Archive / January 2009
February 2009 | December 2008-
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A new parish facility
- St Teresas Catholic Parish Karori
- Hello and welcome to our new parish updates web page. The parish/pastoral area newsletter, Westlink, will continue to be published each week, and this webpage will provide another form of communication for the parish.
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Public Service Event: Bike the Trail. Volunteers required!
- Wellington VHF Group
- Wellington VHF Group is looking for volunteers from within the group and from neighbouring radio clubs for an upcoming sports event - the 'Bike the Trail' event run by Upper Hutt and Hutt City (Lower Hutt) councils on Sunday 22 February. The role that the Radio guys will be filling is that of safety marshal; both encouraging participants of this 24km cycle event from Upper Hutt to Lower Hutt, and
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Stretching the truth
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
-  Guys this is an interesting article to read. Stan you could link to it for the WMC site.... WHEN DUANE KNUDSON, a professor of kinesiology at California State University, Chico, looks around campus at athletes warming up before practice, he sees one dangerous mistake after another. “They’re stretching, touching their toes. . . . ” He sighs. “It’s discouraging.” ...
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News for Sunday 1 February 2009
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Services Next Sunday8.00 am Said Communion 9.00 am Sung Communion10.30 am Worship with children’s activities7.00 pm ViveEmergency Appeals for Gaza and Fiji The Anglican Missions Board has launched emergency appeals in support of the Al Ahli Anglican Hospital in Gaza and Fiji’s flood-stricken Anglicans. Regular updates for both appeals are posted on the website under Latest News at the followin
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No, I will not make a pun about "fringe benefits"...
- The Wellingtonista
- ... but Fringe '09 is just a week away, and there's a lot to get excited about. We may have missed out on the chance to see some Aristophanes under the wharves, but here's a couple of other things that we have our eyes on. Lies and Other Stories Before Bed had a sneak peak/fundraiser event at Mighty Mighty last week, and it looks to be a riot. It will combine film and animation with live performan
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Dunne rapt with Johnsonville Line upgrade progress
- Peter Dunn - MP for Ohariu
- Ohariu MP and UnitedFuture Leader Peter Dunne inspected progress on the $11 million Johnsonville Line rail upgrade on Wednesday, saying it was an impressive job and every sleeper and piece of track laid down was cementing the line’s future.
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01 Feb 2009
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- Hi Everyone Well – what a great turnout last Sunday. There must have been well over 120 Clinic members and visitors packed into the meeting room. They say that every four people are the equivalent of one 1000 watt heater and this became apparent and we sweated and oozed the time until our runs/walk.
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Ephemera
- Eye of the Fish
- NZ Post has been busy over the last year, sending out messages of PostCodes to the whole of New Zealand. We had, until recently, a system of Post Codes that were laughable in their pathetic simplicity. My NZ Post Code in 2000 was 6001, which I shared with approximately 100,000 other people. I don’t think that I ever heard of anyone living in 6002, although it is certainly possible. In 2008 howe
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P1 men preseason training - Sunday 1 Feb
- Harbour City Hockey Club
- Extended game against Masters 40’s at 10am on Sunday 1 Feb Discussion and warm-up at 9.30am. Please let Lindsay know if you can make it
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New Members Night !
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Thought about tramping? Enthusiastic about the outdoors? Heard about the WTMC and want to know more?
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Autumn Interclub Entry Forms
- Squash Wellington
- The Entry Forms for Junior & Senior Interclub for Autumn, are now available on the Interclub page Autumn Interclub for Seniors will commence on Feb 24th Autumn Interclub for Juniors will commence on Feb 20th
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Transmission Gully the Only Option: Coastal highway option dead in the water
- Peter Dunn - MP for Ohariu
- The fact that houses have been built in the path of a potential coastal highway into Wellington just further reinforces Transmission Gully as the only logical option, United Future leader and Ohariu MP Peter Dunne said today.
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Transmission Gully Motorway, Kenepuru, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Another twit flying around
- The Wellingtonista
- If you're already on Twitter, we imagine that you already know that the Wellingtonista has a twitter stream. Well now like a moth to a flame, the Masked Barfly has decided to get in on the action with its own brand of insider gossip. If that's your thing, follow the fly!
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Amateur Radio Promotion Pamphlet
- Wellington VHF Group
- As referenced in the latest Q-Bit, Wellington VHF Group now have a pamphlet available to help in the promotion of Amateur Radio. You can add the appropriate contact details and print as many copies as you wish. It prints OK in black and white. The text has been developed with input and advice from commercial marketing experts. read more
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Volunteering Tea and Comfort
- The Wellingtonista
- The streets of Wellington on a day like today are a joy, the sun is shining, the breeze is more balmy than bluster and you probably have a home to go to if you need some cave time. In Wellington the streets are shared with all, and if you head into the CBD you will see suits, students, hipsters, children and gold-card holders utilising public space alongside street people and alcoholics.&nbs
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A Menu for Monarchs
- Te Papa's blog
- In the summer months I get plenty of phone calls and emails from monarch butterfly fanciers, all with a common problem: Monarch butterfly caterpillar (Photo credit: R Sharell, Copyright Te Papa “My swan plants are almost stripped bare yet I have so many monarch butterfly caterpillars I really don’t know what to do. Is there anything else I can feed the caterpillars on?” This problem arise
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Meeting schedule for 2009
- Brooklyn Residents' Association
- Brooklyn Residents Association Meetings for 2009, every second month, on every third Wednesday of that month at the Resource Centre, on Jefferson Street, 7.30pm sharp. Thursday February 19th Thursday April 16th Thursday June 18th Thursday August 20th Thursday October 15th Thursday November 26th
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Century City Ho
- Eye of the Fish
- For a brief moment in time it seemed as though time had stood still, and that El Terry had given up finishing it, but then it was restarted with new contractors who actually seemed keen to complete the project. It’s one of the more complex developments Wellington has seen for a number of years: taking a barren empty site and layering on it a monster carpark for initial income generating pote
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Squash Wellington Masters to NZ Nationals
- Squash Wellington
- Squash Wellington's Masters Convenor, Willie Bicknell is calling for 'Expressions of Interest' from all Wellington players wanting to be considered for selection for this years Masters teams for the NZ Nationals.
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Disguised in the bush - a plant mimic
- Te Papa's blog
- Last weekend, when I should have been writing grant applications, I was dragged out for a bush-walk. However, my arm didn’t have to be twisted too hard, since it was a fine day and the track between Kiriwhakapapa and Blue Range is lovely (although steep). Alseuosmia pusilla Alseuosmia pusilla was abundant along the track. This is a very interesting little shrub. It looks a LOT like a juveni
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Cinephilia: Opening This Week
- The Wellingtonista
- As Oscar night approaches another of the expected heavyweight contenders goes into cinemas: Sam Mendes' Revolutionary Road reunites Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio for the first time since Titanic (still the highest grossing film of all time fact-fans) in a story of a middle-class 1950s couple dissatisfied with the American suburban dream. Based on (what I understand to be) an awesome novel by
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25 Jan 2009
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- Hi EveryoneOur big opening day coming up. We had a most successful two lunchtimes on Oriental Parade handing out cold drinks and Clinic Cards on Tuesday and Wednesday with Betty, myself, Stan, Bill Buxton and AJ harassing runners.
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Big Day Out
- Eye of the Fish
- There seems no doubt that today will go down in history as an important date, and it seems churlish to ignore it and debate the whys and wherefores of buildings in wellington, when the real focus for much of the world has been on the buildings and public spaces in Washington, half a world away. The date for us is clear enough: its the 21st of January, although America, being so far behind the ti
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News for Sunday 25 January 2009
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Services for Sunday 1 February 2009St Mary's: 8 am, 9 am, 10.30 am, 5.30 pm Evensong and 7 pm Vive.10.30 service will have a Healing Focus and prayer will be available for anyone wanting it. It will be followed by Mix and Mingle lunch - please join us bring finger food to share. St Matthias': 10 am
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Mt Lowry Challenge 22 Feb 2009
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- Happy New Year… Just a quick reminder about the Mt Lowry Challenge. I’m sending you this e-mail as I understand you are the contact for your club. The Mt Lowry Challenge it’s on Sunday 22 February 2009 and it’s designed for the whole family.
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Summer daze
- The Wellingtonista
- We admit it: we've been slack. Normal blogging service will gradually resume as we re-emerge from the rum-induced inebriation heat-induced torpor of summer, but things are taking a while to crank up again. Some of us have been out of town on summer holidays, enjoying all the clichés of the Great Kiwi SummerTM: beaches, jandals, boats, sunburn and ill-advised sexual liaisons. But some of us
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2009 SW Champs - record summary
- Swimming Wellington
- The following Wellington swimmers set new records at the 2009 Swimming Wellington long course championships. New Zealand Age Group record Samantha Lee (16, Capital), Womens 50m Butterfly Swimming Wellington Open records Matt Woodrow (20, SwimZone), Mens 400m Freestyle John Gatfield (18, SwimZone), Mens 50m Backstroke Gareth Kean (17, Capital), Mens 100m Backstroke Swimming Wellington Age
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Lucie-Smith, Newall, star on final day
- Swimming Wellington
- Karori’s Samantha Lucie-Smith (16) and West Auckland’s Brett Newall (19) were the dominant performers of the final day of the SW long course swimming championships which concluded at the Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre today. Lucie-Smith secured the 400m individual medley title (in 5mins 00.49 secs) and the 200 medley (in 2mins 23.77 secs) and wrapped up the day with a thrilling v
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Toasting Petone Toastmasters
- Toastmasters help people overcome the world’s biggest fear - public speaking. The Petone Toastmasters Club is 10 years old this Tuesday and to celebrate the public is invited to join club members for a slice of cake.
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Board Director Resigns
- Squash Wellington
- have received the resignation of our Finance Director, Mason Robinson of the Celtic Club. Mason has growing commitments in his role as Chief Financial Accountant for the Ports of Nelson along with requirements to undertake further Post Graduate study in 2009. Squash Wellington have been delighted with Mason’s contribution to the Board, especially in the setting up of XERO.
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Exciting racing highlights Day 3 of Champs
- Swimming Wellington
- Sensational racing highlighted the third day of competition in the Swimming Wellington long course championships that continued at the Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre in Kilbirnie today. The Mens 100 Backstroke delivered the much anticipated match up between SwimZone’s John Gatfield (18) and Capital’s Gareth Kean (17), while Kean also featured in a knife-edge result with SwimZone
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Records tumble at SW championships
- Swimming Wellington
- It was open season for records at the SW long course championships which got under way in earnest at the Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre in Kilbirnie today. SwimZone teammates, Matt Woodrow and John Gatfield each bagged SW Open records while Samantha Lee re-set the SNZ age group record she had previously claimed just a week ago. Matt Woodrow’s time of 4mins 01.15sec in the 400m Freestyle
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Inter Club Start dates
- Squash Wellington
- Autumn Inter Club for Seniors will commence on Feb 24th Autumn Inter Club for Juniors will commence on Feb 20th All details including entry forms will follow shortly
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Interesting Callsign!
- Wellington VHF Group
- An interesting callsign is in use for the month of January 2009: ZL74BARBQ. This call is available for use by members to remind people that this month we have the annual Branch 74 Sladden Park barbeque on Thursday 29 January. If you would like to use the call, please contact the callsign trustee (David ZL2SX). If you would like to help out with the National System award, we are also looking for
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In the summer in the city
- The Wellingtonista
- 1. Have you registered for Webstock yet? Only 33 more sleeps left to go and we are very very excited! 2. Have you checked out the programme for Summer City yet? Wellington City Council's three-month festival of outdoor activities. Events include music festivals, extreme sports, cultural celebrations and children's entertainment. This year, Summer City's music performances focus on Welli
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Grand Designs
- Eye of the Fish
- Watching an episode of Grand Designs recently, while on holiday, made me thankful that we don’t have such a high and idiotic level of bureaucracy as they do in England: but then again, nor do we have an architectural presenter with the charisma and sardonic tongue of Kevin McCloud. In this programme, an architect called Francis Shaw was attempting to restore a castle in Skipton, in Yorkshire. Hi
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18 Jan 2009
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- Hi Everyone Welcome to 2009. Betty tells me there were well over 30 people at the Clinic last Sunday and I expect there will be more this Sunday..
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Lancewood hunting
- Te Papa's blog
- Field-work is one of the best aspects of working as a Natural Environment curator at Te Papa. I get to spend about three weeks a year in the field collecting plant specimens. Te Papa’s 4WD. If seen outside Wellington, there is a good chance this vehicle is being used to collect plants, whales, or fossils. I’ve recently returned from ten days field-work in the South Island, collecting samples for
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Test triallist required
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- Hi, I'm currently running a research project in the Sports Science Department here at Massey University in Wellington for which we're in need of a few more willing and able volunteers.
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Relay win highlight of final night at Jnr Pan Pacs
- Swimming Wellington
- Wellington swimmers contributed to a rare relay win against Australia and a number of finals appearances on the last night of finals at the Junior Pan Pacs in Guam tonight. Gareth Kean (Capital, 17) lead out the New Zealand team in the backstroke leg of the 400m medley relay with a new SW age group record time of 56.27secs, helping the NZ team to hold out the fast finishing Australian team by 0.09
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Kean wins Gold, claims NZ Open record at Jnr Pan Pacs
- Swimming Wellington
- Gareth Kean (Capital, 17) won a gold medal and secured a national open record in the Mens 200m Backstroke final during the 3rd finals session in Guam last night. Swimming against the best swimmers from around the Pacific rim, Kean qualified first in the morning heats with a new SW Open record of 2mins 02.42 secs (beating Jon Winter’s old time of 2mins 03.71 secs set in 1995).
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Comings and Goings
- The Wellingtonista
- The start of each year often sees a shake-up of the bar and restaurant scene, and with the Current Economic ClimateTM one might expect a few more closures than usual. Let's not dwell on such morbid speculation, and look at a few closings and openings that we do know about. While discussing the demise of Temperance (which didn't reopen this weekend, despite DB's threats assurances), Blair mentioned
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A new structure on T3
- T3 Track Blog
- We are at it again! This is the beginning of a new structure on T3, thanks to the great guys from the GVN we were able to get the platform in for what will be a very interesting obstacle.For more information you will have to come along on Sunday February the 1st to find out.Meeting at the bottom of Varleys at 10am, lunch and tools provided.
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A new structure on T3
- T3 Track Blog
- We are at it again!!This is the beginning of a new structure on T3, thanks to the great guys from the GVN we were able to get the platform in for what will be a very interesting obstacle.For more information you will have to come along on Sunday February the 1st to find out.Meeting at the bottom of Varleys at 10am, lunch and tools provided.
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News for 18 January 2009
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Subject: Blog update from Scott and Nikki Wheeler in Tanzania is available on:http://karorianglican.org.nz/wheelers/
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the year ahead
- Eye of the Fish
- In all probability, this year is going to be a bit of a quieter year than previous years, especially on the Design and Construction front. Auckland has been in a constructional doldrum for the last 18 months or so, while Wellington has been curiously bouyant, but realistically, this is not a state that is going to continue. Although there are no real reasons for our economy to crash screaming to t
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On the Buses
- Eye of the Fish
- While I’ve been quite impressed by the new trolley buses in Wellington, one gleaming in its paua-shell colour-scheme as it slides silently through the city, I still have a hankering for a double-decker, which are fairly common throughout England, and of which we seem to have one roaming solo in the streets of Wellington.
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The Year Ahead
- Eye of the Fish
- In all probability, this year is going to be a bit of a quieter year than previous years, especially on the Design and Construction front. Auckland has been in a constructional doldrum for the last 18 months or so, while Wellington has been curiously bouyant, but realistically, this is not a state that is going to continue. Although there are no real reasons for our economy to crash screaming to t
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On the Buses
- Eye of the Fish
- While I’ve been quite impressed by the new trolley buses in Wellington, one gleaming in its paua-shell colour-scheme as it slides silently through the city, I still have a hankering for a double-decker, which are fairly common throughout England, and of which we seem to have one roaming solo in the streets of Wellington. It is of course a RouteMaster, the most famous of all the London Trans
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On the Buses
- Eye of the Fish
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The Year Ahead
- Eye of the Fish
- In all probability, this year is going to be a bit of a quieter year than previous years, especially on the Design and Construction front. Auckland has been in a constructional doldrum for the last 18 months or so, while Wellington has been curiously bouyant, but realistically, this is not a state that is going to continue. Although there are no real reasons for our economy to crash screaming to t
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The Year Ahead
- Eye of the Fish
- In all probability, this year is going to be a bit of a quieter year than previous years, especially on the Design and Construction front. Auckland has been in a constructional doldrum for the last 18 months or so, while Wellington has been curiously bouyant, but realistically, this is not a state that is going to continue. Although there are no real reasons for our economy to crash screaming to t
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Lucie-Smith doubles-up at Jnr Pan Pacs
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For sooth o'er yonder hills doth joust
- The Wellingtonista
- Imagine our delight to find that this weekend there is a jousting carnival in Upper Hutt. Harcourt Park, Saturday and Sunday 10th and 11th January, Upper Hutt. As they said in days of yore, be there or be-eth square.
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At the beach
- Eye of the Fish
- We’re back from the fishing trip, and will be resuming normal transmissions shortly. But to be honest, the weather is too nice to be sitting inside by a computer as I suspect you know, and so we’ve just taken off to the beach.
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Lee bags NZ age record at Junior Pan Pacs
- Swimming Wellington
- Samantha Lee (16, Capital) secured a NZ age group record in the Womens 200m Butterfly at the Junior Pan Pacs meet in Guam last night. Swimming in the “B” final, Lee swam 2mins 17.89 secs, beating the previous record by 0.40 secs. Also competing on the first night of finals was Gareth Kean (17, Capital) who set a new SW age group record in the heats of the Mens 100m Backstroke with a t
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At the beach
- Eye of the Fish
- We’re back from the fishing trip, and will be resuming normal transmissions shortly. But to be honest, the weather is too nice to be sitting inside by a computer as I suspect you know, and so we’ve just taken off to the beach.
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At the beach
- Eye of the Fish
- We’re back from the fishing trip, and will be resuming normal transmissions shortly. But to be honest, the weather is too nice to be sitting inside by a computer as I suspect you know, and so we’ve just taken off to the beach.
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Cinephilia: Opening This Week
- The Wellingtonista
- Following the flurry of Christmas and New Year releases (all of which are still playing), there are only two new titles to report this week. Firstly, The Tale of Desperaux an animated adaptation of a supposedly beloved children's book. Matthew Broderick plays a noble little mouse with enormous ears who teams up with a kitchen-loving rat (Dustin Hoffman) to rescue a lonely Princess (Emma Watson) -
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New Year - New Website
- Harbour City Hockey Club
- Well - the Wellington Community Network who host our website needed us to transfer our website on to a new server and we thought this was a great opportunity to refresh our website. We are still in the process of sorting out some things so please email us if there is something you need to know and it’s not on the website.
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Scott Galloway performs well at Scottish Junior Open
- Squash Wellington
- Young Scott Galloway has performed extremely well at the recently concluded Scottish Junior Open. Scott from the Mitchell Park Club funded his trip through a number of fund raising methods & has reaped the rewards, finishing in 2nd place to the No1 seed from India, Pankhuri Malhotra.
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Artists for 2009
- Chamber Music Hutt Valley
- Latitude 37. The members of this new Australian baroque trio are all recent top graduates of the Royal Conservatory in the Hague, Holland. Julia Fredersdorff (baroque violin), Donald Nicolson (harpsichord) and Laura Vaughan (viola da gamba) have a passion for the music of the 17th and 18th centuries. This trio has “technique to burn, […]
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