Archive / April 2015
May 2015 | March 2015-
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Women’s rugby resumes under lights this weekend
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The big hits continue for Tawa and Hutt Old Boys Marist women’s sides who both play under lights on Friday night in the third round of the Fleurs Trophy competition.
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Tawa, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Hataitai Community Market - May 2nd
- Hataitai Community Website
- After a break over Easter we're back with another monthly market, on the first Saturday of the month as usual. Come along to the Hataitai Bowling Club, 157 Hataitai Road to see what's new, pick up something tasty to eat, or to find a bargain! Market runs from 10am until 1pm.
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Hataitai, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Bikes in Schools: A gift for our future
- Welcom
- May 2015 Schools Jeline Boldevino and Shreeya Patel Late last year, Holy Cross School in Miramar was one of three schools selected by Wellington City Council to pilot ‘Bikes in Schools’, a project that includes new bikes, helmets and purpose-built tracks within the school.
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Miramar, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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May, Month of Mary
- Welcom
- May 2015 Feature In a tribute to Mary, Mother of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Wel-Com has invited Catholic women from various roles within the Archdiocese of Wellington and the Diocese of Palmerston North to share some of their experiences and stories.
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Victoria arts students learning from the best
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Thousands of Victoria University of Wellington students are learning from the best, according to the latest world university rankings.
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Anzac 2015: Lest we forget
- Welcom
- May 2015 Anzac Day 2015 A commemorative Mass marking the Gallipoli landing and WWI centenary was led by Cardinal John Dew in the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Wellington, on Anzac Day.
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Anglican, Catholic bishops urge TPP transparency
- Welcom
- May 2015 News Jayson Rhodes and Simone Olsen The Anglican and Catholic bishops of Aotearoa New Zealand have written to the Government asking for more transparency in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) currently under government negotiation, so New Zealanders can better evaluate its implications.
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Cardinal John’s column: Anzacs and the Bible
- Welcom
- May 2015 Opinion Cardinal John Dew Over the last few weeks there have been touching and impressive stories about various events marking the 100 years since the start of World War One, and many events commemorating Gallipoli and the Anzacs.
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Cardinal John’s column: Anzacs and the Bible (2)
- Welcom
- May 2015 Opinion Cardinal John Dew Over the last few weeks there have been touching and impressive stories about various events marking the 100 years since the start of World War One, and many events commemorating Gallipoli and the Anzacs.
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Roman Curia appointments for Oceania cardinals
- Welcom
- May 2015 News Simone Olsen Following their induction into the College of Cardinals in February, Cardinal John Dew of Wellington and Cardinal Soane Mafi of Tonga have been assigned by Pope Francis to offices in the Roman Curia – the central administrative body through which the Pope conducts global Church matters.
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The Year of Consecrated Life: The Marist family
- Welcom
- May 2015 Feature
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Hawkes Bay hosts Hui Aranga 2015
- Welcom
- May 2015 News Fr Simon Story The Hui Aranga Easter gathering of Māori from Catholic clubs around the North Island was held at Flaxmere, Hawkes Bay, over Easter weekend.
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Hawkes Bay hosts Hui Aranga 2015 (2)
- Welcom
- May 2015 News Fr Simon Story The Hui Aranga Easter gathering of Māori from Catholic clubs around the North Island was held at Flaxmere, Hawkes Bay, over Easter weekend.
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Nineveh, that great city...
- Welcom
- May 2015 Feature Fr Neil Vaney sm ‘And should I not be concerned about Nineveh, that great city…?’ (Jon 4.
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Martyrs of Peru, 1991
- Welcom
- May 2015 Feature Msgr Gerard Burns A martyr is someone who witnesses to faith until death.
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SCTV Episode 3.2 2015
- Scots College
- This episode features Middle & Senior inter-house Scots Pitch, Chess and Debating as well as an insight into a Middle School Assembly where Former Baseball Pitcher D.J Carrasco spoke. Cast: Scots College
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Scots College, 1, Monorgan Road, Strathmore Park, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6242, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Draft Wellington Cycling Framework passes council
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Debate of the cycling framework occurred at the full council meeting this morning.
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SCTV Ep3.2:
- Scots College
- This episode features Middle & Senior inter-house Scots Pitch, Chess and Debating as well as an insight into a Middle School Assembly where Former Baseball Pitcher D.J Carrasco spoke. Cast: Scots College Tags:
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Scots College, 1, Monorgan Road, Strathmore Park, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6242, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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WCC, RTC and now GWRC adopt positions to protect Takapu Valley from motorway
- Save Takapu Valley
- 29 April 2015 – Greater Wellington Regional Council voted strongly against NZTA plans to put a road through Takapu Valley (http://www.
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Takapu Valley, Wellington City, Wellington, 5028, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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WCC, RTC and now GWRC adopt positions to protect Takapu Valley from motorway
- Save Takapu Valley
- 29 April 2015 – Greater Wellington Regional Council voted strongly against NZTA plans to put a road through Takapu Valley (http://www.
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Takapu Valley, Wellington City, Wellington, 5028, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Walkscore
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- It’s been a while since I looked at WalkScore and there is now an app for Android and IOS.
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First XV college rugby starts up in earnest this weekend
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: St Pat's Silversteam joins St Pat's Town, Wellington College, Feilding High School, Palmerston North Boys' High School, Gisborne Boys' High Schools, Hastings Boys' High School and host team Napier Boys' Bigh High School this coming Saturday in the opening weekend of the Tranzit Coachlines 1st XV Festival.
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Kathleen Burns in A Servant to Two Masters
- Circa Theatre
- This week in *drama on the waterfront, Kathleen Burns answers questions about playing Beatrice in A Servant to Two Masters, which opens at Circa on Saturday 2 May.
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Circa Theatre, Taranaki Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Engaging in alternative economies
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The growth of alternative exchange systems operating outside of the traditional waged economy is the focus of new research from Victoria University of Wellington.
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Wellington Cycling Framework and Priorities
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Since my post yesterday regarding the cycling framework, there has been a fair bit of discussion around project priorities and, specifically, what this means for the Island Bay Cycleway.
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Island Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Weekly Club Roundup - Saturday 25th April 2015 2015
- Oriental Rongotai Football Club
- Five in a row! Our Premiers five year unbeaten run over Poneke came within a couple of minutes of going south on Saturday but a man down they played with pace and composure to consolidate their top four placing and with games against the bottom three teams to come in the next four weeks a Jubilee Cup berth almost seems assured.
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Metlink brings you City Safari
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- I saw a poster up on my bus this morning reminding me of Metlink City Safari, which runs on 17 May 2015.
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Wellington against international teams: versus South Africa 1956
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: South Africa 8 – Wellington 6When: 23 June 1956, at Athletic ParkWeather: Cloudy Crowd: 45,000 The Tour The 1956 Springbok tour will go down in folklore as one of the greatest rugby winters in New Zealand, not just for the All Blacks’ 3-1 series win, but the events leading up to it and surrounding it.
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An evening with David Fauquemberg
- Randell Cottage Writers Trust
- Free public event at the National Library An evening with David Fauquemberg 6.
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Randell Cottage, 14, St Mary Street, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Giant Chess Set
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- Our chess players are very excited to get started on outdoor chess, now that our giant chess set has arrived in school. We just need the weather to be on our side for them to have a go with it. We also have a giant draughts set that can also be used on the outside checkerboard, and a "mini-giant" chess set for indoor play.
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Wellington Cycling Framework: progress or procrastination?
- Cycling in Wellington
- On 21 April, a rally of over 350 people who cycle demanded that WCC “get on with it” and start building cycling infrastructure. On 30 April, Council will debate the Wellington Cycling Framework, the “master plan” for developing cycling in Wellington. Is this the start of the progress that the rally demanded, or is it another exercise in procrastination?
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Student exhibition challenges traditional library experience
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A National Library exhibition by three Victoria University of Wellington design students is using 3D media to challenge the way people interact with the Library’s collections.
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Notes from Assembly 28 April 2015
- Kilbirnie School
- Thanks Yash and Ruby for your fabulous compering of today's assembly! 1st song: "Count on Me" by Bruno Mars.
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Kilbirnie School, 72, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Crossbreeding could create stronger future for coral reefs
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The hybridisation of algae that live in reef corals could increase their rate of development and provide a means for corals to adapt to global warming, Victoria University of Wellington research has shown.
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Victoria University among the world’s best
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington has achieved some excellent results in the 2015 QS World University Rankings by Subject, which place the University as one of the top 100 in the world in a number of subjects.
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Prize Giving 2015
- Petone Rowing Club
- Thanks to everyone who made Saturday a fantastic day/night - hope you all had fun and are looking forward to another great season in 2015/16 at Petone Rowing Club!Allan Jones Trophy (Most Successful Coxswain) Lucy BirdRiordan Cup (Most Successful Novice) Abbie PritchardJenness Cup (Most Successful Sculler) Jamie SaundersDennis Sellers Cup (Best Coxless Pair) Jamie Saunders / Paddy O’ReillyTe Puni Shield (Highest Points Aggregate) Jamie SaundersParliament Cup (Most successful Masters rower - Points based) Astrid NunnsMcDougall Cup (Best Behaved Coxswain) Niamey IzzettPresident’s Trophy (Most Promising School Boy/Girl) Rachel GillChild’s Memorial Cup (Most Improved Novice) Georgia CoyneSam Platt Cup (Most Useful Club Member) David HanleyLadies Shield (Rower with the Best Club Spirit) Kyra JonesSwiggs Cup (Best Club Rower) Erin-Monique O’BrienDufus Award (Equipment Breaker of the Year) Elly O’Connell / Ruby WillisRussell Baxter Memorial Cup (for contribution to the advancement of Petone Rowing Club) Andrew BirdCommittee Award (for recognition of achievements) Paddy O'ReillyClub Captains Award (for commitment) Sam LeggeWe were honoured to name two boats for Martha McAnallen and Ann Carroll who have both made significant contributions to PRC as administrators.We added Ella Pudney, Beth Ross, James McAnallen, Phillip Wilson, and EM O'Brien's Rowing New Zealand achievements to our Honours Board.Congratulations Ella and Ruby who won the Photo Competition with their epic entries!Huge thank you to Andrew Bird, Dale Guyton, Paddy O'Reilly, and Martin Davies who made the day a success!
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Our 20th Anniversary Celebration
- Upper Hutt Community Rescue
- 2015 represents a significant milestone for the team. This year we turn 20 years old. A team that started with a couple of borrowed ropes, a board stretcher and a group of enthusiastic people. We’ve come […]
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Novices/Annie Huggan/Presidents races
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- Novices Race – 1 Lap Place Name Time 1 Ashton Tietjens 6:45 2 Amelia Adams 6:58 3 Katherine Jamieson 7:37 4 Joseph Mellor 8:24 5 Annabel England 8:31 6 Liam Carson 8:33 7 Daniel O’Sullivan 11:15 8 Jessie O’Sullivan 11:18 8 Stephania 12:00 Novices Race – 2 Laps Place Name Time 1 Nathaniel Graham 11:01 2 Logan Stoupe 11:17 3 Lucas Hughes 11:48 4 Nicholas Green 11:49 5 Henry Mellor 11:52 6 Luke Stoupe 13:05 7 Jonathan Green 13:37 8 Aidan Daines 13:44 9 Oscar Strickland 13:52 10 Thomas Pritchard 14:04 11 Lily Trompetter 14:05 12 Una Strickland 14:36 13 Gemma Gordon 14:46 14 Madelaine Bailey 15:19 15 Jordie 15:22 16 Michael O’Sullivan 15:24 17 Harvey Franklin 15:25 18 David Gordon 15:30 19 Harrison 15:40 20 Nicholas England 15:40 21 Maisie 15:58 22 Reardon Franklin 22:41 Novices Race/Annie Huggan Race – 3 Laps Place Name Time 1 Phoebe McKnight 15:44 2 Julie Johnson 17:32 3 Lars van Beusekom 17:32 4 Maria Cramp 18:10 5 Kristi Perkinson 18:48 6 Jayme Maxwell 18:54 7 Marian 19:08 8 Molly Heath 19:12 9 Jorja Watt 20:15 10 Keryn Morgan 20:43 11 Breanna Carson 20:56 12 Rylee Watt 21:01 13 Cassandra Trompetter 21:09 14 Liz Gibson 21:57 15 Trish Coley 23:14 16 Brig Murdoch 23:14 17 Chloe Thorne 23:38 18 Isabelle Franklin 23:40 19 Alex Noonan 23:51 20 Cathy Gordon (Walker) 30:05 Presidents Cup Place Name Clock Time Handicap Run Time 1 Paul Newom 20:17 2:00 18:17 2 Peter Roberts 20:52 4:53 15:59 3 Grant Pritchard 21:24 5:36 15:48 4 Neil Sargisson 21:43 4.00 17:43 5 Paul Strickland 21:52 2:00 19:52 6 Bill Trompetter 21:57 5:02 16:55 7 Marcus Smith 21:57 5:24 16:33 8 Reuben Goldingham-Newsom 22:07 7:48 14:19 9 Myles Carson 22:17 5:36 16:41 10 Mat Rogers 22:17 8:24 13:53 11 Graeme Burr 22:28 4:53 17:35 12 Paul Cavie 22:29 1:12 21:17 13 Mark O’Sullivan 22:30 0:36 21:54 14 Mathew Roberts 22:37 4:53 17:44 15 Keith Holmes 22:38 1:24 21:14 16 Tony Plowman 22:46 5:24 17:22 17 Joel Carman 22:51 8:24 14:33 18 Tim Johnson 22:52 7:48 15:04 19 Brendan Quirke 23:02 5:43 17:19 20 Darren Gordon 23:06 7:43 15:23 21 Steve Robertson 23:09 3:50 19:19 22 Albert van Veen 23:13 0:00 23:13 23 Simon England 23:21 5:12 18:09 24 Tony McKone 23:24 4:00 19:24 25 Donald Coley 24:09 4:24 19:45 26 Jay Waters 24:22 2:00 22:22 27 Peter Sparks 24:26 4:36 19:50 28 Peter Pritchard 24:28 4:24 20:04 29 Glenn Perkinson 24:30 4:00 20:30 30 Jonathan Roberts 24:30 4:00 20:30 31 Gary Maxwell 24:34 3:54 21:40
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Shaw Baton results 2015
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- Shaw Baton Relay Results – 25 April 2015 Battle Hill Park Girls U14 – Pink team Jorja Watt 9:21 Jessie Kincaid 8:58 Rylee Watt 9:10 Molly Heath 9:00 Total time: 36:29 Girls U14 – Orange team Abbie Kincaid 10:08 Lily Trompetter 10:40 Madeleine Bailey 10:42 Una Strickland 10:38 Total time: 42:08 Boys U12 – Green team – 3rd place Logan Stoupe 8:06 AJ Pritchard 8:18 Nicholas Green 8:36 Nathaniel Graham 8:07 Total time: 33:07 Boys U12 – Blue team Luke Stoupe 9:15 Tyler Rollo 9:20 Henry Mellor 8:37 Luke Stoupe 9:53 Total time: 37:05 Boys U12 – Purple team Aidan Jackson 9:34 Jonathan Green 9:41 Harrison Kowalczyk 10:18 Michael O’Sullivan 11:03 Total time: 40:36 Boys U14 – Black team Oscar Strickland 9:59 Aidan Cross 11:04 Harvey Butler 10:49 Ben Cherry 10:41 Total time: 42:33 Senior Women Julie Johnson 8:08 Ruby Heath 8:20 Kristi Perkinson 8:17 Chloe Thorne 10:58 Total time: 35:43 Masters Women A Vanessa Trompetter 10:02 Marian Goodwin 9:24 Melanie McKnight 9:43 Keryn Morgan 9:59 Total time: 39:08 Masters Women B Liz Gibson 10:57 Julia Baron 10:12 Isobel Franklin 12:14 Trish Coley 10:30 Total time: 43:53 Junior Women – 3rd place Phoebe McKnight 7:02 Lucy England 7:59 Maria Cramp 8:24 Jayme Maxwell 8:20 Total time: 31:45 Senior Men A Mathew Rogers 6:23 Grant Pritchard 7:32 Thomas Wynne 10:43 Joel Wyatt 7:14 Tim Johnson 7:03 Nick Sasse 6:51 Total time: 45:46 Junior Men/Senior Men Mixed Peter Roberts 7:00 Lars van Beusekom 8:45 Matthew Roberts 7:35 Jonathan Roberts 8:15 Mat Rogers 6:58 Grant Pritchard 7:37 Total time: 46:10 Masters Men 40+ A Myles Carson 7:41 Neil Sargisson 7:43 Tony Plowman 8:30 Brendan Quirke 8:12 Paul Strickland 9:41 Peter Sparks 9:50 Total time: 51.37 Masters Men 40+ B Glenn Perkinson 10:27 Steve Robertson 9:17 Keith Holmes 10:44 Mark O’Sullivan 9:44 Martyn Cherry 11:00 Steve Robertson 9:33 Total time: 1:00:45 Masters Men 50+ -3rd place Marcus Smith 7:23 Bill Trompetter 7:58 Paul Newsom 8:43 Don Coley 9:12 Graeme Burr 8:47 Richard Kellett 8:08 Total time: 50:11 Jumior Men – 2nd place Joel Carman 6:23 Tom England 6:38 Reuben Goldingham-Newsom 6:42 Gus Reece 6:40 Matthew Sutcliffe 6:48 Jayden McKnight 6:58 Total time: 40:09
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Super Rugby Round 11 Review
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Julian Savea, who opened the Reds with both barrels to score the decisive try of the match and the try of the week of the eleventh round of Super Rugby.
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WCC Cycling Framework
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- The upcoming WCC full council meeting has one major agenda point, the Wellington Cycling Framework.
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Commemoration vs Celebration
- The Wellingtonista
- Over the last week, Wellington has been the focus of an Anzac Day like no other.
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Result: Shaw Baton - under 10s individual race
- Olympic Harriers
- The biggest field of the day was for the under 10s individual race with 84 regis...
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Wellington Junior Open sees strong girls draw
- Squash Wellington
- This weekends Wellington Junior Open hosted by Mana Squash Club sees the strongest Junior Girls draw for a number of years. Ellie Epke with a Senior women’s A1 grading, is top seed. I’m sure Abbie Palmer #2, Juee Bhide #3 and Kaitlyn Watts seeded 4 will have eyes on the prestigious silverware.
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May 23- Smash Malice vs Brutal Pageant
- Richter City Roller Derby
- Richter City Roller Derby league’s smashing home season continues on Saturday 23 May at Kilbirnie Rec Centre! Coming off a solid win in the home opener vs Comic Slams, the trailer cats of Smash Malice will face a rematch vs the disgraced beauty queens of Brutal Pageant, who defeated them in the home opener last season. Now in its 7th year, Richter City boasts three...
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Public support lifts public transport and cycling up priority list for transport improvements in the Wellington region
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Public transport and cycling are big winners in a new transport plan for the Wellington region approved today by the Regional Transport Committee but some major strategic roading initiatives will also put some muscle into economic growth, Committee Chair Fran Wilde says.
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Snapper Sprat failures
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- It took a while for this issue to register even though I’d been watching it happen personally.
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eBike user profile: Deborah East
- Cycling in Wellington
- Deborah navigates the hills of Brooklyn on her eBike. What kind of people ride eBikes, and why? I put these questions to real estate agent and eBike user Deborah East: My e-bike has got me back into cycling after many years of inactivity, and I am slowly getting fitter and healthier because of the bike.
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Result: Shaw Baton Relay
- Olympic Harriers
- Conditions were pretty good for the running of the 2015 Shaw Baton Relays being somewhat cloudy overhead with a bit of a northerly breeze. The course had to be altered somewhat due to trimming of pine trees not far from the start of the leg. This meant that times were faster than in previous years, which gives encouragement to those of us who are getting a bit older. There was good support for the event this year with 548 individual results in the relays (this will include some people running twice).
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Hutt Old Boys Marist, Tawa out in front after explosive round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Hutt Old Boys Eagles Premiers and some of their junior supporters celebrate with the Father Cleary Shield after a helter-skelter top-of-the-table 54-49 win over Marist St Pat’s today.
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At the Ataturk Memorial on Wellington's South Coast
- Keith Johnson
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Soldiers Visit
- Kilbirnie School
- Today, Freddie's (Room 4) Uncle Andrew and his colleague Dale who are soldiers in the New Zealand army visited us.
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Dan at the head of the FishHead
- The Wellingtonista
- How time flies! Five years since we hit the launch party, FishHead magazine is going from strength to strength, no doubt because they’ve been smart enough to solicit a bunch of Wellingtonista contributors (I wrote in the very first issue, current ‘istas Tom Beard and Tom Goulter and gone fishin’ Hadyn Green are all regular columnists).
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Extra support for students dealing with diabetes
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Starting university is a big change for anyone. And it’s even more difficult for students who have to manage an ongoing health issue at the same time.
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Online survey excuse to reflect on the long hot days of summer
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- People who enjoy the Wellington region’s harbours, coasts and rivers are being encouraged to participate in an online survey on recreational water quality.
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Wellington ANZAC services
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Metlink has published timetables for the weekend service, including the centenary parade tomorrow.
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Launch of Lilburn Studios begins 100th birthday celebrations
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music (NZSM) begins a series of events to celebrate the 100th birthday of composer Douglas Lilburn tonight (23 April at 7pm) with the launch of the Lilburn Studios, a concert and readings.
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Big afternoon of Anzac Day rugby on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: In two significant matches this Saturday, Adam Stewart and the Wellington Axemen host the Old Boys University Goats at Hataitai Park and Dean Brunsdon’s Northern United meet neighbours Paremata-Plimmerton for the Ivan Hargreaves Trophy at Ngatitoa Domain.
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ANZAC Commemoration
- Kilbirnie School
- Yesterday we held an ANZAC Commemoration honouring and remembering those who have fought in wars.
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News: Weekly Newsletter - Shaw Baton on Sat, Movie night Sun
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- Shaw Baton relays, Battle Hill Park, Pauhatanui (no dogs!), Saturday 25th April ...
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"A Pupil Goes To War"
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- Over the last six weeks Mr McGimpsay has been working with three students from Room 8 preparing a story entitled “A Pupil Goes to War”.
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Slides and a podcast: my MMBA 505 lecture and Access Granted, episode 45
- Jack Yan
- As promised to the MMBA 505 class at Victoria University of Wellington last night, here are my slides.
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Entertainment Book Fundraiser
- Kilbirnie School
- Have fun and support our school at the same time by buying an Entertainment Book or Entertainment Digital Membership! It costs only $60 of which $12 from every Membership sold is donated to the School.
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Free professional coaching next spring!
- Wellington Tennis Club
- We have been very fortunate to get funding to offer free coaching to non-members in our community — starting in spring and running through to the new year, in 16 weekly, 2-hour, ‘tennis taster’ sessions.
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Review: Triumphs and other alternatives
- The Wellingtonista
- The lights go up on a mostly bare stage.
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Medalists at NZ Vets!
- Table Tennis Wellington
- In the individuals events, Lindsay Ward got Gold in the O60s and Bronze in the O50s! Also a picture from the Bronze Medal playoff match – Wellington 3 New South Wales 1 (thanks to Malcolm Wong for sending in these pictures): In the Teams, Depak Patel and John Gan won Silver in the Over 40 […]
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Cenotaph photos
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- For this set of photos, I was out walking with my son.
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Better hospital care needed for obese patients
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Healthcare services are not always suitable for morbidly obese patients, a Victoria University of Wellington researcher has found.
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NZ Under-20 Profile: Vince Tavae-Aso
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Vince Tavae-Aso playing for the Petone club in Wellington last weekend against Hutt Old Boys Marist in their famous McBain Shield match.
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Over 350 people on bikes say “Get on With It” to WCC
- Cycling in Wellington
- The rally shows how WCC should “lifi it’s act” [Photo: Patrick Morgan] Ron Beernink, Cycle Aware Wellington Committee member, reports: Over 350 hands went up when people at the Get On With It rally were asked, “who has had a near miss?” That same morning another cyclist had an collision on Thorndon Quay.
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Firebirds Overseas
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- While some cricketers put the bat, pads, gloves and shoes away in the garage for the winter a number of the Firebirds are putting their gear onto airplanes and jetting off to the other side of the world.
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Victoria University hosts launch of Government’s flu vaccination campaign
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The Minister of Health Dr Jonathan Coleman, together with Victoria University students and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Engagement) Professor Frazer Allan, received influenza shots at Victoria’s Kelburn campus, to launch the Government’s annual flu vaccination campaign.
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Biking for a better city.
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Gregory: One of the consistent points that we try to make on the Sustainable Wellington Transport blog is that we’re concerned with accessibility and mobility.
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Victoria designs transportable MRI machine
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington has designed a transportable MRI machine to speed up the diagnosis and treatment of stroke patients.
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Real cycling progress: the Leonie Gill Pathway opens
- Cycling in Wellington
- Celia Wade-Brown cuts the ribbon opening the Pathway Although cycling in Wellington sometimes seems to be mired in “paralysis by analysis”, on Sunday 19 April it was great to join Councillors, local residents, walkers and cyclists for the opening of a real piece of cycling (and walking) infrastructure: the Leonie Gill Pathway in Kilbirnie.
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Wellington against international teams: versus British Lions 1950
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The crowd builds at Athletic Park in 1950 for the big match.
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Focus on intersections
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- People in the Wellington region are being encouraged – through a new road safety campaign - to sharpen up their focus at intersections by keeping their Eyes On.
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Glorification or commemoration; a moving, disorienting exhibition at Te Papa
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Two new exhibitions open at Adam Art Gallery
- Victoria University of Wellington
- An artist and three architects address space and its representation in two new exhibitions at the Adam Art Gallery, opening on Saturday.
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There can be only one, unless you forget to register your design: the Range Rover Evoque and the copycat Landwind X7
- Jack Yan
- The stunning original: the Range Rover Evoque.
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Anzac weekend disruptions mean careful travel planning critical
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Wellingtonians are being warned to plan ahead in order to cope with what could be the biggest disruption to public transport the city has ever seen as thousands flock to Anzac centenary events on Friday and Saturday.
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Shaw Baton Pics from previous years….
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- Matthew on the first fence, followed by Bailey-Rose. one of the fences Lucy flying around the course The water jump at Shaw Baton Cassandra contemplating the water crossing at Shaw Baton 2011 Phoebe jumps the fence Nicholas charges through Jorja in the water Jack gets really wet Ben on his way out
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New mode for Phantom?
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Spotted this guy changing out posters on Courtnay Place this morning as my bus was pulling away. It’s better to see a cargo bike being parked up on the footpath than the van that usually does the job.
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Traveller impressions of Porirua
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- My French is incredibly rusty, but I did manage to get a strong sense out of this French travellers’ blog post before looking up a translation.
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Referee Recruitment night on Wednesday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Wellington Rugby Referees’ Association, together with the Wellington Rugby Football Union, is holding a referee recruitment night this Wednesday at the Green Man from 5.
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Welcome Back Everyone!
- Kilbirnie School
- Welcome back everyone! We hope you had a super holiday and are now ready for a jam-packed term!
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Sale of St Christopher’s- Open Letter to Presbyterian Council
- Sarah Free
- To the Moderator, Presbyterian Council, I have now attended two community meetings in regard to the proposed sale of the church and hall at 27 Ventnor Street, Seatoun, and write to you now in my capacity as an Eastern Ward Councillor to express my concern at what I have heard about the process.
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Why you need Don Juan in your life
- Circa Theatre
- This week on *drama on the waterfront, a taster teaser (with zeir sexy accents) from the actors taking part in Don Juan.
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FROM BROADWAY TO LA SCALAWELLINGTON | Michael Fowler Centre |...
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- FROM BROADWAY TO LA SCALA WELLINGTON | Michael Fowler Centre | Friday 18 September | An evening of glamour, passion and romance Renowned for their charisma, stagecraft and musical versatility, bass baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes joins film, TV and musical theatre star Jennifer Ward-Lealand, Australia’s favourite tenor David Hobson (Baz Luhrmann’s La Boheme) and the breathtaking soprano Greta Bradman, to thrill audiences with a seamless blend of classical elegance and theatrical glamour. Joining this extraordinary quartet is a truly special guest star: the living national treasure Dame Malvina Major. From Puccini to Rodgers and Hammerstein, Bizet to Gershwin and Verdi to Cole Porter, this unique concert experience features many of the greatest songs, arias and duets ever composed, brought to life by five of our region’s most highly acclaimed singers and accompanied by Orchestra Wellington. Soaring with the exuberance of the great stage musicals, enriched with the power and passion of grand opera From Broadway to La Scala will transport you with a richly entwined repertoire of all time classics, drawn from two of the world’s most enduringly popular musical genres. For ticket presales head to Ticketek HERE
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Law students contribute to prestigious international research project
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Students from Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Law are contributing to a Harvard John F Kennedy School of Government research project which is evaluating the status of violence against women.
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After an amazing start to 2015 with KAMARINSKAYA, Orchestra...
- Orchestra Wellington
- After an amazing start to 2015 with KAMARINSKAYA, Orchestra Wellington is happy to present the 2nd show of our SIX BY ONE Subscription season.
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Musings on making friends with mobiles
- Jack Yan
- I see Google has messaged me in Webmaster Tools about some sites of ours that aren’t mobile-friendly.
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ANZAC Commemoration - Thursday 23 April 11.50-12.20pm
- Kilbirnie School
- On Thursday we will be meeting in the hall to commemorate ANZAC Day.
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Corporate Rowing 2015 – Give it a Go!!!
- Wellington Rowing Club
- CORPORATE ROWING 2015 – WELLINGTON ROWING CLUB This is a business team challenge for any work team, social group or individual and will be ideal for : building teamwork encouraging colleague support developing a team focus and commitment fostering and boosting personal health and fitness creating motivation and enthusiasm providing fun and enjoyment helping networking within the business community Mixed corporate 8 race on the Whanganui River as part of the training camp Corporate Challenge as an introduction to rowing: The Corporate Challenge is a good opportunity for anyone with no rowing experience to participate in an introductory program, before contemplating joining the club as a Novice rower. It works equally well as a stand-alone program. The Corporate Challenge runs from May to August. Key Dates Land based Fitness training – Commences 5:30pm Tuesday 12thMay at Wellington Rowing Club. Corporate Challenge Briefing 2.30pm Sun 10th May upstairs at the Wellington Rowing Club Training camp in Wanganui date July 11th/12th 2015 Practice Regatta at the completion of Training camp Indoor Rowing competition 6pm Monday 10th August Corporate regatta 1000 metres Saturday August 15th (reserve day Sunday 16th – dependent on weather) This date will be confirmed once we have confirmation from Wellington Rowing Association. * Note that these dates are indicative – final dates yet to be confirmed based on the Wellington Rowing Association’s regatta programme – and the much-revered Wellington weather!! The Value of Participation Great for team spirit—an excellent team building exercise Promotes Healthy lifestyle–get into a keep fit habit Enjoy Wellington at its best–enjoy Wellington from the harbour – one of its greatest assets Something New– it’s great to try something new A gateway to future fun–it may be the beginning to a lifetime of enjoyment in rowing. A final couple of words: We do endeavour to accommodate everyone that is interested in rowing. As there is a random element to the breadth of fitness etc of a crew, we ask that people allow for this. In addition, the Club is constrained in it’s boat and coaching resources. We will accommodate as many people as we can without overburdening the facilities, but it is possible that we will have to turn some people away. Our policy will be first-in, first-served. What Next—Who Do We Contact ? If you like the sound of this and would like to sign up or have any further questions, please email your details to Wellington Rowing Club at email: challenge@wellingtonrowing.org.nz See you at 2.30pm Sunday the 10th May 2015 upstairs at the Wellington Rowing Club!
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A fruitful experience
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A chance to put what she has learned in lectures into practice in the real world has been the opportunity of a lifetime for Victoria University of Wellington arts student Lydia Bennett.
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HOBM regain McBain as Poneke end OBU’s unbeaten run in Colts rugby
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: No way through for Marist St Pat’s fullback Emmanuel Quintane in today’s Swindale Shield match against Wainuiomata.
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“Get on with it” ride to the Council
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- On Tuesday 21 April, Wellington’s cyclists will be riding from Wellington Railway Station to Civic Square to encourage the Council to “Get on With It” and build the cycle infrastructure needed to establish a cycling transport system in Wellington.
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Opening public places
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- There are a few new and redeveloped spaces that are either newly opened or about to open.
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Taking it seriously: the Island Bay cycleway
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Bumper day of rugby around Wellington tomorrow
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Tough knocks.
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Mana Kayak Racing AGM 2015
- Mana Kayak Racing Club
- The Annual General Meeting of the Mana Kayak Racing Club that will be held on Wednesday 6th May 2015. The AGM will be held at Greg Adlam’s home at 400a State Highway 58, Paremata. Details are attached below. At the AGM the committee will present the financial report and we will hold elections for the […]
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Pukeahu pictures
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- I had to walk the dog this morning, so I took another trip through Pukeahu as it was being set up for the opening.
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Last chance to put cycling in Wellington’s future
- Cycling in Wellington
- Today, 17 April, is the last chance to submit on Wellington City’s 10 year plan.
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When Road Cycling is Illegal
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Following my recent post on fixing cyclist infrastructure, I received a reply that questioned the rationale of pushing cyclists into pedestrian space: @sustwelltrans Lets make roads that work for all vehicles - Arras underpass should have bikes ok - leave #footpaths for #pedetrians — Ellen Blake (@Windynell) April 05, 2015 Since I didn’t know how or why cyclist restrictions happen, I emailed WCC to ask. Cyclists can use all roads except for motorways, lanes reserved for Buses Only, pedestrian malls, and some tunnels. Cyclists are banned from these places due to safety concerns which derive from conflicts very high volumes of other users who have been formally given exclusive priority. Cyclists may use all normal Bus Lanes, but not Bus Only lanes. Motorways in Wellington City area are: State Highway 1 from the Karo/Willis intersection to Ngauranga State Highway 1 from Johnsonville to Porirua Bus Only lanes are: Throndon Quay southbound centre lane into Lambton Interchange Lambton Quay from Bunny St to Whitmore St (Lambton Interchange site) Lambton Quay southbound from Brandon St to Featherston St Hunter St-Customhouse Quay-Willis St southbound from Featherston St to Manners St Manners St from Willis St to Cuba St both directions Pedestrian Malls are: Cuba St from Ghuznee St to Manners St Tunnels where cyclists are banned are: Arras Tunnel (State Highway 1) Mt Victoria Tunnel road lanes (State Highway 1) Hataitai Bus Tunnel. I’m sure that there are plenty of points that could be contested within that list, but I’ll only touch on a couple. For the road tunnels, the conditions of the road are identical to normal urban roads, with the exception of ventilation and lighting. It’s not clear how or why the Arras and Mt Victoria tunnels would create an actual safety risk beyond that of normal urban cycling. If there is some exceptional risk, wouldn’t it be better to educate the motorists that cause the risk? The decisions are the responsibility of the appropriate Road Controlling Authority. For all urban roads Wellington City Council is the RCA, for the entire state highway network it is the New Zealand Transport Agency. The timing of decisions result from safety and management reviews on an as required basis. Both tunnels are part of SH1 and fall under NZTA’s authority. I’ve just sent an OIA request for justification of the exclusion. They have until May 15 to respond.
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Thomas Fleming: committed to the cause for OBU
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Thomas Fleming playing for Old Boys University against Avalon at the start of this season.
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All teams underway this Saturday in women’s rugby
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- Above: Defending champions Oriental-Rongotai host Wainuiomata at the Polo Ground in the second round of the Fleurs Trophy this Saturday.
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Review: The showgirl
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- A NZ written disco noir set in Harlem, 1979.
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Countdown to Metlink City Safari
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- Only four weeks to go until the region’s Amazing Race – the Metlink City Safari on Sunday 17 May.
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Common sense decision by Wellington City Council on Petone to Grenada Rd
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- On 14th April 2015, the Wellington City Council voted a strong (11/4) position on the Petone to Grenada Road proposal, and the last minute additions of either widening SH1 past Tawa (option C), or a new road through Takapu Valley (option D). Their decision was to SUPPORT the Petone to Grenada Link Road proposal (which… Read More
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Common sense decision by Wellington City Council on Petone to Grenada Rd
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- On 14th April 2015, the Wellington City Council voted a strong (11/4) position on the Petone to Grenada Road proposal, and the last minute additions of either widening SH1 past Tawa (option C), or a new road through Takapu Valley (option D). Their decision was to SUPPORT the Petone to Grenada Link Road proposal (which… Read More
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Jimmy Grbich Dinner to celebrate Rongotai College’s contribution
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Rongotai College Old Boys’ Association is hosting a dinner next week to celebrate the college’s contribution to Wellington Rugby, and in particular through the professional era with such players as Ma'a Nonu, Julian and Ardie Savea, Ofisa 'Junior' Tonu'u, Motu Matu'u, Roy Kinikinilau and Mark Reddish household rugby names out of Rongotai College.
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Rex is right about the Town Hall
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Victoria University expands its presence in Auckland
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- Victoria University of Wellington is opening expanded premises in Auckland, providing a central city base to service growing demand for its courses and expertise.
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Bilateral arbitration treaty and Rainbow Warrior focus for Visiting Research Fellow
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A proposed bilateral arbitration treaty and the 30th anniversary of the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior will be the focus of a visit from world leading international arbitrator and litigator Gary Born next month.
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ONLY 2 MORE SLEEPS!Orchestra Wellington presents KAMARINSKAYA...
- Orchestra Wellington
- ONLY 2 MORE SLEEPS! Orchestra Wellington presents KAMARINSKAYA this weekend in Wellington on Saturday and Masterton on Sunday.
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Children with disabilities can make competent witnesses
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A new study led by Victoria University senior lecturer Dr Deirdre Brown challenges the view that children with intellectual disabilities cannot accurately describe their experiences.
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CHANNELLING KATHERINE'S SPIRIT
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Referee Profile - Danial Bremner
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Profile and photo courtesy of the Wellington Rugby Referees Association here When did you start refereeing?2012 with the Tasman Union Did you play rugby?I played for the Waimea Old Boys after playing rugby at Naylands College.
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Wellington enjoys camping boom
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Wellington enjoys camping boom The long hot summer of 2015 was a boomer for Wellington’s campers, with record numbers flocking to our parks for a slice of sun.
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Result: Porirua Grand Traverse
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- A lot of club members competed in this event. Lizzy Bunckenberg (First ind...
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Result: Black Programme and requested events
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- Marama Butler: 3rd W 100m (13.92); Kevin Pugh: 1st 1500m (4:54.84). andnbsp;
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News: Club social evening - movie night 26 April
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- Dee dah dee dee dah dah, dee dah dee dee dah.... Hi all, the first social eve...
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Exhibition showcases glamping designs
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The classic Kiwi camping holiday has been given a dramatic makeover by a group of architecture students from Victoria University of Wellington.
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News: Weekly Newsletter: 18 April Club Day
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- A great weekend to start the official season!andnbsp; Results from the Maiden an...
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Victoria honours distinguished alumni
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington is recognising six New Zealanders, who have made outstanding contributions within New Zealand and globally, with Distinguished Alumni Awards.
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Takapu Valley: Last clean headwaters of Porirua Harbour. Protect it from NZTA
- Save Takapu Valley
- NZTA are proposing a big road through the last undeveloped headwaters of Porirua Stream, which is a major tributary of the Porirua Harbour system. Last week Wellington City Councillors voted to endorse the new Te Awaura-O-Porirua Harbour and Catchment Strategy Action Plan to clean up the Porirua catchment. Surprisingly, Councillors weren’t even told by officials… Read More
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Takapu Valley: Last clean headwaters of Porirua Harbour. Protect it from NZTA
- Save Takapu Valley
- NZTA are proposing a big road through the last undeveloped headwaters of Porirua Stream, which is a major tributary of the Porirua Harbour system. Last week Wellington City Councillors voted to endorse the new Te Awaura-O-Porirua Harbour and Catchment Strategy Action Plan to clean up the Porirua catchment. Surprisingly, Councillors weren’t even told by officials… Read More
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Takapu Valley, Wellington City, Wellington, 5028, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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beautiful, funny and poignant
- Circa Theatre
- This week on *drama on the waterfront, it's your last chance to see Two Mortals at Circa.
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Circa Theatre, Taranaki Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Result: Maiden and Perston
- Olympic Harriers
- The weather was its normal magnificent self for the Maiden and Perston races, bright sunshine and barely a breath of wind. The underfoot conditions were a bit softer than usual and the greasy conditions down the bank prompted a course change for the under 10 race.
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Newlands College, 68, Bracken Road, Newlands, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6037, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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Wellington against international teams: versus Australia 1946
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: A year after hostilities have ceased, former Major General and now Governor General Sir Bernard Freyberg meeting the touring Wallabies before they play Wellington.
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Saturday 2 May: A Victorian Dinner to raise funds for the Basin appeal
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- Mt Victoria Historical Society (MVHS), a party to the Board of Inquiry and the High Court Appeal, is organising a fabulous evening of food, entertainment and conviviality to raise funds for Save the Basin Campaign’s response to NZTA’s Appeal against the Board’s decision to decline resource consent for the Basin Reserve flyover.
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Coming up this Saturday, before we kick off 2015 with...
- Orchestra Wellington
- Coming up this Saturday, before we kick off 2015 with KAMARINSKAYA at the Michael Fowler Centre, we have the honour of joining Neil Finn and Tami Neilson down at Slow Boat Records for official World Record Store Day celebrations! Festivities kick off at 9am so come have a dig through the bins for some of that ‘black gold’ & join our string quartet at around 2pm.
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Visiting scholar to discuss language issues surrounding migration
- Victoria University of Wellington
- An internationally renowned linguistics scholar will give a public lecture at Victoria University of Wellington next week on the problems of maintaining a heritage language after migrating to the city or another country.
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P2G and WGTN Resilience, Part 2: EQ and Natural Hazard Resilience
- Save Takapu Valley
- This is the second of three posts examining the effects of the proposed Petone to Grenada link road on the network and natural hazard resilience of the Wellington road network. This post covers Earthquake and Natural Hazard Resilience. Part 1 looks at network resilience. Part 3 takes a closer look at the challenges of the… Read More
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P2G and WGTN Resilience, Part 2: EQ and Natural Hazard Resilience
- Save Takapu Valley
- This is the second of three posts examining the effects of the proposed Petone to Grenada link road on the network and natural hazard resilience of the Wellington road network. This post covers Earthquake and Natural Hazard Resilience. Part 1 looks at network resilience. Part 3 takes a closer look at the challenges of the… Read More
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P2G and WGTN Resilience, Part 3: The Hutt Valley
- Save Takapu Valley
- This is the third of three posts examining the effects of the proposed Petone to Grenada link road on the network and natural hazard resilience of the Wellington road network. This post looks at road access to the Hutt after a major event. Part 1 looks at network resilience. Part 2 examines earthquake and natural… Read More
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Takapu Valley, Wellington City, Wellington, 5028, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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P2G and WGTN Resilience, Part 3: The Hutt Valley
- Save Takapu Valley
- This is the third of three posts examining the effects of the proposed Petone to Grenada link road on the network and natural hazard resilience of the Wellington road network. This post looks at road access to the Hutt after a major event. Part 1 looks at network resilience. Part 2 examines earthquake and natural… Read More
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Takapu Valley, Wellington City, Wellington, 5028, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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P2G and WGTN Resilience, Part 1: Network Resilience
- Save Takapu Valley
- This is the first of three posts examining the effects of the proposed Petone to Grenada link road on the network and natural hazard resilience of the Wellington road network. This post covers Network Resilience. Part 2 looks at earthquake and natural hazard resilience. Part 3 takes a closer look at the challenges of the… Read More
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Takapu Valley, Wellington City, Wellington, 5028, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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P2G and WGTN Resilience, Part 1: Network Resilience
- Save Takapu Valley
- This is the first of three posts examining the effects of the proposed Petone to Grenada link road on the network and natural hazard resilience of the Wellington road network. This post covers Network Resilience. Part 2 looks at earthquake and natural hazard resilience. Part 3 takes a closer look at the challenges of the… Read More
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Making Use of Canal Reserve
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- I’ve been thinking about Canal Reserve a lot recently.
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University Championship Regatta – Vic Uni
- Wellington Rowing Club
- Recently the Victoria University Rowing Club travelled to Whanganui to compete in the New Zealand University Championship Regatta on the Whanganui River.
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The Boatshed, Odlins Plaza, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Inaugural lecture to explore organisational challenges in an outsourced world
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A Victoria University of Wellington professor will provide insights from over 25 years of research into how information technology has changed the way we view and work in organisations, in his upcoming inaugural lecture.
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It’s taken me a long time to blog about sheep
- Jack Yan
- Living in New Zealand, of course PETA’s latest graphic (on the right) is going to get a few of us commenting.
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Maadi Cup 2015
- Wellington Rowing Club
- Great shot of the Boat Park This season Wellington Rowing Club had all five of its schools head to Lake Karapiro to compete at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Championship Regatta (the Maadi Cup).
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The Boatshed, Odlins Plaza, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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High scoring Swindale Shield round as MSP, HOBM and Tawa secure fourth wins
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: HOBM prop Rei Manaia crashes over for a try in his side’s win over the Upper Hutt Rams today.
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Tawa, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Talking With…
- Drama Christi
- Pink Duck Productions is delighted to bring the hit American play Talking With to Drama Christi Studio in Wellington this month, where eleven idiosyncratic characters will make you laugh, cry, and ponder what life’s all about.
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Seminar: Increasing walking and cycling in NZ cities
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities has a seminar coming up on Thursday April 16th.
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Farewell, Manhattan: switching to the Cooler Master Storm Quick Fire TK Cherry MX Brown
- Jack Yan
- The Cooler Master Storm Quick Fire TK, with white case.
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April Meeting
- Newtown Residents' Association
- The next Residents’ Association Meeting is on Monday, 20th April, 7.30pm at the Newtown Hall, 71 Daniell St. All welcome! If you have items you would like on the agenda please let us know – newtownwellington@gmail.com.
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Club rugby in full swing this weekend with all grades in action
- Wellington Club Weekly
- With three weeks gone in the Premier and Premier Reserve grades the teams are starting to spread themselves out and some are already finding themselves in catch-up mode and needing their passes to stick if they want to make the sharp ends of their respective grades for the back end on the season.
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Minutes of the March 2015 Residents’ Association Meeting
- Newtown Residents' Association
- On March 16th we discussed the Wellington City Council Long Term Plan and the WCC Social Housing Policy.
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Is the behaviour of NZTA Wellington appropriate for a Government Agency?
- Save Takapu Valley
- After a year working alongside NZTA over their plans to bulldoze the valley. We’ve learnt a lot about NZTA, and not all of it is nice and respectful. Things are getting bad. Government Agencies should work within decent standards, but things came to a head yesterday when our MP Peter Dunne front footed the unethical… Read More
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Is the behaviour of NZTA Wellington appropriate for a Government Agency?
- Save Takapu Valley
- After a year working alongside NZTA over their plans to bulldoze the valley. We’ve learnt a lot about NZTA, and not all of it is nice and respectful. Things are getting bad. Government Agencies should work within decent standards, but things came to a head yesterday when our MP Peter Dunne front footed the unethical… Read More
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Wednesday night club sessions ended till September
- Wellington Tennis Club
- With winter approaching, our Wednesday evening club sessions have ended now until September. We do still have club days every Sunday from 1.30-5.30, so come along for a hit and some good fun social tennis.
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Mana/Newlands Smartcard Expiry
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- This service note from Metlink caught my eye today: If you have a Mana/Newlands smartcard that was purchased in 2006 it will expire this year and will no longer be able to be used.
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Reviving poetry award for young New Zealanders
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML) is aiming to revive New Zealand’s only national poetry competition for high school students through crowdfunding.
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Vaea Fifita working hard for higher honours
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Vaea Fifita bursting away to score a try for Wellington against Johnsonville a fortnight ago in Wellington club rugby.
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Reusing Te Papa’s collections images, by the numbers
- Te Papa's blog
- In June last year we began making high-resolution images available for download, for collection items where copyright (or cultural rights) would allow us. We went live with 14,000 images under a Creative Commons licence, and 17,000 under No Known Copyright Restrictions statement. You can find out a bit more about what those statements means on... Read more »
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Working bee this Saturday
- Wellington Tennis Club
- There’s a working bee this Saturday — 11 April 2015 — at 9:30am. Come along with any tools you have and give an hour or so of your time to tidy up the courts. If we need to postpone for wet weather, we’ll make an announcement on the website and Facebook page, so check one of these at 9am Saturday morning if you are not sure.
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Pearce Cup number 13 for Easts
- Cricket Wellington
- One of the most dominant sporting streaks continued last weekend as Eastern Suburbs secured their 13th Pearce Cup title in 14 years (Beaten finalists in the other).
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Jimmy Grbich Dinner - A Celebration of Rongotai Rugby
- Oriental Rongotai Football Club
- This year’s dinner is being held in association with The Rongotai College Old Boys Association and hosted by ourselves and our good friends at Poneke. For many of us, Rongotai College has provided a pathway from junior to senior rugby, and now 'The Next Generation' are experiencing the camaraderie and enjoyment of Rongotai Rugby. Whether it was turning out for the 5B's, u55kg or the 1st XV everyone has made a significant contribution to the values and culture that is Rongotai Rugby. Many stories to tell, not of ones own exploits on the field but of others who have worn the #GoldenFleece of the 'Coutts St Academy'. We do not tell our own stories but take great pride and enjoyment of telling stories of 'others' on field courage and brilliance.
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May conference to explore identity issues
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University is one of the organisers of a conference in May, which will explore issues of digital identity and privacy.
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Ravi Krishnamurthy wins 2014 Best Youth Cricket Initiative Award
- Cricket Wellington
- Ravindra (Ravi) Krishnamurthy was awarded the 2014 Best Youth Cricket Initiative Award at the recent NZC Awards dinner in Auckland.
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Nine teams entered for start of women’s competition
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: the last three Wellington women's championship winners, Oriental-Rongotai, Northern United and Wainuiomata.
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Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Easy Bits: Unique Eastbourne Destination Names
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- If you scan through the list of routes around the region, you’ll find a few names pop up over and over again.
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Club champs updates
- Wellington Tennis Club
- We’ve updated the club champs draws with a heap of new results so have a look and see who you are playing next. If you need your opponent’s contact details, Ben Leggett can help. Contact Ben at wtcclubchamps@nzgiftstation.co.nz.
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Onslow fall well short on Day 1
- Cricket Wellington
- Onslow got a rude awaking on Day 1 of the national club championship in Auckland.
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Recreating the sounds of Māori at Gallipoli
- Te Papa's blog
- In what is probably a first for an exhibition like this Gallipoli: The scale of our war (opening April 18) has its very own soundtrack and score to enhance the visitor experience. In this blog Te Papa researcher Amber Aranui talks about recreating the sounds of Māori at Gallipoli. For the part of the exhibition that...
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Victoria showcases World War I material online
- Victoria University of Wellington
- To mark Anzac Day and the centenary of the 1915 Gallipoli landings, Victoria University of Wellington’s Library has created a digital collection of World War I material.
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NZRU releases 2015 ITM Cup draw
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The New Zealand Rugby Football Union has today released the 2015 ITM Cup draw, which runs from mid-August through to the third week of October.
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Wellington against International teams: versus South Africa 1937
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Wellington College All Black and second five-eighth Jack Griffiths was Wellington’s best player in this match according to The Dominion in its follow-up edition.
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Reflections from week one of The Mystery of Edwin Drood
- Circa Theatre
- Drood, Glorious Drood! This week on *drama on the waterfront, we hear reflections from week one of The Mystery of Edwin Drood Just over a week ago The Mystery of Edwin Drood thundered out of the gate at Circa, with a bold and boisterous opening night event that served up a feast of madness, mystery, murder and music to the more than 200 people who joined the cast and crew to send Drood off to the races in style. Fabulous....Brilliant...Awesome...Amazing...You should see it more than once!By now, nearly 1500 of you have been welcomed to the Music Hall Royale to meet the incredible suspects, watch for clues and red herrings and decide for yourselves who the Dickens did the deed! Highly recommended that all lovers of Dickens go see this show. It’s been wonderfully exciting to see the different possible endings emerge (with some hilariously improbable pairings already proving popular! Most of all, it’s been humbling and gratifying to hear how much fun you’re all having Stunning in every way and rollicking good fun!Phew! As those of you who’ve seen it will know, The Mystery of Edwin Drood is a massive and spectacular undertaking, needing truckloads of energy, wit, speed, passion…..and people to share it with! We’re still firing on all cylinders and there are heaps of endings still to be seen, so it’s just as well we’ve got another three weeks to bring you a larger-than-life experience at The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Everyone should go and see this as quickly as they can; it is HILARIOUS!All photos taken by Tabitha Arthur, with quotes from the audience of this season of The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
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Circa Theatre, Taranaki Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Wellington’s Changing Bus Culture
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- The DomPost is currently running an editorial on Wellington’s bus service.
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Autumn special — great rates for new members
- Wellington Tennis Club
- We’ve got some great special rates for new members if you join Wellington Tennis Club before 1 June. Standard senior membership is $305. Now pay just $99. Find out more here. Standard family membership is $500. Now pay just $199. Find out more here.
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2015 Norwood Award Winners Announced
- Cricket Wellington
- Winners Announced for 2015 Norwood Awards It is with great pleasure that Cricket Wellington can announce its winners for the 2015 Norwood Awards, covering high performance teams for the Association.
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A sea of red has kicked in through the streets of Wellington...
- Orchestra Wellington
- A sea of red has kicked in through the streets of Wellington thanks to Phantom Billstickers for SIX BY ONE 2015! We’re extremely excited about Subs 1, KAMARINSKAYA next Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th so make sure you secure your tickets for the Wellington and Masterton concerts from Ticketek New Zealand & Eventfinda NZ HERE
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Positive changes
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- When the Arras Tunnel opened to vehicles, the media was quick to pick up on cyclists going through.
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Arras Tunnel, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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Did Facebook really mean it when it apologized to the drag community for freezing their accounts?
- Jack Yan
- I’m getting quite used to the hypocrisy behind the likes of Google and Facebook.
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Keeping The Footpath Clear
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Wellington residents were delivered a copy of Our Wellington within the last week and we were disappointed to see this bit contained within.
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Notes from Assembly 2 April 2015
- Kilbirnie School
- Well done Keira and Thor for being fabulous comperes today! Song: We sang the National Anthem.
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Know Your Network: Should I ever buy a bus pass?
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Per-trip costs vs bus passes Every time there’s a fare change on the bus network, I run a calculation on bus passes.
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Happy Easter everyone and safe holidays!
- Kilbirnie School
- Have a Happy Easter and a wonderful and safe holiday! We will see you back at school at 9am on Monday 20 April.
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Return Your Pool Key for Your $20 Refund
- Kilbirnie School
- Please return your pool key now for a $20 refund! As the pool is now closed, our caretaker has loaded chemicals in the water to stop algae growth, and changed the lock. New pool keys will be available at the end of the year.
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Meat Puppets
- Circa Theatre
- This week on *drama on the waterfront, we popped in on the Two Mortals team during pack-in to ask why the performers are wearing headphones and what makes dying so much fun… Director Geoff Pinfield, composer Beatrice Lewis, and performers Mike McEvoy and Rachael Dyson-McGregor.
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Circa Theatre, Taranaki Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Best New Zealand Poems 2014 surveys the terrain of New Zealand poetry
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Launched today, Best New Zealand Poems, published by Victoria University of Wellington’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML), brings together 25 poems rich with place and locality, selected by New Zealand’s Poet Laureate Vincent O’Sullivan.
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Review: Tiny Deaths
- The Wellingtonista
- A series of 11 monologues about love and sex written by Uther Dean.
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