keri and Riley. Photo by Mary Hutchinson. Keri was born in Hamilton, and along with his brother was adopted out. He describes family life as up and down – but not too bad. “I grew up with a Māori father and a blue-eyed, blonde-haired Pākehā mother, so you’ve got the best of both sides!” The family ended up moving to Rotorua, where Keri’s father worked as a school principal. Despite his father’s job, Keri describes school as “shitty”. “I just hated school – only went for the bone carving. But that was only an hour a week.” Keri started hanging out downtown, where at around 12 or 13 years of age he began to engage with the Mongrel Mob. For Keri, it was like gaining another family. “Gang life was good. Just like having brothers,” he says, while adding, “The young ones have burnt a lot of bridges over the years.” It is those in-between years that Keri doesn’t like to talk about much. He is too focussed on the future to dwell on the past. In the past there was prison, violence, and injuries. Keri wanted change – which led him to Te Aro Health Centre. Photo by Mary Hutchinson. Te Aro Health shares DCM’s kaupapa in every way. People are not talked down to, or judged, when they visit Te Aro Health. Instead they are welcomed, and experience respect. For Keri, this was a game-changer, and led to a phone call to Regina for help with housing. Regina was Keri’s first key worker at DCM, and they quickly found they had a close connection. “I was couch surfing with my sister in Strathmore,” Keri explains. “Straight across from me lived Regina. I used to go diving with her husband! When I went to DCM I finally met her – then I clicked!” Regina sorted out some emergency housing for Keri. Despite the dire state of emergency housing in Aotearoa, for Keri, the stability that comes with having a roof over your head meant everything. From there Keri rapidly went from strength to strength, and he now has his own whare thanks to the Aro Mai Housing First collaboration, which involves moving people from homelessness into housing then providing wraparound support and regular home visits to ensure people can sustain their tenancy. “Keri’s super self-sufficient in a lot of ways,” Riley shares. “Because he is really well connected and supported in his community – and with his whānau as well. So he will ask mates for help when needed – or they’ll offer – which is awesome. “Our help has mostly been with finances, kai, stuff like that – and connections to services. Assistance with filling out forms and explaining information.” Former key worker Regina was blown away to learn of Keri’s progress. “We can always offer support – anyone can do that – but it’s whether or not the individual chooses to take hold of that support. And it takes a lot of humility – especially, I know, for a man of Keri’s background – to be able to come to that place where he knows that he needs to accept it.” Keri is connecting with his community, with his kids – and he’s even got to know the landlord. In the future, he wants to start carving again, in his own whare. “Life has got a hell of a lot better – especially since I met you guys,” Keri says. “Everyone at DCM has treated me well.” Riley has now moved into full-time study, and so Keri will work with a new DCM key worker, Raya, who will continue to accompany him for his tattoo removal procedures. Keri filled out the 2023 Census with Raya’s help. This was his first time doing the Census, and after Raya explained how important it is to be counted, Keri found it comfortable and easy to complete. Riley shares, “Keri has always been the same guy. Always charismatic and confident, and able, but watching him settle into being housed again, so he can have the confidence to have his kids over, has been awesome. I’ve seen him blossom and flourish in slow but steady ways. “Life for Keri is growing larger – bit by bit.” WORDS: MATTHEW MAWKES / PHOTOS: MARY HUTCHINSON / DCM. <!-- --> Tatau tātou – all of us count Census week at DCM The Census allows us to reflect on who we are as a country. We are each a thread of the interwoven fabric that makes up the rich tapestry of Aotearoa. The whānau we work with here at DCM – those experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness – are an important part of that tapestry. We know that they have a lot to give, but that outcomes in health and housing aren’t always the greatest for them. And so we wanted to ensure they were counted in this year’s Census – just as we did in 2018 – because tatau tātou, all of us count. Benna Seveali'i-Siolo and Graham Streatfield from Stats NZ. Stats NZ joined us at DCM for the week of 20-24 February, during which 70 whānau were assisted to fill out the Census, either in private rooms or in the courtyard, on paper or using a tablet with a Stats worker supporting them throughout the process. We know that without support these whānau may never have had the chance to take part, and it is thanks to the wairua of the Stats NZ workers that our whānau were both comfortable and empowered to fill out the Census. A member of the Stats team commented that it was important to make sure “This community is not forgotten”. When asked how they felt about their time at DCM interacting with our whānau, another Stats worker commented that the conversations they had here were “Amazing and worthwhile” – a real highlight of the experience as a whole, and something that they had not experienced anywhere else. Whānau even shared some of their life stories with the Stats team while they filled out the Census – a special moment of whanaungatanga between the team and whānau and an “Interesting and fulfilling experience”. Many whānau filled out the Census in DCM's courtyard. Here Lua assists Monty to complete the Census on a tablet. Whānau recognised the importance of taking part in the Census. They strongly wanted their “Voices to be heard” and felt “Our word counts”. Being able to fill out the Census in a safe environment with familiar staff and access to the usual services running at DCM was important in making the Census a positive experience. Goodie bags and kai helped too! Some whānau were harder to reach than others, but overall they saw the Census as an opportunity to contribute directly toward government feedback and initiatives. Whānau found the Census to be “Simple and non-invasive” and “A positive experience”. For some, taking part in the Census was an act of service to others, as collecting information “Is important for people in the same situation as me” and for “People who have been on the benefit for a long time”. This was because information from the Census plays a large part in “Deciding where the money goes”. During the week we were delighted to see some of our deaf community assisted to take part in the Census, both with the help of DCM staff with sign language skills, and the Stats team themselves. We were continually surprised to see other whānau with a great mistrust of government take part as well. Graham assists Smurf to fill out the Census. One such person was Smurf, who experienced trauma at an early age at the hands of the Cyprus government. Through his relationship with DCM, built upon layers of trust and mutual respect, he was able to see the benefit in filling out the Census and found it to be a positive experience, this being the first time he had ever done it. Smurf found it “A lot easier than I first thought – I thought it would be more personal than it was”. Graham helped support Smurf to fill out the Census, sharing parts of his life story and reassuring him of the confidentiality of the information shared. Smurf’s is just one of 70 such stories shared during DCM’s Census week, and we thank Stats NZ for lifting up the mana of our people. Cyclone Gabrielle has had a big impact on this year’s Census, and we know the Stats team have been under a lot of pressure. We also lift up our whānau for having the courage to take part. Their stories are taonga, and the data they have provided will help build a better Aotearoa where everyone has the chance to be housed, connected, valued, and thriving. WORDS: MIRIAM HENDRY / PHOTOS: SUPPLIED. <!-- --> Foodbank SOS! DCM's Foodbank is empty! Meda and Jason have never seen our shelves so bare, and those that do have items are at a critical level – even the baked beans! New Zealanders have been finding their supermarket shop a painful experience for some time now. It is even more painful for the people we are working with here at DCM, who often have limited incomes. With three months to go until the next DCM Foodbank Appeal, we urgently need assistance. If you can help, donated food items are welcome at DCM week days, or to our food donation bin at New World Chaffers anytime. Some people also choose to support DCM with financial assistance at the end of the tax year, and you can find ways to do that below. Finally, if you have enjoyed this Ngā Kōrero, please forward it on to anyone who may be interested in supporting our mahi. Support DCM <!-- --> Nāku te rourou, nāu te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi. With your basket and my basket, the people will thrive. <!-- --> Copyright © 2023 DCM. All rights reserved. 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Te Wao Nui’s new Lions funded Playscape opens!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Te Wao Nui’s stunning new Lions funded outdoor Playscape, combines a play space with a sunny north facing outdoor retreat for those families spending time in hospital.
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Eighty – the magic number
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- No, I am not talking about my age (although with all the pains and aches I have, I sometimes feel like I am indeed eighty!) but rather this is the […]
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Weekly E-News – 3 March 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E NEWS 3RD MARCH 2023 Today is the World Day of Prayer focussing and prepared by the churches in Taiwan. The ecumenical service was held at Johnsonville Uniting Church at […]
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The Cathedral Connection 5 March 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Jumbo Tennis Fundraiser for Child Health
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Jumbo Tennis is Wellington’s sporting highlight of the year – played with oversized rackets and table tennis rules.
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Guided Tour: The Hidden Corners of the Museum (iii)
- Friends of Te Papa
- In response to demand – we are thrilled to offer you another opportunity to join us for a third Back of House tour of Te Papa Cable Street’s facilities with Head of Property, Facilities & Security, Pete Cunninghame.
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Guided Tour: The Hidden Corners of the Museum (iii)
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- In response to demand – we are thrilled to offer you another opportunity to join us for a third Back of House tour of Te Papa Cable Street’s facilities with Head of Property, Facilities & Security, Pete Cunninghame.
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IWD23 Keynote Speaker
- Zonta Wellington
- Jessie Wong, Founder of luxury leader goods brand Yu Mei Jessie Wong founded Yu Mei in 2015 in Dunedin, when she couldn’t find a...
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Ryman Healthcare Senior New Zealander of the Year Finalists Announced
- Age Concern Wellington
- The finalists for the Ryman Healthcare Senior New Zealander of the Year award were announced this morning. The Senior New Zealander is one of seven categories of the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year awards. One of this year’s judges of the Senior category, Age Concern Wellington Region CEO, Stephen Opie, says the three deserving ... Read more
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Newsletter Week Ending 5th March
- Karori Anglican Churches
- KARORI ANGLICAN AGM This year’s AGM will be held on Monday, 27th March starting at 7pm. Like last year, the annual report will be in digital format prior to the meeting. […]
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 5 March 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, We are in the season of Lent as we journey toward Easter.
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Vicar Letter - 3rd March 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints, Guy here this week and welcome to week 2 of Lent.
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The Benefits of Volunteering
- Age Concern Wellington
- It came as a bit of a shock to me recently to realise I had been volunteering in the Age Concern wellington Region office for more than 18 months. While I had other projects on the go at the time, I noted that the time spent volunteering had been very satisfying. This led to the ... Read more
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A Volunteer with a Heart for Community
- Age Concern Wellington
- A care for people in the community has led Paul Green to a life of service in New Zealand. “It is a way of doing my civic duty and contributing to my community while saying thanks to the country that welcomed my family here almost 50 years ago.” Many of the volunteers we work with ... Read more
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Volunteering – how it benefits older people and how it can be encouraged
- Age Concern Wellington
- One of the “tasks” of later life, as defined by psychologists, is “generativity” – the “giving back” by older people to society and specifically to oncoming generations. While not mentioning the concept of generativity specifically, numerous policy statements and “strategies” emphasise that the contribution and participation of older people is an important part of positive ... Read more
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Helping End Loneliness
- Age Concern Wellington
- As the CEO of Age Concern Wellington Region, I often think that if I could just get those not yet at retirement age to imagine life at 85, many more people would want to reach out and connect with seniors. But it’s hard for us to imagine ourselves being a little bit older than we ... Read more
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Mavis – Community Connector
- Age Concern Wellington
- If Mavis isn’t lawn bowling, swimming, taking voice lessons, or participating in a Steady As You Go exercise class, she’s probably home baking the most delicious scones you’ve ever tasted. Or perhaps she’s sewing or knitting a useful gift for a friend. Despite Mavis being nearly 84 years old, she keeps more active than most. ... Read more
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March Update
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- In your inbox now. Or read it here: https://mailchi.mp/b04eb080a56d/march-update?e=5559de1c78
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