Archive / June 2015
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OarSport June 2015
- Petone Rowing Club
- OarSport article on the recent successes of Petone Rowing Club.
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Pati Gaualofa and Tawa hoping for more Jubilee Cup success this year
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Tawa’s Pati Gaualofa, who recently played his 100th Premier match, playing against Ories in a Swindale Shield match earlier this year.
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Chris Laidlaw elected GWRC Chair
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- Chris Laidlaw was today elected chair of the Greater Wellington Regional Council at a Council meeting.
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Faculty of Education to move to Kelburn
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Education, along with the University’s Foundation Studies programme, will relocate to the University’s Kelburn campus early next year (2016).
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Can you see time? Four artists visualise an extended present at the Adam Art Gallery
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Adam Art Gallery’s newest exhibition, The Specious Present, which opens on Saturday 11 July, brings together four artists whose works address time as their subject.
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Top scholar and senior leader appointed Provost at Victoria University
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington has appointed Professor Wendy Larner, an internationally respected scholar and a senior academic leader at one of the world’s top ranked universities, to the role of Provost.
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Natural Resources Plan provides certainty for resource use
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Greater Wellington Regional Council today approved a ground-breaking new Proposed Natural Resources Plan that sets out rules and guidelines for protecting and sustainably using natural resources in the region.
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Councillor Young vs Skateboards
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Councillor Nicola Young took another shot at kids skateboarding around Wellington yesterday.
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10 Year Plan to boost resilience, public transport
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- An ambitious new 10 Year Plan adopted by GWRC today includes a significant investment in infrastructure to boost resilience in the region as well as new money to continue to improve public transport.
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We are absolutely thrilled to have James Rolleston (Taikas’ BOY...
- Orchestra Wellington
- We are absolutely thrilled to have James Rolleston (Taikas’ BOY : The Movie, The Dead Lands & Dark Horse) taking on a far lighter role than his latter work as one of our guest narrators for our upcoming family concert! Orchestra Wellington Presents: Roald Dahl’s Dirty Beasts, and Maui’s Fishhook 3pm Sunday 12 July The Opera House, Wellington James Rolleston received the 2014 Te Whanau O Waipareira Best Supporting Actor for his role as Mana in The Dark Horse opposite Cliff Curtis. In 2014 he also featured in The Dead Lands, directed by Toa Fraser in which he played young Maori Warrior Hongi, and both films have received critical acclaim internationally. James is also well known to New Zealand audiences from the film BOY in which he played the title role and received a nomination for Best Actor in a Lead Role at the 2010 Qantas Film and Television Awards. Since then James has appeared in three short films, here in NZ he featured in Frosty and the BMX Kid and shot in Australia he was in MAN and the yet to be released Amúa in which he plays a Rugby League player. James also featured as himself in campaigns for Vodafone for several years. Maui’s Fishhook is an original piece for orchestra and narrator written for Orchestra Wellington by its Education Composer in Residence, Thomas Goss. The famous story of Maui’s fishing trip and how he pulled up the North Island from the Pacific Ocean is transformed into a musical voyage. Tickets from Ticketek HERE, 0800 842 538
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Memorising the Beatitudes
- Welcom
- July 2015 Reflection At his weekly general audience teachings, 6 August last year, and in subsequent teachings, Pope Francis said Christians should memorise not only the Ten Commandments but also the Beatitudes from Matthew 5:3-12, which Jesus taught at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, as the path to true happiness and fulfilment.
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O'Shea Shield 2015 winners - part 2
- Welcom
- July 2015 Education We present team pictures for more winners in May's O'Shea Shield publi c speaking and drama competition for colleges in Welington Archdiocese and the Diocese of Palmerston North. Our full report appeared last month.
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Joy of the Gospel
- Welcom
- July 2015 Feature The Joy of the Gospel When Pope Francis released his apostolic exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium – The Joy of the Gospel, November 2013, he presented his vision for missionary outreach and renewal from every aspect of the Church.
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Victoria volunteers play vital role
- Victoria University of Wellington
- When a fellow student mentioned to Sarah Dodd that they chose to study at Victoria because of the support offered by Victoria’s Disability Services, she realised she plays a vital role in helping students with disabilities enjoy their time at University.
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MDMA legalisation will be a hard pill for New Zealand to swallow
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary by Victoria University's Professor Susan Schenk and Professor David Harper was published on Stuff, 29 June.
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Wellington against international teams: versus France 1979
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: France 14 – Wellington 9When: 30 June 1979Weather: Cool southerly Crowd: 18,000 The Tour In 1961, Waikato fullback Don ‘the boot’ Clarke had famously kicked a sideline conversion into the teeth of a howling gale to clinch a 5-3 win over France at Athletic Park in a Test that became known as the ‘Hurricane’ Test.
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Regional Council secures extra funding for Hutt rail line
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- GWRC today announced it has secured an additional $2.
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Cardinal John’s column: The Year of Mercy
- Welcom
- July 2015 Opinion Cardinal John Dew Pope Francis has invited the church to enter into a Year of Mercy, beginning 8 December this year, marking the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council under Pope Paul VI on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in 1965.
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following your passion
- Circa Theatre
- Normal 0 false false false EN-NZ X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0cm; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman",serif;} This week in drama* on the waterfront, we hear from Scotty Cotter about atypical day in rehearsal of the beautiful ones – following your passion! Scotty Cotter, currently starring in the beautiful onesThe rehearsal day normally starts at 9.30am, everybody comes in rugged up in clothing due to the cold weather that has hit Wellington. (I’m from Auckland and as you can tell I fear the cold, TYPICAL!) Dolina Wehipeihana, the choreographer, starts the music and it’s all on. Muscle and bone for a hour. This consists of stretching, moving, rolling on the ground, body conditioning, figuring out how you get your left foot in front of your right, how to leap gracefully without feeling like a fat hippo. I successfully pass warm up! The room is now hot and everyone has shed their winter layers, including socks, and are now to the basic shorts and t-shirts. From there we head into working over one of the dance sets. Detailing and cleaning each move and lift and figuring out how we do this seamlessly. I find myself lifting a lot of people. I feel like the Hulk! This makes me smile. The room is fueled with determination to get each point right, but also filled with a lot of laughter. I walk over to Sandip, who plays Sachin, to have a pretend wrestle with him. He taps out. I win. We work on the choreography till lunch time. By this time we are all sweating and having fun. I have passed the morning. Time for lunch. Lunch normally starts with us all skulling back water to keep hydrated then rugging back up to fight the cold. Normally we're all still warm so just chuck on a hoody or a jacket. The Circa balcony has the best view of the waterfront, if you ever get a chance to see the rehearsal rooms you’ll see the balcony. You can see right to the ranges on a clear day and when it’s sunny its the most epic view. We all figure out what we are having for lunch cause by this point we are starving! This cast loves to eat – it’s great! After lunch we are into the acting side of the mahi. Braedyn and Sharn, who play Juju and Ardie, are working on their scene with the director Hone Kouka. Braedyn is cracking me up and I think to myself he is someone we should all keep our eye on. He has a natural instinct when he performs and he has a bright future in the arts. From the side of my eye I spot Sharn doing the splits, he is an amazing dancer. I somehow find myself signing up to the splits challenge where at the end of the season I would be able due to me stretching everyday, do the splits. I’ll keep you updated on how that goes. The rest of the ‘youngins’ leap up on the floor to work on the scene. Te hau and Paige who play Vaine and Lil Paulina are part of that crew. These two are our wahine force! They both effortlessly draw your attention, both amazing dancers in their own right. I like rehearsing with this crew we have a instant complicité. Kali Kopae walks in with her baby Willow. The whole room stops and makes baby noises and faces towards the baby for a couple of minutes then we are all back into rehearsal. After the youngins have finish their scene we find out that we have the music for a song that Kali sings produced by K*saba and composed and written by Tama Waipara and Kali Kopae. See starts to sing along. Her voice is a formidable. I’m glad she’s my mate so that I can tell people how flash she is. She tells me to shut up and then we laugh at each other. It’s fun to work with her again. Manny Solomon, who plays Ihia, gets up and dances to K*Saba's track. I like this kid. He’s got spark. He knows how to hold a stage. I appreciate that. I find myself trying to hug Te Hau so that I can get her into a playful headlock she is already on to my tricks and try's to get me in one. We make a truce then crack up. Besides all the fun. We work hard. Which is why I love making theatre. Work shouldn’t be boring. For me following your passion and being excited about what you do is why I am involved in the arts. Having fun creating, imagining, telling stories, allowing the audience to dream and self reflect. That is why I make theatre. To share time and transport the audience to another place. SO COME AND CHECK OUT THIS SHOW!!!! Dust off all your old dance moves and bring them along. the beautiful ones is an exiting visual tapestry that will have you shaking and grooving in your seats. See you all there! Peace. Scotty Cotter the beautiful ones is on at Circa Theatre until 11 July, the last production in the inaugural Ahi Kaa AK Festival. Book now at 04 801 7992 or www.circa.co.nz View the trailer on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTKXhFCHkMI
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Bruce Edgar appointed as Wellington Firebirds Head Coach
- Cricket Wellington
- Cricket Wellington has appointed Bruce Edgar as the new Head Coach of the Wellington Firebirds.
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Environment: everyone’s responsibility, says Pope
- Welcom
- July 2015 News In his much anticipated encyclical letter directed at ‘every person living on this planet’, Pope Francis states that serious attention to environmental destruction is the collective responsibility of us all.
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Catholic Education Convention 2015
- Welcom
- July 2015 Feature Annette Scullion More than 800 teachers and other professionals involved in New Zealand Catholic education came together from all over the country for their triennial convention, called Horizons of Hope, held in Wellington, 10–12 June.
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Jerry Collins, St Pat’s old boy, RIP 2015
- Welcom
- July 2015 News Former St Patrick’s College student and New Zealand All Blacks player Jerry Collins and his wife Alana passed away on June 5, after a car accident in France.
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A Te Wiki o te Reo Maori – Maori language week
- Welcom
- July 2015 Te Reo Maori Ko te reo te taikura o te whakaao marama.
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Schools encouraged to reflect on lessons of Parihaka
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- July 2015 Education Annette Scullion Facing invasion in 1881, Parihaka leaders Tohu Kākahi and Te Whiti o Rongomai drew on the Gospel and their faith to ‘fight’ violence with peace.
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Palliative care: cloaking the vulnerable
- Welcom
- July 2015 Opinion Raised awareness of assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia and the Church’s contrasting teachings brings our attention to palliative care, allowing people to die with dignity and free of pain.
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Local girls win SINGout4JUSTICE
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- July 2015 Youth Crispin Anderlini The winners of Caritas’ annual school song writing competition, SINGout4JUSTICE, have been decided by a panel of judges headed by Laura Collins, the Wellington singer-songwriter who performed at the Vatican earlier this year.
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OBU in box seat for semi-finals, defending champions rue missed chances
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Old Boys University first five-eighth Levi Kemp flies in on Premier debut to score what proved to be his side’s match-winning try today against Marist St Pat’s.
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Cycling wins the lottery
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- I’m late, I know.
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Keith Johnson: Lavery and Wade-Brown Toggle the Joystick
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- An excellent blog from Keith Johnson in which holes are found in assumptions around rates rises.
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Fourth round fireworks expected across club rugby competitions
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: It’s Old Timers’ Day tomorrow at Old Boys University, Avalon and Northern United, with home fans at all three venues hopeful of more tries like this being scored.
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We have the money – do we have the vision?
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- Wellington CBD Cycleways – an achievable vision? Following hard on WCC’s approval of the Cycling Framework, and the Island Bay Cycleway, the Government announceed another $296 million to be spent across the country under the Urban Cycleways Programme, bringing the total expenditure, including contributions from the National Land Transport Fund and local government, to $333 million.
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Wellington to get new BMX facility.
- Wellington Mountain Bike Club
- The WMTBC wishes to congratulate Capital BMX Club.
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WCC Approves Basin Master Plan in their Long Term Plan
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- Several days ago, the Wellington City Council approved their 10 Year Long Term Plan, which sets out the City’s long term vision.
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Review : Long ago, long ago
- The Wellingtonista
- Ella (Susie Berry) has a new job working on a psychic hotline.
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Participants, processes and principles in international law-making as focus of conference
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Academics, practitioners and NGO and government experts on the law of armed conflict, use of force, private international law and financial regulation are among the speakers at an upcoming conference hosted by the New Zealand Centre for Public Law at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Helene Ritchie: Runaway rates for vanity projects (Opinion)
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- “Wellington City Council’s rates hike at 6.
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Lovelocks club profile: Avalon Wolves
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Avalon Wolves are holding their Old Timers’ Day this coming Saturday with a club lunch and couch session with SKY TV personalities Scotty “Sumo” Stevenson and Mark Stafford and all its teams playing at home on the newly re-laid Fraser Park artificial and surrounding fields.
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Young poets given boost to start writing
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Aspiring young writers from secondary schools around New Zealand will be encouraged to explore their poetry writing skills, thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign run by Victoria University of Wellington’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML).
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Bentley enjoying being back in Wellington
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Jonathan Bentley back playing for Hutt Old Boys Marist recently after several years overseas.
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**PRESS RELEASE**Orchestra Wellington Family Concert: Roald...
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- **PRESS RELEASE** Orchestra Wellington Family Concert: Roald Dahl’s Dirty Beasts, and Maui’s Fishhook 3pm Sunday 12 July The Opera House, Wellington Orchestra Wellington’s Family Concert this year features the formidable acting talent of James Rolleston to narrate the classic Maori legend, Maui’s Fishhook.
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Learning about light, with a bang
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Members of the public will have the opportunity to get a whole lot more enlightened on the subject of light, with the upcoming Chemistry of Light Show, to be hosted at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Council approves Cycling Framework, Island Bay Cycleway
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- Wednesday’s Council meeting saw three big wins for cycling – approval for the Cycling Framework, and the go-ahead for the Island Bay Cycleway, the first stage of the southern cycle route from Island Bay to the CBD.
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Assembly Notes from 23 June 2015
- Kilbirnie School
- Thank you to our wonderful comperes: Jonathan and Francesca! 1st song: New Zealand National Anthem 2nd song: Matariki Room 7 gave us a super sign language demonstration.
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Wellington against international teams: versus British Isles 1977
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: British Isles 13 – Wellington 6 When: 2 July, 1977Weather: Showery and coolCrowd: 30,000 The Tour For the second time in six years, and following recent visits by England (1973), Scotland (1975) and Ireland (1976), a full British Isles team embarked on a comprehensive tour of New Zealand.
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Poles apart: Climate change at the ends of the earth
- Victoria University of Wellington
- “The last time carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere were this high was 3 million years ago, and sea levels were 20 metres higher than today.”
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Help Us Save The New Zealand Transport Agency From Itself
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- In less than four weeks’ time, on Monday 20 July, the New Zealand Transport Agency’s appeal against the Board of Inquiry decision to decline resource consent for a Basin Reserve flyover begins.
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XI National Spanish Debate Competition
- Wellington High School
- Was held on 12 June at Rangitoto College, Auckland with 16 teams from different schools around the country. WHS team consisted of Taran Molloy, Sarah Asher, Rose MacKenzie and Jack Comer Hudson. They got through to the semifinal against Kings College (Auckland), losing to them by one point. Kings College went on to win the competition.
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Day of Silence
- Wellington High School
- WHS observed the Day of Silence on Friday 12 June. This was a chance to acknowledge the challenges faced by LGBTIA youth in Aotearoa and globally.
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Former professional players giving back to club rugby
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Former Hurricane Tane Tu’ipulotu chatting with current Hurricanes coach Chris Boyd on the sidelines of Wellington club rugby earlier this season.
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Recipe of the week: Bread rolls
- Elements Cafe
- Ever wondered how we make our bread rolls? Well here is our recipe. Just a few notes before you start: – You will need a dough mixer/kenwood/kitchen aid or equivalent to knead this dough – It takes lots of practice to shape the rolls, so don’t give up straight away! – The fresh yeast can […]
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Successful Art Festival - Art Te Aroha!
- Kilbirnie School
- Wow! Thank you to all the parents and friends who generously supported our Art Festival this weekend, and made it a successful, enjoyable event.
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The big meeting: WCC 24 June 2015
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Big is an understatement.
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Learning to manage disability key to award-winning student’s success
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A Victoria University of Wellington Master’s student, who has won a Fulbright Graduate Scholarship to study in the United States, credits her success to the confidence she developed while studying with chronic pain.
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Labour not dead yet
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary by Dr Jim Mcaloon from Victoria’s School of History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations was published in The Dominion Post.
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Improving education in remote east Indonesia
- Victoria University of Wellington
- They say it takes a whole village to raise a child. That’s exactly the scenario Victoria University of Wellington lecturer Ali Glasgow experienced when she spent one month researching the existing education provisions in remote parts of east Indonesia.
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Facebook’s still deleting drag accounts and keeping bots
- Jack Yan
- Some interesting bugs out there on Facebook that my friends are telling me about.
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Tawa and Old Boys University emerge unbeaten on darkest day
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: OBU flanker Mitch Clarke emerges from the gloom with hooker Zeke Sopoaga in support.
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Phoebe wins!
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- Phoebe McKnight Wins Year 9 girls Secondary Schools X country Champs – Congratulations Phoebe
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Australian Open underway
- Tawa Bowling Club
- The Australian Open Bowls Tournament is currently underway on the Gold Coast through to 25 June, with several Wellington and Kiwi bowlers already making their mark. Follow all the results on the online charts.
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News: Wellington team for North Island Cross Country named
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- The Wellington team for the NIXC champs in Taupo on 4 July has been named. Well ...
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Important clashes in third round Premier rugby
- Wellington Club Weekly
- After several rounds in reasonably good conditions the weather has turned with wet and heavy conditions underfoot likely after the rain this week, though the gales are forecast to ease for Saturday.
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Collaborative approach to flood protection in Masterton
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- A collaborative approach to flood protection in Masterton, with the long-term objective of achieving a 100-year level of protection, plus allowance for climate change, has been has been agreed by Masterton District Council (MDC) and Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC).
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WRRA referee profile: Jamie Fairmaid
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The WRRA has been catching up with some of referees and finding out about them and why refereeing rugby is appealing.
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‘Rain as Blessings Fall’.
- Orchestra Wellington
- ‘Rain as Blessings Fall’.
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What can we learn from Ecuador?
- Cycling in Wellington
- :Shared space” has a different meaning in the Galapagos When we look overseas for cycling cites to emulate, we’re generally thinking of the separated bike lanes of Copenhagen and Amsterdam, or maybe Lyon with its innovative public bike scheme.
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Championship Women’s rugby to start on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Northern United Women’s team last Friday night with the Fleurs Trophy.
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Coast and rivers users lap up information
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Wellington’s coast and rivers users are lapping up information on water quality and want more, according to a recent online survey.
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Come clean on live animal shipments
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary by Dr Anne Galloway from Victoria’s School of Design was published on Friday 19 June in The Dominion Post.
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Victoria University honours top-achieving alumni
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Six top-achieving New Zealanders were honoured in front of over 400 people last night at Victoria University of Wellington’s Distinguished Alumni Awards.
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Bid on our Amazing Class Art!
- Kilbirnie School
- Look at these photos of the amazing class art and bid on it outside the office NOW or nominate a friend to bid for you tonight if you can't be there in person.
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Police suggest cyclists get off the road
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Gregory: This precedent has nasty implications for Wellington’s narrow and hilly areas.
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Exploring common rituals behind everyday anxiety
- Victoria University of Wellington
- New research into the ritualised behaviour that follows when people are anxious or stressed has provided fresh insight into the characteristics of these actions, with the possibility of better understanding conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder and autism.
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Firebirds Overseas – How are they faring?
- Cricket Wellington
- Now that the cold really has set in, let’s turn our attention to the balmy climes of the Northern Hemisphere and see how our Firebirds are getting on Luke Ronchi – Blackcaps in England: Since we last checked in with Luke, he’s enjoyed a fantastic few weeks with the Blackcaps.
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With the excitement building for this weekends ‘Little...
- Orchestra Wellington
- With the excitement building for this weekends ‘Little Russian’, we can’t wait to present next months show for the whole whanau, young and old! ORCHESTRA WELLINGTON’S FAMILY CONCERT: Roald Dahls 'DIRTY BEASTS’ & 'MAUI’S FISH HOOK’ 12th July 3PM at The Opera House, Wellington Featuring special guests including James Rolleston (of Taika Waititi’s 'Boy’ the Movie fame) and others to be announced! As with all our family concerts it will be a day of surprises, dancing, audience participation and FUN(!!!) so save the date and stay tuned for more info…
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Lovelocks Jubilee Cup profile: Old Boys University
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Old Boys University Goats are searching for that elusive Jubilee Cup title this year.
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News: Club members at the NZ Secondary School Cross Country Champs
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Hurricanes U18 Players Selected For Development Camp
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Fifty seven of the Hurricanes region’s top under 18 years of age rugby players, have been selected to take part in the annual Development Camp being held in Feilding, from 6 to 10 July.
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More awesome Art Te Aroha samples!
- Kilbirnie School
- A few more exciting works have been confirmed for sale and auction … David Waller, Kyla Cresswell, Camille Walton and Dagmar Dyck are all contributing their works to Art Te Aroha.
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Mana Kayak Racing Working Bee
- Mana Kayak Racing Club
- Mana Kayak Club Working Bee 21 June 2015 (yes this Sunday) 10am to 12pm (but parents are welcome to start earlier while kids are training) Good Evening Everyone, Just a reminder that this coming Sunday (21 June) is our working bee day. The club building is a great resource, without which we would be running our training […]
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Nepalese quake inspires winner of global business competition
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The supreme award winner of Victoria University of Wellington’s Global Enterprise Experience announced at Parliament last night was inspired by one team member’s first-hand experience of the devastating earthquake in Nepal earlier this year.
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Dorne Cup 2015 HVH results
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- Dorne Cup – Sat 13 June 2014 HVH Results Girls U9 – 1km Megan Cherry 5:22 (3rd place) Boys U9 – 1km Jonathan Green 4:20 (2nd place) Harrison Kowalzyk 4:42 Ashton Tietjens 4:46 Hunter Hughes 4:53 David Gordon 5:17 Bailey Rollo 5:31 Riordan Butler 6:17 Liam Carson 6:32 Girls U11 – 2km Rylee Watt 9:37 Emalise Alding 9:42 Amy Murray 9:43 Madeleine Bailey 10:18 Charlotte Ross 10:33 Boys U11 – 2km Nathaniel Graham 8:07 (3rd place) Alexander Prichard 8:10 Nicholas Green 8:48 Reegan Kowalcyk 8:53 Henry Mellor 8:59 Tyler Rollo 9:47 Oscar Strickland 9:52 Harvey Butler 10:45 Tim Cherry 11:27 Girls U13 – 3km Jorja Watt 14:26 Molly Heath 14:45 Gemma Gordon 15:34 Abbie Kincaid 15:41 Lily Trompetter 16:13 Boys U13 – 3km Nicholas England 17:08 Ben Cherry 17:31 Aidan Cross 18:41 Aiden Jackson 21:49 Girls U15 – 4km Phoebe McKnight 11:35 (1st place) Lucy England 13:07 Maria Cramp 13:22 Jessica Kincaid 14:44 Boys U15 – 4km Jonathan Roberts 12:51 Womens U18 – 4 km Jayme Maxwell 16:38 Ruby Heath 18:33 Mens U18 – 4km Joel Carman 13:16 (2nd place) Jayden McKnight 14:21 Peter Roberts 14:38 Matthew Roberts 16:05 Lars van Beusekom 17:43 Mens U20 – 4km Tom England 14:38 Masters Women 35+ – 6km Liz Gibson 33:14 Isobel Franklin 37:26 Masters Women 50+ – 6km Marian Goodwin 28:52 (3rd place) Trish Coley 33:04 Julia Baron 33:49 Senior Women – 6km Julie Johnson 25:26 Kristi Perkinson 28:17 Masters Men 60+ – 6km Peter Sparks 28:47 John Wood 29:28 Keith Holmes 32:17 Albert van Veen 36:03 Masters Men 50+ – 8km Marcus Smith 32:10 Richard Kellett 33:27 Graeme Burr 35:49 Don Coley 38:08 Paul Newsom 38:20 Steve Robertson 40:27 Glenn Perkinson 41:06 Paul Cavie 43:44 Masters Men 40+ – 8km Darren Gordon 31:17 Myles Carson 33:05 Stephen Cummings 33:18 Brendan Quirke 33:56 Tony Plowman 35:40 Mark Growcott 38:31 Paul Strickland 41:43 Martyn Cherry 46:22 Senior Men – 8km Nicholas Sasse 30:59 Tim Johnson 31:15 Grant Pritchard 32:52
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Painting for pedestrians
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Lower Cuba Street is a pet peeve of mine.
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Young and Hungry on EDGE
- 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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High Tea at Hataitai Bowling Club - Sunday 26 July 2-5pm
- Hataitai Community Website
- We have something special coming up in Hataitai! Here's an opportunity to join friends, family and neighbours for a get together at High Tea to be held at Hataitai Bowling Club on Sunday 26 July from 2-5pm – everyone is welcome to come along.
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Wellington against international teams: versus Scotland 1975
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: Scotland 36 – Wellington 25When: 7 June, 1975Weather: Fine and sunny Crowd: 37,000 The Tour: For the first time, Scotland toured New Zealand under its own banner, following several previous visits by British Isles teams and by England in 1963 and 1973.
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News: Weekly Newsletter - pack run this week
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- Pack run/walk from Clubrooms, Bannister Ave -- Sat 20 June 1:45pm After what se...
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Inter-Zone Cross Country
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- Three of our students represented Amesbury School at the Inter-Zone Cross Country trials today. Congratulations to William, Kate & Cruz - they did so well to get to this level, and look very smart in their Amesbury sports shirts! By Amesbury OfficePhoto Gallery
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Victoria to host Climathon over weekend
- Victoria University of Wellington
- This weekend, over 24 hours, more than 60 people will put their heads together to find ways to combat climate change.
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Wellington office building
- Eye of the Fish
- I’m very excited to see that work is really going ahead on the replacement for BP House in Wellington.
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Art Te Aroha Catalogue!!
- Kilbirnie School
- Click here to look at the Art Te Aroha catalogue and read about the artists.
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New findings show the impact of ancestry on health
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A ‘one size fits all’ approach to healthcare is being called into question by a researcher at Victoria University of Wellington, who says the immune systems of Māori and Pasifika people are very different from those with European ancestry.
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More Park & Ride to meet Waikanae commuter demand
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- An end to parking woes at Waikanae Station is in sight with a decision today by Greater Wellington Regional Council to buy the land on which the Waikanae Hotel currently stands.
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Buy your tickets for Art Te Aroha - this Friday night and Saturday!
- Kilbirnie School
- Buy your tickets now (at the office or online) to our awesome arts festival! Have a look at some samples here! Book your babysitter and join us for this celebration of our children’s creativity and local artists.
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FINAL WEEK of ANGELICA PAGE
- Circa Theatre
- FINAL WEEK of ANGELICA PAGE ON THE CIRCA STAGE The dynamic and highly acclaimed seasons of Edge at Turning Page at Circa Theatre are almost at an end.
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Tawa Titans looking forward to U85kg second round competition
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Tawa Titans on Saturday after winning the first round U85kg Restricted Division 1 JC Bowl.
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Will we ever see integrated ticketing?
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Travelling around the Wellington region has been hampered by competing operators and modes.
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Secret Bridesmaids’ Business
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- By Elizabeth Coleman, Directed by Margaret Brown The uproarious Australian comedy Its the night before the wedding.
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New Zealand Superannuation: The facts and the fiction
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary by Dr Lisa Marriott, Associate Professor in Taxation at Victoria Business School, was published in The Dominion Post on 15 June 2015.
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Andy McKay hangs up his bowling boots
- Cricket Wellington
- Andy McKay hung up his bowling boots earlier this month.
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New Zealand Institute of Sports Table Tennis Tournament (27 May 2015)
- Table Tennis Wellington
- This tournament report was submitted by Malcolm Wong. This was held at the ASB Sports Centre in Kilbirnie, as part of the annual 3 day multi-sport tournament (26-28 May). There were Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles and Mixed Doubles. With 1 point for each win, the overall winner depended on the last mixed doubles match between […]
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Returning historical sound recordings to Pacific communities
- Victoria University of Wellington
- As part of an international project, a lecturer from Victoria University of Wellington’s Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music (NZSM) will return valuable collections of sound recordings to Pacific communities in The Federated States of Micronesia and the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
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Traffic congestion: is there a miracle cure? (Hint: it’s not roads)
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Gregory: Travel demand management techniques often focus on road tolls or parking charges.
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Ories, Tawa and OBU two from two, last year’s finalists remain winless in Jubilee Cup
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Ories first five-eighth Hayden Whelan on the charge in today’s Jubilee Cup against Petone.
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Provisional Results – 2015 Dorne Cup
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- The 89th running of the Dorne Cup was held on Saturday 13 June 2015.
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Second round pressure-cooker for beaten first round teams
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Tawa halfback Steven So'oialo gets a pass away last week in his side's narrow win against Wainuiomata.
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Two shows in Wellington
- The Wellingtonista
- Reviews of Second afterlife by Ralph McCubbin Howell, and Not in our neighbourhood by Jamie McCaskill.
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Big award for slender design
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington Master of Design Innovation student, Oscar Pipson, has won a Student Notable Award in the 2015 Core77 Design Awards.
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Come along to our Art Festival!
- Kilbirnie School
- Our Kilbirnie School Art Festival - Art Te Aroha is on Friday 19 June and Saturday 20 June! Beautiful original artworks created by your children and established contemporary artists, like printmaker Sheyne Tuffery of Solander Gallery, will be available to purchase.
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Research to reduce the cost of traffic
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Drivers may be less frustrated by the apparent whims of traffic signals if a research project by Victoria University of Wellington associate professor, Dr Paul Teal, goes ahead.
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Folding bikes – the video
- Cycling in Wellington
- Not yet convinced of the awesomeness of folding bikes? Need a little push to adopt origami cycling? This video from Wellington Regional Council will help.
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Women’s Fleurs Trophy wraps up tomorrow night
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Northern United flanker Leah Conley leads the way last week for her team who will be presented with the first round Fleurs Trophy tomorrow night after their match against the Old Boys University Impalas at Te Whaea.
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Assembly Notes from 9 June 2015
- Kilbirnie School
- Thank you to our awesome comperes: William and Daniella.
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Lovelocks Jubilee Cup profile: Wellington Axemen
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Wellington Axemen have joined the Jubilee Cup for the first time since the mid 1990s.
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Loyalties to be tested in top flight local derby match
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Chiefs will run out on to Yarrow Stadium for the fourth time as their home ground as Taranaki changed allegiances from the Hurricanes, a franchise they were apart of since the start of the Super Rugby season.
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St Pat's Silverstream sail home against Wellington College
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Despite being without the services of a host of usual starters, St Patrick's College Silverstream were able to pile on the points at Wellington College today, winning 38-27 in trying conditions.
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Marine biologist nets Senior Scientist award
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Head of the School of Biological Sciences, Dr Simon Davy, has been awarded $10,000 as recipient of the 2015 Charles Fleming Senior Scientist Award.
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Next stop Paris for scholarship winner
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Recent Victoria University graduate Dylan Chambers has been awarded the 2015 New Zealand France Friendship Fund Excellence Scholarship.
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Where exactly is my bus?
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Greater Wellington rolled out RTI on the bus network back in 2011 and it’s been hobbling along for years.
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New stars rising
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Wellingtonians get the chance to watch some of tomorrow’s opera stars today in a magical double feature performed by students at Victoria University of Wellington’s Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music.
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ORCHESTRA WELLINGTON PRESENTS LITTLE RUSSIANOrchestra...
- Orchestra Wellington
- ORCHESTRA WELLINGTON PRESENTS LITTLE RUSSIAN Orchestra Wellington’s 2014 emerging composer in residence Leila Adu won’t be put in a box.
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Wellington against international teams: versus England 1973
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: England 26 – Wellington 15 When: 5 September 1973Weather: Fine and sunny Crowd: 30,000 The Tour: 1973 was supposed to be the year of the Springboks.
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Cycling Submission
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- The NRA Cycling project group – set up at the NRA meeting last October – has made a comprehensive submission on the Wellington City Council Draft Cycling Network, as it applies to our area.
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A Visit to the Mayor
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- On May 19th 2015 Claire Pettigrew, Rhona Carson and Jeanie McCafferty met with Mayor Celia Wade Brown with local ward councillors Paul Eagle and David Lee in attendance.
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News: Updates from Athletics Wellington
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- IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR OUR CLUB MEMBERS Cross Country and Road Selection Pol...
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News: Weekly Newsletter - Dorne Cup at Trentham
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- Dorne Cup, Trentham Memorial Park, Sat 13 June from 1:00pm The next in theandnb...
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Ahi Kaa Festival
- The Wellingtonista
- Celebrating Matariki with the best of Maori theatre and dance, the inaugural Ahi Kaa Festival officially opens tonight.
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Jubilee Cup Lovelocks team profile: Wainuiomata
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Last year the Wainuiomata Premiers (current and former members of ther pack pictured above during last year's Jubilee Cup finall) broke new ground by making the championship final for the first time.
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Music Recital - Friday 19th June
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- We are excited to announce that we will be holding a music concert in Amesbury Hall on Friday 19th June at 7:00pm Everyone is welcome to come along to support the students participating.
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European Cyclists’ Federation Supports Save The Basin
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- It isn’t just Wellingtonians, or even New Zealanders, who can see that building a motorway flyover at the Basin Reserve is a very bad idea.
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Public talk to discuss what’s best for our bodies
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Leading psychology and biology experts from Victoria University of Wellington will be visiting Nelson as part of the University’s 2015 Public Lecture Series, presenting their perspectives on how modern science can inform health-related issues.
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Y&H Reviews of Second Afterlife
- 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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Scots TV ANZAC 2015 Commemorations
- Scots College
- Welcome back to Scots TV. This is a special episode, focusing on ANZAC Day and what it means to Scots College. Cast: Scots College
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Information flows at River Scheme AGMs
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Last week eight of Wairarapa’s ten river scheme committees met in in Masterton to discuss work programmes for 2015/16, elect chairmen, agree scheme rates and understand more about riverworks resource consent renewals and developments with the Te Kauru Upper Ruamahanga Floodplain Management planning process that is ongoing in the region.
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Afternoon Tea
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- This Thursday 11th June, 2:00-3:00pm Our popular Afternoon Tea is on again this Thursday afternoon, upstairs in The Commons. All welcome. Pop in for some home made cake, tea/coffee and a chat. Come and meet some new parents, just bring yourselves (buggy access via the lift). See you there, Kath & Rebecca (parents)By Amesbury OfficePhoto Gallery
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Sign up for carpooling this week - there's no better time!
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- If you’re keen to save money, be a little kinder to the environment and meet some new people, then carpooling could well be the way to go - and there’s no better time to start carpooling than during Kiwi Carpool Week, June 8 – 14.
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Person in the water
- Coastguard Mana
- Operation Details Date/Time: Mon, 01/06/2015 - 17:55 - 18:00 Operation Type: SAROP Cat 1 People Assisted: 1 Total Volunteer Hours: 0 Coastguard Mana was tasked to support police in getting a person from the water in the Pauahatanui end of Porirua Harbour. Mana Rescue 2 (5.8 m RHIB) with 3 crew and 2 police officers were tasked. Support was available from Westpac rescue Helicopter and police on shore to locate the person. Resources Attendees: Lorna Rolston Steve_Rolston Trevor Farmer CRV's Used: CRV Pelorus read more
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Amesbury School Quiz Night Fundraiser
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- Help us get our wonderful Year 5 and 6 students down to the South Island for their senior camp this year - come along to our quiz night fundraiser.
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Result: Grand Memorial
- Olympic Harriers
- Dry weather with a brisk and cool northerly. Conditions were dry underfoot - but...
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Wellington against international teams: versus British Isles 1971
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: British Isles 47 – Wellington 9When: 5 June 1971Weather: Cool, under grey skiesCrowd: 45,000 The Tour The 1971 British Isles side was one of the strongest international touring sides to tour New Zealand.
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Victoria’s Queens Birthday Honours recipients
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington congratulates staff, former staff, alumni and friends who have been recognised in the 2015 Queen’s Birthday Honours.
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Logging parking complaints
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- Many of my posts start off with a real story, which I try to turn into a lesson or something that can be improved on.
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Time for a change in funding research
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- The following commentary by Victoria’s Vice-Provost (Research) Professor Kate McGrath was published by the Dominion Post and the Christchurch Press on Tuesday 2 June.
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Cyclists daren’t tread
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- Several weeks ago, I submitted an OIA request to NZTA via fyi.
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Priestly ordination for Deacon Nathaniel (2)
- Welcom
- June 2015 News Kathleen Field It is God that has chosen you, Bishop Charles Drennan reminded Deacon Nathaniel Tat Brazil at his ordination to the priesthood, Saturday 16 May, in St Peter Chanel Church, Hastings.
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O’Shea hat trick for St Catherine’s
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- June 2015 Schools For the third time in a row, St Catherine’s College Kilbirnie, one of Wellington’s smallest high schools, has won the O’Shea Shield public speaking and drama competition.
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Kilbirnie, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Priestly ordination for Deacon Nathaniel
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- June 2015 News Kathleen Field It is God that has chosen you, Bishop Charles Drennan reminded Deacon Nathaniel Tat Brazil at his ordination to the priesthood, Saturday 16 May, in St Peter Chanel Church, Hastings.
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Result: NZ Track and Field Champs
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- Some club results: Izzy Hegan: 3rd 800m youth (2:17.89), 6th 1500m youth (...
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Hutt Old Boys Marist looking forward to Jubilee Cup defence
- Wellington Club Weekly
- This coming Saturday, eight teams line up for the seven-week Jubilee Cup competition round-robin series, followed by semi-finals and the final on Sunday 2 August - two months from tomorrow.
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Result: Saint Clair Vineyard Half Marathon
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- Butch Borlase ran this half marathon, finishing third in a time of 1:22:40 (1st ...
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