Archive / October 2007
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Kumutoto Option C
- WellUrban
- Option C consists of one continuous structure, the one that in earlier posts became known as "the conniptions building".
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Kumutoto Option A
- WellUrban
- Public feedback closes on both the Frank Kitts Park redesign and Kumutoto sites 8-10 scheme this Friday, so I've got a lot to get through by then. After discussing all the Frank Kitts options, let's move on to the first of the six Kumutoto entries.
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Halloween Howl II
- The Wellingtonista
- It may come as somewhat of a surprise to you to discover that Wellington has a pro-wrestling circuit. However, now you know, you really must come along to Halloween Howl II on Saturday October 27. It starts at 7.30pm so you'll be out in time to attend other Halloween shindigs, and damn, it's men in tights.
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Zl6qh leads Oceania in 2006 cqww contests
- ZL6QH Quartz Hill User Group
- ZL6QH has achieved top place in Oceania for the Multi-op Multi-transmitter category in the 2006 CQWW DX SSB and CW contests.
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Wellington VHF Group Participation in JOTA
- Wellington VHF Group
- Members of the Wellington VHF Group assisted the Paparangi Scout Group at their Jamboree On the Air (JOTA) event held at Paparangi Scout Hall in Wellington on Sunday 21 October. Operating as ZL2WA, Wellington VHF Group members Brian Fearnley ZL2BRF, Mark Foster ZL1VMF, John Andrews ZL2HD and Jim Parnell ZL2APE shows the boys and girls from Paparangi Scouts, Northland Keas and Ngaio Venturer Unit around their hobby and made contact with Scouters from all across New Zealand and the World. Scouts and Amateur Radio: A great combination!
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Ngaio, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Wellingtonista guide to drinking for free
- The Wellingtonista
- Now, don't get me wrong: we Wellingtonistas are not usually parsimonious when it comes to paying for drinks. On the other hand, we're a canny and logical bunch, and it only takes about 10 free glasses of house wine to save up enough for a Mega Mai Tai, so in the long run it pays to seek out gratis grog. Let's start with the obvious: gallery openings and launches.
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Tuatara transfer trebles mainland population
- Karori Sanctuary Trust
- Around a hundred invited guests and some fantastic weather greeted the Sanctuary’s newest arrivals on 19 October - 130 tuatara gifted into our care by their kaitiaki (guardians) Ngati Koata.
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Quartz hill is off the air
- ZL6QH Quartz Hill User Group
- The Quartz Hill site is now closed for major amateur radio activity while a wind generation farm is under construction there. The activities log and the provision to make bookings have therefore been suspended. We are hopeful that we will be able to return to the site and re-establish the station once the wind farm is in operation.
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Makara, Wellington
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Tuatara numbers to treble at Karori
- Karori Sanctuary Trust
- Mainland New Zealand’s only wild tuatara population will nearly treble thanks to a second transfer of the iconic ‘living dinosaurs’ from Ngati Koata, kaitiaki of New Zealand’s largest tuatara population on Takapourewa/Stephens Island.
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In loving memory of Jonah
- CataBlog
- Who was the most caring, compassionate cat I've ever met. Rest in peace my friend. You will be so much missed by all the cats and people who knew you and loved you.
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Exhibition - Deborah Barton
- The Wellingtonista
- Deborah Barton is a Wellington-based print maker. She has done a number of exhibitions, and is about to open at the Solander Gallery in Lyall Bay this Saturday, 13 October. Deborah's prints are dark and intriguing, with overtones of childhood mysteries. And now for the good news. As a young artist Deborah's work is surprisingly reasonably priced... Need I say more.
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Lyall Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Bunch Of Bankers
- Zephyr Rovers FC
- Zephyr Rovers opened the season account in a late game at Shed 1 with a sluggish win over ANZ. "We got off to a reasonable start but didn't go on with it" said Zephyr Rovers Manager Steve Hall (pictured).
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Have You Voted?
- The Wellingtonista
- If your votes aren't in the mail today you're probably going to have to deliver them personally to ensure you get your ticks in before noon on Saturday.
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Another busy day on Lazy Fern
- The Lazy Fern Track Blog
- Another busy day on Lazy Fern was had on Tuesday. The Conservation Corps led by Jonathan widened another 50 mtrs of track in the morning and then got a lesson in the afternoon on using the power barrow.
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Midweek Work Parties
- The Lazy Fern Track Blog
- What more could you want from an after work track building session, good company, good progress, good pizza and good beer. If this sounds like your kind of thing then keep a look out on the Website for more info. We will be trying to do one of these midweek work parties every week from now until December.
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Voting space
- WellUrban
- You have until 5pm tomorrow to vote for your favourite public space in the With My Little Eye exhibition: either online or at the exhibition itself.
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Champions Again
- Zephyr Rovers FC
- Zephyr Rovers acting Manager George Nash (pictured) said he was ecstatic that Rovers beat Ten Left Feet in the final of the Division 1 plate. "I think it show this is a club going places and we've now one the trophy that confirms us as the fifth best team in the league" said Nash "only four more teams to knock off and we'll be king of the pile".
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Into the 'Switchback Zone'
- The Lazy Fern Track Blog
- On a windy, grey old day a small but effective team finished off about 200 metres of track, so we are now well into the 'Switchback Zone'. Many thanks to Murray, Alex, Zac, Don, Ben and his kids, Rob, Steven, Ian, Grant and Alex, Malcolm, Craig, Jonathan, and the person whose name we have missed out.
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