Archive / November 2006
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Christmas Trees Donated
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Farmers on Cuba Street have donated 6 large Christmas Trees and several large Christmas Wreaths to the Foundation. These trees were assembled with the kind assistance of the Hospital Volunteers and then delivered to Ward 1, 16, 17, 29, 30, Neurosciences and the new Psychogeriatric Unit at Kenepuru. Ward 40 and CCU were the [...]
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Hospital Volunteers join up with the Wellington Health Foundation
- Wellington Health Foundation
- The Hospital Volunteers for both Wellington and Kenepuru Hospital have joined up with the Wellington Health Foundation. This step will allow for several existing and new projects to continue and develop. A great example is the distribution of the New Zealand Woman’s Weekly Magazines which have been secured by the Foundation and now distributed [...]
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Hall Names Strong Line Up
- Land Rovers Football Club
- Caretaker Manager Steve Hall today named six of the seven players who played in last seasons final against Matt Is Mad for the match tomorrow against Ten Left Feet.
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On ice
- WellUrban
- There's an article on page A10 of today's Dominion Post (not online, but confirmed on the council's website) announcing that the ice-skating rink planned for Hutchinson Rd south of Te Whaea will not go ahead.
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I'd give you a Daisly a day dear
- CataBlog
- Only I don't have quite that many photos of her. Here's another of our Daisy/Meowff in her new home :o) And still trying to get a decent photo of Mischief for the website, but Mr Tom and Becky are now...
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Bypassing the truth
- WellUrban
- How sweet. The competition to name the Inner City "Bypass" has been won by Te Aro School, with the name "Karo" Drive. Apparently, "The K represents the kids, Aro their school. Karo is also a small native New Zealand tree that produces sweetly scented red flowers in Spring and grows very well in Wellington". Maybe it's just me, but I don't usually associate "sweetly scented red flowers" with a bloody great arterial road that's been shoved through a city neighbourhood.
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New Psychogeriatric Unit is complete and ready for opening
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Margot Mains, the CEO of Capital & Coast DHB, says the opening of a new $4m Psychogeriatric Unit at Kenepuru Community Hospital next week is âan important step forward for an area of care which is of growing importance.â
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Bypassing the truth
- WellUrban
- How sweet. The competition to name the Inner City "Bypass" has been won by Te Aro School, with the name "Karo" Drive. Apparently, "The K represents the kids, Aro their school. Karo is also a small native New Zealand tree that produces sweetly scented red flowers in Spring and grows very well in Wellington". Maybe it's just me, but I don't usually associate "sweetly scented red flowers" with a bloody great arterial road that's been shoved through a city neighbourhood.
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It's quiet! Too quiet!
- CataBlog
- Well, it's that time of year again. Everyone wants kittens and very few people are interested in adopting an older cat. Especially just before Christmas when people are often going away. So, very very slow in the homing front at...
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Back on track: but only just
- WellUrban
- As I speculated in my last post, and as John confirmed in his comment, the council has announced that they've stopped the consultation process for the Johnsonville line and gone with the so-called "base case" of refurbished units.
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New Zealand Woman’s Weekly supports Wellington’s Hospitals and Health Foundation
- Wellington Health Foundation
- New Zealand Woman’s Weekly are providing copies of their magazines for patients at Wellington and Kenepuru Hospital. Each copy is delivered by the hospital volunteers to individual patients to read and take home. The Foundation is very grateful for the support from NZ Woman’s Weekly.
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Chafing at the bit
- WellUrban
- I know it's not easy to think about eating and drinking in the sun at the moment, but there's finally been some official word about what's going into the ground floor of the Chaffers Dock complex, and when.
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Strategic submission
- WellUrban
- Submissions on the Wellington Regional Strategy close at 5pm today.
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Strategic submission
- WellUrban
- Submissions on the Wellington Regional Strategy close at 5pm today.
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Another belated update
- CataBlog
- Hi again everyone. Sorry these posts are few and far between at the moment. I promise faithfully I'll try to get a bit more regular with them. First off, our lovely Chipper. The tests on his nose came back -...
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We have turned on comments!
- Wellington City Libraries
- You can now post comments on our blog. If you have opinions on that book, DVD or webpage, tell us! Click the comments button at the bottom of the post.
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Back on track: Chinese whispers
- WellUrban
- While the debate about the busway still simmers away in the comments, the Dominion Post continues to get its numbers wrong.
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High water
- WellUrban
- You may have seen the article in Saturday's Dominion Post about the rapid sale of the Chews Lane apartments, which also somewhat confusingly covered the announcement of the Watermark development on the Wellington Market site.
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Books to Babies
- Wellington City Libraries
- Congratulations to Isobel, a five-month-old library member from Karori, who won our Books to Babies competition. Wellington City Libraries have been running Books to Babies since 2001. Every new baby in the Wellington region receives a gift of a book and information about the library.
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2007 Trials Dates
- St Mary's Old Girls Netball Club (SMOG)
- Following please find the dates for 2007 trials. All trials are to be held on Court 1, Hataitai courts, Ruahine Street, Wellington.: Prem 19am - 12 noon Sat 24 Feb6pm-9pm [...]
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Back on track: re-railed
- WellUrban
- There's a prominent article on page three of today's Dominion Post that, while it concentrates on a "stoush" between the city council and central Government, is good news for supporters of the Johnsonville rail line.
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Team Wellington 0 - 0 at Fortress Newtown
- Land Rovers Football Club
- Land Rovers Manager Steve Hall said he found the Team Wellington performance this evening "unsatisfying" after a dull 0 - 0 draw at Newtown Park.
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Rescue and Revenge at Reikorangi
- Wellington Orienteering Association
- Soon after arriving back from yesterday's Guy Fawkes rogaine, police SAR expert Jo Holden was coordinating a rescue mission! A pair couldn't find a very difficult ridge track in the bushclad Tararua ranges, but had got a cellphone message out after backtracking to high point Pukeatua.
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Muka
- The Wellingtonista
- The Settlers Museum is hosting the MUKA YOUTH PRINT EXHIBITION 2006. The exhibition features a collection of forty original lithographs by twenty prominent artists from New Zealand, Australia and Europe.
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Muka
- The Wellingtonista
- The Settlers Museum is hosting the MUKA YOUTH PRINT EXHIBITION 2006. The exhibition features a collection of forty original lithographs by twenty prominent artists from New Zealand, Australia and Europe.
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White Hot
- Land Rovers Football Club
- Ben White declared himself in White Hot form following his four goal rout of Toitu United last week. "I feel like I'm now the best defender, midfielder and striker in the team" said White "and I'm probably not a bad goalkeeper either".
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Summer's coming...no really
- The Wellingtonista
- Glancing out the window of the bus yesterday as it rounded the Basin Reserve I noticed something. A glimmer of hope.
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