Archive / July 2015
August 2015 | June 2015-
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Making a difference
- Te Motu Kairangi
- Kia Ora.
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New rapid bus system for Wellington one step closer
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Modern, faster, high quality public transport travel for Wellington City is another step closer, following the narrowing of two options for a new rapid bus system between Wellington Railway Station, Newtown and Kilbirnie.
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Jubilee and Hardham Cups finals, lower grade and college previews
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Starting with several matches tonight, a big weekend of rugby is anticipated around Wellington.
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New rapid bus system for Wellington one step closer
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Modern, faster, high quality public transport travel for Wellington City is another step closer, following the narrowing of two options for a new rapid bus system between Wellington Railway Station, Newtown and Kilbirnie.
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Ernst & Young Economic Impact Statement for WIAL
- Guardians of the Bays
- This is the report the WCC paid $1m of ratepayer money, even though apparently they are not allowed to use it without written permission by WIAL (see the page of caveats).
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Long Term Plan Optimism Bias, more Propaganda, and another Consultation Shambles
- Guardians of the Bays
- The Council isn’t known for its accuracy with figures.
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Keeping the Council and the Airport honest, or will Tangaroa have the last word anyway?
- Guardians of the Bays
- Over the last couple of months two important developments occurred regarding the proposed Wellington Airport Runway Extension: Its $90m co-funding by Council found its way into the LTP – despite significant opposition against it, but with some very important caveats Nature has shown us on several occasions just how insane the proposal is to put such vulnerable infrastructure into the Cook Strait. In addition, WIAL met with the directly affected residents of Moa Point to update them about the work they’re doing in relation to the airport extension. We will discuss these two points in separate blogs, so let’s have a look at how the Long-Term Plan consultation went first… Despite being touted as a great success by its proponents, with apparently only a ‘noisy minority’ of people opposing the $90m for the runway extension that was ring-fenced in the LTP, this really doesn’t stack up on closer scrutiny. Strathmore Park blog has written about this extensively, eg here, here and here, but it was clear during consultation that both the Council and WIAL got quite rattled once submitters started asking some difficult questions. The WIAL CEO went as far as swearing – twice! – during his oral submission when he commented on the report by NZIER reviewing EY’s economic impact statement that they prepared for BARNZ, the Board of Airline Representatives. However, upon reading the EY report’s full page of caveats it becomes very clear that the content cannot be relied upon as a fair representation of the truth, not that that stopped Justin Lester from insisting that ‘the numbers are sound’. When the Councillors were asked if they had actually seen any plans or designs so far for the $90m of ratepayer money they were willing to put forward, they looked on rather blankly. It is a sad indictment that you even have to ask a public official if they would pay a builder millions up-front for building their house without having seen any designs or plans, but as we suspected, the answer to that question was a resounding ‘no’. However, despite all of this, and the fact that the submission process may well have violated Section 93B under the Local Government Act as well as there being questions about whether the Mayor and Deputy Mayor fulfilled their own code of conduct in relation to giving at least the appearance of open-mindedness and independence during a public consultation process, the majority of Councillors signed off this mad plan to ring-fence almost $100m of our money for this ‘white elephant’ (according to John Key). On a very positive note, however, our and many other submitters’ strong objections did lead to some extremely important caveats and amendments being included. The LTP now says that the Council will make a final decision on this project and whether to commit funding to construction once: WIAL has obtained resource consent for the project The Council has received and considered a cost-benefit analysis and business case from WIAL that will be independently reviewed. Other key considerations that the Council has said will need to be considered before it makes its final decision relate to: The resilience of a runway extension to weather and climate change The proposed investment vehicle and any revenue agreement Satisfactory airline commitments Funding arrangements for construction and confirmed construction costs The governance and management structure to oversee construction. The Council has also said it will undertake further public consultation before making a final decision on whether to commit funding to construct the runway extension. It is our expectation that it won’t ever get that far as the business case simply won’t stack up, but at least we now have some protections in place to stop the Council from just gifting a private company several million dollars more on top of what ratepayers have already given without setting out some clear requirements first. By the way – to this date, it seems not a single report (other than the EY statement) or progress update has been received by Councillors from WIAL for the almost $3m they gifted the airport for undertaking the resource consent application (back in May 2013 and then again in December 2014), which may be a breach of contract. Presumably, the Mayor would have received updates during board meetings in her role as Director but it does not seem as if this information flowed on to the rest of the Council. This again raises the potential conflict of interest of the Mayor who sometimes seems to take her position as a WIAL Director more seriously than her mandate to the city and its ratepayers. Why has no one wondered about this lack of progress or at least started asking some hard questions before signing off the money in the draft LTP? All this makes it clear that it is really important to make sure that the Council will stick to what it has approved in the LTP in relation to the runway extension instead of rolling over again and doing WIAL’s bidding based on no more than one-sided, overly optimistic and inadequate information and PR spin. It is also really important that all, but especially the most severely affected residents, have a fair say during this process which to date has been intransparent and inadequate. So far, the involvement and conduct of the Council has not led us to believe that they are overly interested in due diligence but we hope that the new caveats will ensure that we are protected against pushing ahead with a project where the main benefit seems to go largely to the airport company, but the main costs, risks and impacts sit squarely on the ratepayers and residents.
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WCC Final Long Term Plan
- Guardians of the Bays
- This is the final LTP, after considerable submissions against the runway extension have been heard and received.
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NZIER peer review of EY economic impact statement
- Guardians of the Bays
- The Board of Airlines Representatives (BARNZ) which represents 19 out of 20 long-haul airlines that fly to New Zealand, undertook a peer review on the EY report, largely discrediting it.
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WCC LTP ‘consultation’
- Guardians of the Bays
- Here was the online ‘consultation’ of the WCC for the runway extension as proposed in the LTP.
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Sad News for Hutt Valley Harriers
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- It is with much sadness that I notify members of Hutt Valley Harriers of the passing of Jack Uren.
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Student Wellbeing Space Opens
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A new student space called The Bubble has opened in the Student Union Building on Victoria University of Wellington’s Kelburn campus.
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Excellence recognised by world-renowned institute
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s Professor Peter Smith has been named a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) for his research on multiple antennas which are being deployed in commercial mobile phone systems.
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Oriental-Rongotai and Northern United gearing up for Women’s final
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Norths captain Helen Collins making in-roads against Ories when they met at the Petone Rec earlier this season.
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Experienced No.8 Tokakece bolstering MSP’s Jubilee Cup title hopes
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: After almost a decade away in the Hawke's Bay, Manawatu, Fiji, Germany and Sri Lanka, Peniasi Tokakece has returned to Marist St Pat's this season and has earned his Premier blazer.
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Secret Bridesmaids’ Business – The Review
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- Secret Bridesmaids Business by Elizabeth Coleman Kapiti Playhouse 29 July 2015 Reviewed by Andrew London The modern wedding in all its glamour, pageantry, tradition, absurdity and contradiction is currently being examined under the spotlight at the Kapiti Playhouse in Australian playwright Elizabeth Coleman’s delightful and acerbic play ‘Secret Bridesmaids’ Business’.
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Former player recalls Poneke and Oriental joining forces to win back-to-back Jubilee Cups
- Wellington Club Weekly
- In 1942 Poneke and Oriental joined forces to compete in the Wellington club championship, owing to the second world war and the depleted numbers playing in the Senior competitions.
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Amesbury Afternoon Tea - Monday 10th August, 2:00pm
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- Afternoon Tea — by Amesbury OfficeCome along and meet/catch up with other parents! Hi everyone, Many thanks to all those parents who came to our afternoon teas last term, it was great to catch up with you all and meet some new parents.
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The Jim Brown Plate for the Player of the Final
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Last year's Player of the Jubilee Cup final, Hutt Old Boys Marist lock Steven Bradshaw, with past winners TJ Perenara (2010) and Steven So'oialo (2013) inset.
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Krishnan’s Dairy
- The Wellingtonista
- One of New Zealand’s most-loved plays has returned for a short season at the Hannah Playhouse.
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International recognition for MA graduate's debut novel
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Anna Smaill, who holds a Master’s in Creative Writing from Victoria University, has catapulted into the international spotlight with her debut novel being longlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
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Join us for our 2015 Street Appeal on 14 & 15 August!
- Samaritans
- CONTACT us on 04 472 3676 or email marketing@samaritans.org.nz if you can collect for us in Wellington on the 14th or 15th of August.
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22 Aug – Home Season Final!
- Richter City Roller Derby
- The 2015 home Season Final! Brutal Pageant vs Smash Malice Buy your tickets here Kilbirnie Recreation Centre, 101 Kilbirnie Crescent, Kilbirnie, Wellington Saturday 22 August 2015 6:00pm – 9:00pm Doors open at 6pm, game starts at 7pm. Adult – $15 on the door (online $13 plus booking fee) Child -$10 plus booking fee (6-15 years old) Child under 5 – free Family Pass – $45...
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Join us for our 2015 Street Appeal on 14 & 15 August!
- Samaritans
- CONTACT us on 04 472 3676 or email marketing@samaritans.org.nz if you can collect for us in Wellington on the 14th or 15th of August.
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Wes Goosen hoping for Goats success on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Wes Goosen in familiar pose, diving to score a try in a recent match for Old Boys University The last time Wes Goosen played a final at Porirua Park was in 2013.
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News: Weekly Newsletter Register for a Bays Relay Team now!
- Olympic Harriers
- Club pack run/walk from Clubrooms andndash;andnbsp;Satandnbsp;1 August,andnbsp;1...
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Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
- Kilbirnie School
- Kia Ora, This week marks the 40 year celebration of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. That is 40 years of increasing audibility and visibility for te reo Māori in everything we do. Here's an interesting article in the Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz/Articles/Article.aspx?ArticleId=9135 Kia pai to rā - have a great day!
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Island field course wows science students
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A week-long biology field trip to Lord Howe Island gave 10 Victoria University of Wellington science students a once-in-a-lifetime learning experience.
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Professor of Law appointed Queen’s Counsel
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Professor Richard Boast from Victoria’s Faculty of Law is one of three lawyers to be appointed Queen’s Counsel this year.
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Launch of new Māori resource
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Māori Language Week is being marked by Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Law with the launch of a new bilingual tool unlike anything else produced in New Zealand.
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Outstanding Design Visual Communication Scholar
- Wellington High School
- Congratulations go to Oscar Thomas who also graduated from WHS at the end of last year.
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Wellington High School, Taranaki Street, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Wellington against international teams:versus British Isles 1983
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: British Isles 27 – Wellington 19When: 25 May 1983Weather: Overcast and coolCrowd: 30,000 The Tour The All Blacks enjoyed a 4-0 series sweep over the British Isles in 1983, highlighted by the Test in Wellington on 18 June in which the All Blacks won 9-0 and protected a narrow lead throughout the second half into the teeth of a howling gale.
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Celebrating te reo on campus
- Victoria University of Wellington
- To celebrate 2015 Māori Language Week, the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Māori) and Te Kawa a Māui are running a competition to compile a list of 50 phrases in te reo for use on the Māori at Victoria website.
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The Phoenix Foundation – Mountain
- The Wellingtonista
- The new Phoenix Foundation track ‘Mountain’ (first single off their forthcoming album ‘Give up your Dreams‘) and accompanying video are very good.
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Leading Christian ethicist to visit Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington
- One of North America’s leading Christian ethicists will deliver a series of public lectures as the 2015 St John’s Visiting Scholar in Religion at Victoria University of Wellington.
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NZTA commits to urban cycling
- Cycling in Wellington
- NZTA has recently released its 2015-2019 Statement of Intent, setting out the Agency’s priorities for the next four years.
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Now It’s Save the Basin’s Turn: Week 2 At The High Court
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- Donate to help Save the Basin Most of the first week of NZTA’s appeal in the High Court against the Board of Inquiry decision to decline resource consent for a Basin Reserve flyover has been taken up with the case of the flyover proponents: first NZTA itself, and then the Wellington City Council, whose submission supported part of NZTA’s case.
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Last weekend!
- Drama Christi
- This weekend is your last chance to see our production of Back To The Land. Give us a call to reserve your seat.
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OBU and MSP to meet in Jubilee Cup final after epic afternoon of playoff rugby
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Peniasi Tokakece scoring one of his two tries for Marist St Pat’s in their Jubilee Cup semi-final against Tawa this afternoon.
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Furoshiki (風呂敷) event – 7 June 2015
- Wellington Sakai Association
- Furoshiki (風呂敷) are a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth traditionally used to transport clothes, gifts, or other goods.
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Excitement building for Wellington club rugby playoffs
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Action from the 2013 Jubilee Cup semi-final that was won by Oriental-Rongotai 30-27 in an extra-time thriller.
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Bizarre and Brilliant
- Circa Theatre
- The Young and Hungry Arts Trust Ambassadors are a group of keen bean Year 12 & 13 students, who attend shows at Circa and others theatres throughout the year and write reviews.
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1955: The year the suburbanites won the Jubilee Cup
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The history of the Jubilee Cup is littered with fairytale wins.
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ORCHESTRA WELLINGTON’S THIRD SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT “POLISH”Night...
- Orchestra Wellington
- ORCHESTRA WELLINGTON’S THIRD SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT “POLISH” Night on Bald Mountain - Modeste Mussorgsky Piano Concerto Op 20 in F-sharp minor - Aleksander Scriabin Symphony no 3 in D Major - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Orchestra Wellington Marc Taddei, Musical Director Michael Houstoun, Piano Here is music to conjure up pictures in the mind’s eye! Few people could hear Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain without recalling Disney’s fantastic images created for the 1940 film Fantasia. Inspired by Gogol’s story of a witches’ Black Sabbath on the eerie Bald Mountain, Mussorgsky created a tense and dramatic score that resolves into one of the most beautiful clarinet solos ever written. Scriabin was a pianist-composer who saw music in colour, and ascribed mystical powers to it - and to himself! As he said in one of his notebooks: “I will ignite your imagination with the delight of my promise. I will bedeck you in the excellence of my dreams. I will veil the sky of your wishes with the sparkling stars of my creation. I bring not truth, but freedom.” His 1897 piano concerto was written as he moved from composing Chopinesque miniatures towards the larger, wilder musical canvases of his later career. Pianist Michael Houstoun says he finds the concerto highly poetic. “Its qualities are veiled, sometimes almost like a meditation. It’s a fabulous work.” This concert is named for Tchaikovsky’s Third Symphony, known as the Polish. It, too, is a transitional work. Here, Tchaikovsky loosens the demands of classical European forms in order to strike out on his own with this freely-imagined symphony. The Polish plays up his strengths, with middle movements that conjure up the grace and energy of the ballet, and in the middle, a yearning slow movement that could only be a wordless love song. As Music Director Marc Taddei says, “It is unique among all of his symphonies, being in a major key and with five movements. It is very free in inspiration and one hears intimations of the great ballet scores that he was just about to begin writing.” As you may know, shortly before our last concert, Matthew Ross resigned from his position as Concertmaster for Orchestra Wellington. We wish to thank him for his 12 years of service to the organisation and wish him the best. We also wish to congratulate longstanding Principal of the First Violins, Stephanie Rolfe, for successfully stepping up and leading the Orchestra through its last concert. As we get the recruitment process underway, we are delighted to be able to announce a Guest Concertmaster for this concert, Vesa-Matti Leppänen. To say this is a privilege would be an understatement. Leppänen comes to us from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, where he is Concertmaster. This generous gesture is a visible demonstration of the way arts organisations and artists in Wellington are enriched by their cooperation and exchange with each other. Saturday 8 August, 7:30pm Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington Tickets from Ticketek, 0800 842 538 Ticket Prices Wellington: Adult Full Price $60 Under 35, (with ID), $25 Concession (Gold Card Holder), $48 Community Services Card $12 Student (with ID) $12 Child (still at school) $10
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Tow in of Yacht Tetega
- Coastguard Mana
- Operation Details Date/Time: Wed, 22/07/2015 - 12:30 - 15:30 Operation Type: CG Operation (good samaritan) People Assisted: 4 Total Volunteer Hours: 12 Tetega experienced overheating of engine off reef on leeds to Porirua Harbour. Drifted to Tea Gardens. Took in tow to back inside reef, some lee of strong southerly. Rafted up and took over bar into Mana Marina against breast works. Outgoing tide with 20 knot gusting 25 knot south easterly. Vessel Details Length: 14.00m Resources Attendees: Ben Ryan Neil Cornwell Peter Feely Trevor Burgess CRV's Used: CRV Pelorus
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St Pat’s Silverstream beat St Pat’s Town in annual midweek Traditional
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Mum's the word as Silverstream second five-eighth Losi Filipo crashes over to score his side's fourth and bonus point try this afternoon against St Pat's Town.
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Victoria University honours its best
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington recognised some of its outstanding teachers, researchers and students at a function held at Parliament last night.
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News: Weekly Newsletter - speedy recovery Mark
- Olympic Harriers
- Club pack run/walk from Clubrooms - Sat 25 July - 1:45pm We have had good turn-...
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Students compete in power struggle
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Inspired by the “power of small changes by many people”, Victoria University of Wellington student, Bethany Paterson, is invoking rivalry between Victoria halls of residence to promote change in electricity consumption.
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Victoria mourns death of Tim Beaglehole
- Victoria University of Wellington
- It is with deep sadness that the Victoria University community learned of Emeritus Professor Tim Beaglehole’s death last weekend.
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Wellington Firebirds Contracts Announced for 2015-16 Season
- Cricket Wellington
- Cicket Wellington has released its list of 14 contracted players for the 2015-16 season.
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Wellington Representatives in NZ Indoor Teams
- Cricket Wellington
- Wellington region has a total of 23 players named in NZ underage indoor cricket teams which will compete at the Indoor Cricket Junior World Series in September/October 2015.
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So’oialo motivated for Evans Bay Park playoff this Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- This Saturday’s Jubilee Cup semi-final between 2012 champions Marist St Pats and 2013 winners Tawa could come down to goal-kicking.
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Proposed Natural Resources Plan Information in letterboxes
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Residents of the Wellington Region will soon receive a four page mail-out advising them about the Proposed Natural Resources Plan and the submission process.
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The biggest crowd in a Wellington club rugby match
- Wellington Club Weekly
- As we move into the business end of the 2015 club rugby season, we thought to find out what the record for the biggest crowd in a Wellington club rugby match.
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Review: Young & Hungry 2015 season
- The Wellingtonista
- The Young & Hungry festival of new theatre provides young people with the opportunity to gain practical experience working in a theatre under pressured timeframes.
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Blinded by patriotism
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The idea of patriotism as an unusual type of love will be discussed at the inaugural lecture of newly-appointed Victoria University of Wellington professor, Simon Keller.
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Taking the sting out of ecosystems
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington Professor Phil Lester will be leading a research consortium responsible for taking the sting out of one of New Zealand’s most abundant, widely distributed and damaging pests—the common wasp.
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From Hobbit to Holmes
- Circa Theatre
- Following his lead cast role as Bifur the Dwarf in The Hobbit trilogy of movies, William Kircher returns to the stage after a 20 year absence with The Hound of the Baskervilles.
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The NZTA’s High Court Appeal Of The Basin Flyover Decision: Where, When and What
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- Here are all the practical details about NZTA’s High Court appeal of the Board of Inquiry decision to decline resource consent for a Basin Reserve flyover.
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Young kayaker rescued
- Coastguard Mana
- Operation Details Date/Time: Sun, 28/06/2015 - 03:00 - 03:15 Operation Type: CG Operation (good samaritan) People Assisted: 1 Total Volunteer Hours: 1 Young girl was pulled from the water after falling from her kayak, being unable to empty it of water and get back aboard. Episode occurred near the Plimmerton Boating Club later in the afternoon of the mid-winter swim. Her father was anxiously watching from the shore. Fortunately MR2 was exercising close by and was able to respond very quickly. No callout was received - person was observed falling our of kayak by a crew member. The girl was deliver the few meters to shore and advised to take a hot shower - the water was very cold. Vessel Details Length: 12.00m Resources Attendees: Alistair Taylor Weedoogie Jake Mark Presling Steve_Rolston CRV's Used: CRV Pelorus
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Result: Wellington Cross Country Champs
- Olympic Harriers
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Rainbow Team Wellington Launch Event
- Rainbow Team Wellington
- Rainbow Team Wellington Launch Event 14 August 2015, The Fringe Bar, Allen St, Wellington, 5.30-7.30pm We had a wonderful crowd to launch Rainbow Team Wellington: thanks to Grant Robertson MP for setting us off on our way, and all the clubs and members and friends who supported us. Next steps are to continue to get […]
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Semi-finalists decided in explosive last round
- Wellington Club Weekly
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Wellington Cross Country Champs
- Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
- Good results from Scottish members who turned out on what appeared to be soggy day. The drizzle stopped early in the first race and conditions improved through the afternoon. A few members were ...
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Several teams jostling for playoff positons in big last round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Wellington and Ories packs battle it out last week.
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Welcome to Rainbow Team Wellington
- Rainbow Team Wellington
- On this website you can find details of LGBTI Sport and Recreation Clubs in Wellington, New Zealand. You can also find news and events, and links to other community organisations. Click the links below or the menu at top right to find out more. Home | About Us | Sport & Recreation Clubs | […]
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Louis Karl looking forward this weekend’s final Hardham Cup round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- There’s sure to be some tense faces among the Northern United, Avalon and Poneke squads this Saturday, but for Johnsonville and their loose forward and occasional midfielder Louis Karl who is playing his 100th game the afternoon should be more enjoyable.
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The politics and gender of climate change belief
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary is provided by Dr Marc Wilson, an associate professor at Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Psychology.
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O’Connor leading from the front at MSP
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Isaac O'Connor is not a Catholic, but he laughs his Irish surname and ginger hair over qualify him to play for Marist St.
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Inaugural New Zealand Linguistics Olympiad winners announced
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A team of secondary school students from Auckland International College and Kristin School in Auckland has won the first New Zealand Linguistics Olympiad, hosted by Victoria University of Wellington.
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Students design solutions for managing flood risk
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Devising ways to make Masterton more resilient to flooding while enhancing the area for residents is the focus of a group of students from Victoria University of Wellington.
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Q&A with Distinguished Alumni Ian Ferguson
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Ian Ferguson MBE was studying towards his BCA in accounting from Victoria when he was training for his first Olympic games in 1976.
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Victoria alumnus wins Australian Lawyer of the Year
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Justin Forsell may have just been singled out as In-House Lawyer of the Year at the recent Australasian Law Awards in Sydney, but the Victoria University alumnus can’t stop talking about the combined effort of his firm’s entire legal team.
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Jubilee Cup wide open says Ories captain Whetu Henry
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Then there were four.
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From Victoria University to Washington D.C.
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Meet James Clad, an alumnus who’s a lawyer, war correspondent, academic, former New Zealand (NZ) diplomat, is fluent in eight languages and has spent the last 25 years based in Washington D.C. predominately as a senior United States (US) defence official.
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End of school bullying?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University developmental psychology expert Vanessa Green believes the solution to school bullying is at our fingertips.
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Fresh perspective at Adam Art Gallery
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Adam Art Gallery’s new curator Stephen Cleland talks about his favourite piece in the University’s collection.
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Tyral Vigne to play 100th Premier match for Petone
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Tyral Vigne lunching at the line earlier this season against Marist St Pat's.
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News: Weekly Newsletter - bring a wheelbarrow to the Champs
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Allow internet banking payment for parking infringments
- Wellington City Council
- Wellington City Council Parking services should allow Automatic payment options instead of Direct debit only. The Council should make this priority as it is user friendly for those who need to consider their financial abilities.
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Help Save the Basin with an Action Station Donation!
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- Contribute to Action Station’s fundraiser for Save the Basin! The High Court hearing of the Transport Agency’s appeal against the Basin Reserve flyover decision begins on Monday 20 July.
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Wellington against international teams: versus Scotland 1981
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: Wellington 19 – Scotland 15When: 30 May 1981Weather: Fine and sunny Crowd: 26,000 The Tour 1981 was a controversial year for international rugby in New Zealand and a famous one for Wellington rugby.
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Connections in Washington and Wellington provide opportunities for interns
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean for the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Professor Jennifer Windsor has welcomed the launch of the New Zealand United States (NZUS) Council Mike Moore Internship Programme.
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Importance of te reo revitalisation highlighted
- Victoria University of Wellington
- ‘Only one in five Māori can speak te reo’ are the kind of statistics that highlight the danger of the language being lost, says Victoria University of Wellington’s Professor Rawinia Higgins.
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Who loves classic DISNEY?We’re proud to present the 3rd...
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- Who loves classic DISNEY? We’re proud to present the 3rd installment in our subscription season - *POLISH* SATURDAY 8 AUGUST 2015, 7:30PM MICHAEL FOWLER CENTRE, WELLINGTON Featuring Mussorgsky - Night on Bald Mountain (Best recognized from Walt Disney’s ‘FANTASIA’), Scriabin - Piano Concerto.
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Victoria celebrates capital city anniversary
- Victoria University of Wellington
- How a bunch of Aussies ended up choosing New Zealand’s capital city will be explored as part of Victoria University’ s programme of public lectures, performances and exhibitions to mark the Capital 150th celebrations later this month.
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July Meeting
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- The next Residents’ Association Meeting is on Monday 20th July 2015, 7.30pm at the Newtown Hall, 71 Daniell St. Please contact us about any issues you would like on the agenda. Do come and join in the discussion – all welcome!
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August 1: Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
- Bar Bodega
- Legendary New York City trio The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion are hitting New Zealand again at the end of July. The punk blues three-piece are headed back in support of new album Freedom Tower – No Wave Dance Party 2015, which was recorded at the legendary Daptone House Of Soul … Continue reading
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July 31: Mark Sultan (BBQ)
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- MARK SULTAN w/ Lightning Tape Wolf and Tigers of the Sea Friday 31st of July Tickets on sale from www.undertheradar.co.nz “The best one-man band in the world” Mark Sultan (Les Sexareenos, the Spaceshits King Khan and BBQ Show) is bringing his unique rock ‘n’ roll show to New Zealand this … Continue reading
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Semi-finalists sorted in Jubilee Cup rugby
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Dark days.
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Possibilities abound in tomorrow’s sixth round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Norths Colts side suffered their first loss of the season last week, to MSP, so will be eager to bounce back and maintain their grip on the top of the table It could be all-on or all-over for several teams after tomorrow’s penultimate round of Premier matches.
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Victoria University lodges plans for Terrace property
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington has lodged an application outlining its proposed plans for 320 The Terrace, which it purchased from Housing New Zealand last year.
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Erosion Control funding increase confirmed for Greater Wellington Region
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Last week Nathan Guy, Minister for Primary Industries (MPI), confirmed Greater Wellington Regional Council as one of six regions to receive a share of $8.
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Te Awarua-o-Porirua Whaitua Committee Chair Appointed
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Community conservationist and ecological engineer Stu Farrant has been elected to chair the recently formed Te Awarua-o-Porirua Whaitua Committee.
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Loyalty and commitment sets Cameron Cross apart ahead of his 100th Premier game
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Cameron Cross playing in a recent Swindale Shield match against Wellington.
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Read Books, Save Lives – The Annual DCM Bookfair
- The Wellingtonista
- Instead kicking off on all the amazing books you’ll find at Bookfair this weekend.
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August 30: Scott Bradlee’s Post Modern Jukebox
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- There is a very good possibility that many of you have seen or heard of the terrific musical collective known as Postmodern Jukebox on one or more of your preferred social media platforms. These clever and talented viral-video/YouTube sensations have likely shown up on yours or a friend’s Facebook wall—no … Continue reading
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Victoria music students’ scholarship success
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Two Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music (NZSM) students have been awarded scholarships to help further their musical education after graduating from Victoria University of Wellington.
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July 29: Kitty, Daisy and Lewis
- Bar Bodega
- Firm favourites with New Zealand audiences and regular visitors to these shores where they continue to play sold-out shows across the land Kitty, Daisy & Lewis have built a well-earned reputation as one of the best live acts around thanks to years of solid gigging which has seen them headline … Continue reading
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News from Mt Cook
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- Carol Comber, a member of the NRA Executive and also of Mt Cook Mobilised has given us this update of Mt Cook area concerns: Basin Reserve – the Basin Reserve Trust, a council-run entity, was allocated $21m in the Long Term Plan to fund the Basin Reserve Master Plan.
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Young, Hungry and Beautiful
- Circa Theatre
- The Young and Hungry Arts Trust Ambassadors are a group of keen bean Year 12 & 13 students, who attend shows at Circa and others theatres throughout the year and write reviews.
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Sam Chamberlain eyeing up Jubilee Cup semi-finals in his maiden season
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: OBU's Sam Chamberlain skipping into the tackle of All Blacks Sevens player Lote Raikabula with flanker Mitch Clarke in support, in a recent Jubilee Cup match against Marist St Pat’s.
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Victoria University experts respond to Government’s carbon emissions target
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington experts have responded to the Government’s announcement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 30 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030.
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Marine sponge shows tumour-stunting promise
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A chemical agent found in marine life unique to New Zealand may hold the secret to fighting certain cancers, according to research co-authored by Victoria University of Wellington’s Professor John Miller and associate professor Peter Northcote.
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Lovelocks Club Profile: Stokes Valley RFC
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Teams representing Stokes Valley have been a permanent fixture on Wellington’s rugby fields since the club’s formation in 1949.
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'United Nations' comes to the capital
- Victoria University of Wellington
- About 250 secondary school students are beginning their holiday break negotiating and debating global affairs in the 2015 New Zealand Model United Nations Conference held at Victoria University of Wellington this week.
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Getting to school safely
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- Last week, the Cook Strait News ran an article about making sure that kids can safely walk to school.
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Orchestra Wellington Presents: Roald Dahl’s Dirty Beasts, and...
- Orchestra Wellington
- Orchestra Wellington Presents: Roald Dahl’s Dirty Beasts, and Maui’s Fishhook 3pm Sunday 12 July The Opera House, Wellington Alongside ‘Boy’s’ James Rolleston, at THIS SUNDAY’S FAMILY CONCERT we also have the pleasure of hosting another guest narrator, NZ acting & screen icon Miranda Harcourt.
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Secret Bridesmaids’ Business Tickets Now On-Sale
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- Good news for all those that have been waiting! Tickets for Secret Bridesmaids’ Business are now on sale at Coastlands. Get in quick to get the dates & seats you want. Head over to the Secret Bridesmaids’ Business page for more details including ticket pricing. The post Secret Bridesmaids’ Business Tickets Now On-Sale appeared first on Kapiti Playhouse Inc..
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News: Weekly Newsletter - a successful weekend at home and away!
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- Pack run/walk from Clubrooms 1:45pm Sat 11 July Make the most of the last chanc...
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The incredible Lyndee-Jane Rutherford
- Circa Theatre
- Lyndee-Jane is a well-known face around Circa Theatre, next on stage with The Ugly One (opening Saturday 11 July).
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Wellington against international teams: versus Fiji 1980
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: Wellington 24 – Fiji 8 When: 9 August 1980Weather: Cold southerly and showersCrowd: Not known The Tour Fiji had previously toured New Zealand in 1939, but had not played any internationals.
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Cathy wins gold!!
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- Cathy Gordon wins Walking Gold Medal – NIXCC 2015
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Step forward for Olympic Games research
- Victoria University of Wellington
- There were nearly seven times as many volunteers as athletes at the last Olympic Games in London. Volunteers are an integral component to running large-scale events, but the long term benefits of mobilising a large portion of the community are largely unknown.
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Questions of travel, life and love, answers from the imagination: new line-up for Writers on Mondays
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Writers on Mondays 2015 brings together a line-up of exciting new and established talents to showcase what’s happening in the world of writing.
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OBU unbeaten, as Tawa and Ories hold on to win thrillers
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Oriental Rongotai wing Aukuso Tuitama runs in a try early in the second half for his side in today's Jubilee Cup win over Wainuiomata.
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Key weekend for Jubilee and Hardham Cup semi-final hopefuls
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: After missing out to unbeaten Old Boys University last Saturday, the Marist St Pat’s Premiers will be hoping to steer a course towards the Jubilee Cup semi-finals when they take on the Wellington Axemen at Hataitai Park in the fifth round tomorrow.
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Registrations now Open; Kilbirnie Sports Girls Winter Academies
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An award-winning solution to the affordable housing crisis
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington senior lecturer Sam Kebbell believes the methods behind his award-winning house design can go some way to solving the affordable housing crisis without compromising on style.
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Have a safe and happy holiday!
- Kilbirnie School
- We hope you all have a wonderful, safe and happy holiday! We'll see you back here at 9am on Monday 20th July ready for another fun and educational term!
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Review: the beautiful ones
- The Wellingtonista
- Hana (Awhimai Fraser) was sent away from the club in disgrace by owner Mr Sir (Tanemahuta Gray).
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New Kilbirnie School Sports Top!
- Kilbirnie School
- Check out our awesome new sports tops which are available now from the office for $15! We have sizes 6 - 14 available.
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New Membership Year
- Wellington Mountain Bike Club
- New Membership Year It's the 1st day of July – that means it's a new membership year. Brand new membership stickers are on there way to those who have already renewed their membership. Not a member yet or need to renew your membership? Head to the Join Us page.
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News: North Island Cross Country 4 July: Details
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- For all those coming to Taupo for the North Island Cross Country Champs here are...
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News: Weekly Newsletter - Up and Away to Taupo
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- North Island Cross Country 4 July All systems are go for the trip north and of ...
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Wins for St Pat’s Silverstream, Christ’s College and Nelson College
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: No way through for Wellington College.
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A heritage of New Zealand musical composition available online
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A collection of New Zealand musical scores and CDs are now available globally thanks to the launch of Wai-te-ata Music Press’ online store.
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Sleeping Beauty on Ice
- The Wellingtonista
- Sleeping Beauty on Ice plays at the St James until the 5th July.
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800 years of Magna Carta
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary is provided by Dr Carwyn Jones (Ngāti Kahungunu and Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki), a senior lecturer at Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Law.
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