Archive / February 2005
March 2005 | January 2005-
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Wireless computer connections go live in three cities
- Hutt City Council
- Wireless computer connections have been installed at three sites in {Porirua} City, Hutt City and Upper Hutt by Smartlinx3, a company partly owned by the three local authorities.
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World-Class Cycle Race comes to the Hutt
- Hutt City Council
- The race, which includes world class cyclists from around the world, including the current world and Olympic champions, will be held around the region from 2 to 4 March.
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Stitchbird back on New Zealand mainland after 120 years
- Karori Sanctuary Trust
- The endangered bird stitchbird (hihi) has been brought back to its natural environment on the mainland of New Zealand for the first time in over 120 years.
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Sarah Hill's Maiden Century
- Cricket Wellington
- Sarah Hill scored her maiden century as Onslow proceded towards the Womens Senior Chamionship.
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New sculpture for Cable and Tory St
- Wellington Sculpture Trust
- A major new sculpture for Wellington is to go on the corner of Tory St and Cable St, outside the Museum Hotel and opposite Te Papa Museum. The work is to be fully funded by the owner of the hotel and former City Councillor, Mr Chris Parkin
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Wellington Teams to Tour Overseas Announced
- Cricket Wellington
- The Wellington Cricket Trust will again this year be involved with co-ordinating and organising Cricket Wellington development teams to tour overseas either later this year or early next year.
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Styris and Fleming on fire in rain-reduced Taupo thriller
- Cricket Wellington
- Northern Districts won a thriller of a State Shield match over Wellington in a game at Taupo dominated as much by dazzling batting by Stephen Fleming and Scott Styris as by the weather which resulted in numerous changes in the overs available to both teams.
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There's no place like home
- Karori Sanctuary Trust
- Staff at Wellington's Karori Wildlife Sanctuary were surprised when one of their youngest kaka found its way more than 130 kilometres to the National Wildlife Centre, at Mt Bruce in the Wairarapa last year.
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