Archive / May 2015
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Result: Crazyman
- Olympic Harriers
- Olympic members in the Crazyman: Nick Hegan (2nd duathlon invidual masters...
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Life Writing with Dame Fiona Kidman
- Randell Cottage Writers Trust
- We are delighted to announce a very special fund raising event, especially for those with an interest in life writing and memoir.
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Randell Cottage, 14, St Mary Street, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Why Facebook’s errors might be increasing
- Jack Yan
- Now that I’ve figured out that Facebook only works on alternative days (or at least evenings, since it gave up the ghost again for the early afternoon), I’m back into my usual swing of things.
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Wellington, Petone, Old Boys University and Wainuiomata clinch final four spots
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Josh Robertson-Weepu scores a try today in Wainuiomata’s 24-22 win over Old Boys-University, to seal their place in the Jubilee Cup.
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Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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$90million, but only if …..
- Wellington Scoop
- When city councillors this week reconfirmed their decision that the city should pay $90million towards the unknown cost of extending the airport runway into Cook Strait, some pre-conditions had been added. The key one: that an international airline should have committed to using the runway, before the council hands over the money.
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WRRA Referee Profile: Ben Van Berkel
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The WRRA have been catching up with some of our referees and finding out about them and why refereeing rugby is appealing.
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Vosseler 2015 HVH results
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- Grade/ Name Time Place SW 5km 3 Julie Johnson 24:12:00 9 Kristi Perkinson 27:28 W35 5km 16 Liz Gibson 36:14:00 W50 5km 3 Vanessa Trompetter 29:39:00 4 Marian Goodwin 30:08:00 9 Trish Coley 32:45:00 MU18 7 Lars Van Beusekom 28:43:00 5km Peter Roberts Matthew Roberts M60 5km 4 Peter Sparks 28:58:00 14 Keith Holmes 32:58:00 GU15 3.7km 1 Phoebe McKnight 13:41 4 Lucy England 16:46 5 Maria Cramp 16:56 8 Jessica Kincaid 18:55 9 Mieke Van Den Bergh 19:24 10 Hannah Gordon 22:01 MU18 3.7km 4 Joel Carman 12:40 11 Gus Reece 13:36 Matthew Sutcliffe BU11 1.6km 1 Nathaniel Graham 7:43 2 Alexander Prichard 7:47 4 Nicholas Green 8:12 5 Luke Stoupe 8:14 15 Tyler Rollo 9:21 19 Jonathan Green 9:37 20 Oscar Strickland 9:42 21 Harrison Kowalizyk 9:53 22 Hunter Hughs 9:59 24 Harvey Butler 10:20 26 Bailey Rollo 11:18 27 Tim Cherry 11:32 28 Henry Mellor 11:34 29 Joseph Mellor 11:34 30 David Gordon 11:34 32 Liam Carson 14:23 BU13 1.6km 6 Logan Stoupe 7:40 John Roberts Nic England 24 Ben Cherry 10:31 GU11 1.6km 4 Rylee Watt 8:45 10 Charlotte Ross 10:07 GU13 1.6km 13 Jorja Watt 9:22 15 Una Strickland 9:50 16 Amelia Adams 10:36 SM 10km 9 Nicholas Sasse 46:20:00 29 Tim Johnson 51:44:00 M40 10km 3 Darren Gordon 48:00:00 8 Brendan Quirke 49:29:00 11 Stephen Cummings 53:40:00 17 Tony Plowman 57:02:00 19 Neil Sargisson 57:51:00 21 Stuart McKenzie 1:03:11 24 Martyn Cherry 1:22:02 M50 10km 3 Marcus Smith 49:02:00 9 Bill Trompetter 53:07:00 13 Graeme Burr 54:06:00 18 Richard Kellett 56:08:00 27 Paul Newsom 1:00:00 29 Donald Coley 1:02:50 35 Glenn Perkinson 1:11:21
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Alexandra Road, Mount Victoria, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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A Crazy Ride
- Circa Theatre
- This week on drama* on the waterfront, Director Kerryn Palmer talks about the crazy ride that is the Circa season of Second Afterlife.
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The Hub wins another award
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria’s Kelburn Campus Hub and Library project has just won the ‘Emerging Chapter Award’ and received a Commendation in the ‘New Construction, Major Facility’ category in the CEFPI Regional Awards (CEFPI is the Council of Educational Facility Planners International).
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ZEALANDIA Walking Group
- Zealandia
- Photo Credit: Chris Moore This week veteran volunteer and resident wordsmith Rosemary Cole talks to Trustee Pam Fuller about ZEALANDIA’s famous Monday Walk Group! R) How long has this group been going? P) The idea arose from a discussion at a Members Evening at the VC in October 2013 between Shirley, Rosemary, Hilary and myself, when Rosemary and Shirley both expressed disappointment in not being able to walk in the valley as much as they would like. They were also both interested in learning more about the plants etc. We decided in the beginning that we wanted to explore the upper valley because, as Doug says, ‘that’s where the Sanctuary starts”. We also wanted to go at a pace that allowed time to ‘stop and smell the daisies’. R) Who set it up? P) We settled on alternate Mondays because that suited both Shirley and Rosemary, and I took on the task of getting things going -organising the advertising etc. and collecting names and contact details. We’ve advertised it from time to time in the Member and Volunteer Newsletters and it’s grown from there, with many new people joining via word of mouth. R)Was it always intended to be just a fortnightly walking group all year or has it had/will it have a break over late Autumn and Winter? P) We also agreed that we would meet all year round and that in keeping with Sanctuary policy we would have a no-cancellation policy leaving it for people to decide if / when they would come and how far or fast they would walk. Last winter we decided to restrict the walks to the Lower Valley since we couldn’t always be sure of the weather and to provide variety and interest and in keeping with our original aim to learn more about the valley we had a guide lead one walk a month. These walk and talks included an Introduction of Native Plants with Gil Roper, one on Ferns with Barbara Mitcalfe and Chris Horne, Chris Moore on Native Nasties, Kaka Monitoring with Linton Miller, a Historical Walk with Ian Archer, and The Sanctuary Blueprint/Landscape Plan with Hilary and Russ Drewry. R) How are the trips and leaders planned? P) I develop a three monthly matrix and invite members to nominate a date and walk they would like to do and I organised the Walk and Talks. It has been agreed we alternate between a long walk (e.g Western Firebreak) and short or medium walk (e.g. Round the Lakes) each month. This year decided that the long walks would start at 9.30am and the short at 10am. I’m actually just about to put the June – August matrix out. Photo Credit: Chris Moore R) When did the weeding on alternate Mondays begin? P) In April Raewyn suggested we might like to do some weeding so that’s quite recent Though we’ve tended to do a bit of weeding and track clearing as we walk, we’ve scheduled the weeding for non-walk days and have done just two so far, with one more planned. Then its up to the group whether they want to keep going or take a break. R) How many people usually join in walking and/or weeding? P) We have 44 on our email list. The largest number we’ve had walking was 18 with 10 on our first weed day. R) Is there an End-Of-Year Xmas walk and Lunch? P) As you know we end each session with coffee or lunch at Rata, last December we had a short walk and made our lunch break a bit more of an occasion with tablecloths and crackers! If you’d like to join the walking group, send an email through to news@visitzealandia.com
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Zealandia, Lake Road, Highbury, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6012, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Cardinal John’s Newsletter
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- Welcome to a new feature we hope to continue. Our beloved Cardinal John Dew produces a newsletter that we are going to post here on the Cathedral website for those who may be interested to read it. To view his newsletter please click here.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Botany Collection Narratives – (Part 3) – Image highlights from Hue te Taka (Moa Point) Narrative
- Te Papa's blog
- Some time ago now, the Te Papa Science team completed the process of collecting, identifying and storing terrestrial plants from a low-stature plant community on Wellington’s South Coast.
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Moa Point, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Junior Invitational Cross Country Results.
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- Amesbury School held its fourth invitational cross country championships yesterday.
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Norths hoping to pull clear of the pack in Women’s rugby
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Round 7 of the Fleurs Trophy reverts to Saturday morning after last Friday night’s round of matches.
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Cricket Wellington farewells Jamie Siddons
- Cricket Wellington
- Wellington Firebirds coach Jamie Siddons is leaving Cricket Wellington after four seasons in charge.
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Great New Video From The Architectural Centre
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- Save the Basin and the Mt Victoria Residents Association have been hard at work raising funds to oppose NZTA’s attempt to get the High Court to overturn the Basin Board of Inquiry decision. The Architectural Centre will also be represented at the High Court, and as part of their fundraising efforts, they have produced the great video above. Please check it out and share it!
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Usefulness of a park
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- It’ll take some time to know how well Pukeahu fits within the fabric of Wellington.
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Great New Video From The Architectural Centre
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Gregory: The David vs Goliath analogy is quite apt.
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Child poverty fight needs long-term plan
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary by Victoria Professor Jonathan Boston and Children’s Commissioner Dr Russel Wills, was published in The New Zealand Herald.
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New Zealand’s climate “contributions”
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary by Professor Dave Frame—Director of the Climate Change Research Institute at Victoria—was published in The Dominion Post.
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Combining academia and entrepreneurship
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Two lecturers from Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Design are demonstrating that mixing academia with entrepreneurship can be a recipe for success—and job satisfaction.
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St Pat’s Town edge Wellington College in tight battle at Evans Bay Park
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Wellington College's place on the WelTec Premiership's cloud nine has ended today following a down-to-the-wire 15-11 loss to St.
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75th Jubilee Programme
- Stokes Valley Volunteer Fire Brigade
- Stokes Valley Volunteer Fire Brigade's 75th Jubilee is happening this Queen's Birthday Weekend! The official programme for Saturday's public events is as follows: 9:00am Street parade starts travelling from Stokes Valley RSA to Stokes Valley Fire Station 10:00am Open Day begins at the fire station 10:30am Ladder display 11:00am Kitchen fire display and Wainuiomata VFB Competition Team display 11:30am Road Crash Rescue demonstration 12:00pm Kitchen Fire display and Wainuiomata VFB Competition Team display 12:30pm Boom display 1:00pm Grand Finale Please note timings are only a guide and may be subject to change
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75th Jubilee flyer
- Stokes Valley Volunteer Fire Brigade
- Look at what's been popping up in shop windows and schools in and around Stokes Valley over the last few days! This is the official flyer that we're using to promote our 75th Jubilee.
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Successful Senior Swimming Festival went swimmingly!
- Kilbirnie School
- Thank you to all the parents who helped today with timing of the competitive races. It would not be possible without you! Competitive swimmers did freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly races which were timed to get swimmers qualified for the Eastern Zone Swimming Sports. Non-competitive swimmers had a lot of fun with some novelty races.
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Kilbirnie School, 72, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Assembly Notes from 26 May 2015
- Kilbirnie School
- Thanks to our awesome comperes: Jonty and Sophie 1st Song: National Anthem 2nd song: "Fade Away" by Che Fu.
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Kilbirnie School, 72, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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130 year old carriage saved by Trust
- Rimutaka Incline Railway
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Rimutaka Incline Railway Heritage Trust, Maymorn, Upper Hutt, Upper Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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75th Jubilee flyer
- Stokes Valley Volunteer Fire Brigade
- Look at what's been popping up in shop windows and schools in and around Stokes Valley over the last few days! This is the official flyer that we're using to promote our 75th Jubilee.
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75th Jubilee Programme
- Stokes Valley Volunteer Fire Brigade
- Stokes Valley Volunteer Fire Brigade's 75th Jubilee is happening this Queen's Birthday Weekend! The official programme for Saturday's public events is as follows: 9:00am Street parade starts travelling from Stokes Valley RSA to Stokes Valley Fire Station 10:00am Open Day begins at the fire station 10:30am Ladder display 11:00am Kitchen fire display and Wainuiomata VFB Competition Team display 11:30am Road Crash Rescue demonstration 12:00pm Kitchen Fire display and Wainuiomata VFB Competition Team display 12:30pm Boom display 1:00pm Grand Finale Please note timings are only a guide and may be subject to change
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Wellington against international teams: versus Wales 1969
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: Wales 14 – Wellington 6When: 7 June 1969Weather: Fine, with a fresh northerlyCrowd: 46,000 The Tour NASA were circling the moon and preparing to put a man on its surface, back on earth Wales were touring New Zealand for the first time as a standalone country.
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Upcoming seminar to articulate vision for Pacific regionalism
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A prominent Pacific leader will lead discussion on the future of Pacific regionalism at a seminar to be held at Victoria University of Wellington this Friday.
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Five or ten years, your Kiwi passport is not a valid government-issued ID, says Facebook
- Jack Yan
- Sometimes you wonder if the big players on Silicon Valley exist in a parallel universe.
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July 8: What So Not
- Bar Bodega
- Red Rum Touring, Maker, OCD, Eastern Bloc and George FM present: WHAT SO NOT (OWSLA/AUS) Wednesday 8th July @ Bodega, Wellington What So Not is bringing the heat, the hype, and the hysteria to New Zealand this July for the ‘Gemini EP’ Tour, hitting down in Wellington for the first … Continue reading
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Bar Bodega, 101, Ghuznee Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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New look for bus shelters
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Over at Auckland Transport Blog, there’s a post about deciding on a new bus shelter for the AT network.
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First of Wellington's newest trains arrive
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- The first pair of two-car units from Wellington’s new batch of Matangi trains arrived by boat from Korea yesterday morning (Sunday 24 May).
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A tax, but not as we know it!
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary by Professor Norman Gemmell, Chair in Public Finance at Victoria, was published in The Dominion Post on Tuesday 26 May 2015.
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Victoria University graduate to study with world’s best
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A Victoria University of Wellington graduate has been awarded over a quarter of a million dollars in scholarships to undertake a PhD at one of the best universities in the world.
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Oppose the petition calling for a bylaw to require cyclists to use cycle lanes at all times
- Wellington City Council
- This petition opposes a concurrent petition that calls for the Council to establish a bylaw that would require all cyclists to use cycle lanes at all times where required.
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Cast for Secret Bridesmaids’ Business Announced
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- Welcome to some new faces, welcome back to some who have not trodden on the boards for a while and to those that consistently just can’t help being just right for the part… That’s the message to the cast of Secret Bridesmaids’ Business who have just been announced.
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July 25: I Am Giant
- Bar Bodega
- The Rock, Air New Zealand grabaseat and Jim Beam Present: I Am Giant – Kiss From a Ghost Tour I Am Giant announce a six date New Zealand tour this winter. The Kiss From A Ghost tour will be I Am Giant’s first in their home country since UK based … Continue reading
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July 3: Gin Wigmore
- Bar Bodega
- Gin Wigmore will celebrate the release of her third studio album with shows in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. ‘Blood to Bone’ is due for release on Friday 26th June and she will head out on tour the following week, starting in Auckland. The first single from the album, New Rush, has … Continue reading
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Eagles all but win Swindale Shield; top eight race to go down to the wire
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Midfielder Alexis Time makes a break in today’s match between HOBM and Tawa The Jubilee Cup glistens in Hutt Old Boys Marist’s Hutt Recreation Ground clubrooms trophy cabinet and next week no matter what happens the Swindale Shield will be presented to them as well if the WRFUcommittee overturns Tawa’s appeal for their docked two points from last month.
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Vosseler Shield Photos 2015
- Hutt Valley Harriers
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All seven results to count in significant Swindale Shield round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Tawa and Norths, who met last weekend, will be locked in key battles tomorrow – but for different reasons.
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Victoria Chancellor knighted at Government House
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s Chancellor has been knighted at an investiture ceremony at Government House.
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The Water is Wide – Flooding May 2015
- Save Takapu Valley
- 120 mm of rain in 24 hours, 60 of it in one hour. There was a fair bit of damage to public infrastructure. The Wellington water main was undercut in a few places, power poles were washed out and fell over, requiring replacement and relocation. Although this was a pretty epic flood, the… Read More
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Takapu Valley, Wellington City, Wellington, 5028, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Water is Wide – Flooding May 2015
- Save Takapu Valley
- 120 mm of rain in 24 hours, 60 of it in one hour. There was a fair bit of damage to public infrastructure. The Wellington water main was undercut in a few places, power poles were washed out and fell over, requiring replacement and relocation. Although this was a pretty epic flood, the… Read More
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Double century up for Nick Risdon for the Eagles on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Nick Risdon runs out to play his 200th Premier match for the Hutt Old Boys Marist Eagles in Saturday’s top-of-the-table Swindale Shield match against Tawa.
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New Plymouth accuracy proved the difference in win
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: New Plymouth Boys' High School first five-eigth Brayton Northcott-Hill scored 18 points for his side in the win over St Pats Silverstream yesterday.
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The 2015 Budget: How will the economy be affected?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary is provided by Professor Norman Gemmell, Chair in Public Finance at Victoria University of Wellington.
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The scandal of the Town Hall – closed for eight years? Or worse?
- Wellington Scoop
- Wellington’s Town Hall is under serious threat of eventual demolition. And in any case, according to the timetable received by councillors it is to be closed for at least eight years. The issue is not that it should be opened immediately but that strengthening should be immediately continued without delay.
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Notes about the May 2015 meeting
- Newtown Residents' Association
- This was a well-attended meeting, with a number of people attending especially to hear from the Salvation Army about their plans for redevelopment.
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The future plans for Keep Newtown Clean
- Newtown Residents' Association
- At the NRA meeting on Monday 18th May our President, Claire Pettigrew, and Hine Sullivan, WCC grafitti officer, jointly presented a brief history of Keep Newtown Clean and a proposal for the future to change from a monthly clean up to having special events four times a year.
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Runathon today!
- Kilbirnie School
- In case you want to cheer on your child running either around the bottom court or around the school block, here are the times and locations for the runathon.
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Kilbirnie School, 72, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Should cyclists be forced onto cycle lanes?
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- The question arises from a comment received on a cycling framework post.
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Lessons at Parliament
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Crisp shirts, polished shoes, ID card around the neck—14 Victoria University Political Science students don’t look like the average university student as they trade the lecture theatre for the Beehive.
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Earl Sweatshirt
- Bar Bodega
- American rapper-producer EARL SWEATSHIRT will make a welcome return to New Zealand shores for a series of headline shows in July, delivering his fiercely cerebral brand of hip hop to audiences in Auckland and Wellington. Earl released his highly anticipated debut LP DORIS in 2013 to wide critical acclaim – … Continue reading
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Aug 21: HELLYEAH
- Bar Bodega
- HELLYEAH is a Supergroup that lives up to the title. Featuring ex-Mudvayne singer Chad Gray, ex-Pantera drummer Vinnie Paul, ex-Nothingface guitarist Tom Maxwell, bassist Kyle Sanders (ex-Bloodsimple and brother of Mastodon bassist Troy Sanders) and Christian Brady (ex-Überschall) guitar. HELLYEAH are in a league of their own with their own. … Continue reading
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College at Club Round as Tawa and Wairarapa Colleges join the competition
- Wellington Club Weekly
- This coming weekend sees the start of competition proper in the top two Premier grades, with several matches being played at club grounds as part of the ‘College at Club’ round which is intended to showcase and smooth the way for school leavers into the senior club game.
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Founding father or legal villain?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- An 1877 ruling that the Treaty of Waitangi was a “simple nullity” signed by “primitive barbarians”, by our Chief Justice at the time, has had far-reaching consequences for subsequent Treaty claims.
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Joseph & Maia ‘Sorrento’ Release Tour
- Bar Bodega
- Hitting the road to promote their new album ‘Sorrento’ Joseph and Maia will be passing through Wellington on what will be their last string of NZ shows before heading off to the UK. They will also be joined by Phil & Tilley Music for pre-sale tickets click here or head … Continue reading
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Designing close to home
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A house left abandoned by well-known Lyttelton artist Bill Hammond was the initial inspiration for a Victoria Architecture student’s award-winning work.
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July 24: Shlomo(live)
- Bar Bodega
- BBE & Madcap are proud to present the first ever WEDIDIT NZ TOUR SHLOHMO (with full live band) Purple, D33J, Nick Melons and special guests! Friday 24 July – Bodega, Wellington Tickets from www.undertheradar.co.nz, Good As Gold & usual outlets Direct link: http://bitly.com/wedidit-nz The WEDIDIT collective got their start DJing … Continue reading
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Bootcamp builds entrepreneurs
- Victoria University of Wellington
- From aiding medical professionals to pinpoint difficult veins to making unique packaging for boutique food and beverage companies, an intensive 14-week summer programme helps Victoria students turn their ideas into viable businesses.
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Collaborating to treat cancer
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A novel way of treating cancer using immunotherapy has been discovered in a joint research venture between Victoria University and the Malaghan Institute of Medical Research, and is on track to being tested on cancer patients.
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Honorary doctorate—Dr Noel Barnard
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A world authority in the field of early Chinese history and archaeology, Dr Noel Barnard, received the honorary degree of Doctor of Literature at Victoria’s December graduation.
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Successful Wellington lawyer leaves lasting legacy
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A former Wellington coroner, who survived the rigours of war-torn Germany as a teenager, has left a generous bequest to Victoria University.
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Insights into the University’s art collection
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The Adam Art Gallery treated visitors to seldom-seen gems and new acquisitions from Victoria University’s art collection at a recent exhibition.
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Letters of nineteenth century Māori women
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Thousands of letters written in the Māori language in the nineteenth century are held in public collections in New Zealand and overseas but relatively few of these are identified as being written by Māori women.
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A unique bequest
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A baroque violin made in 1760—when Mozart was only four years old—is among a collection of instruments gifted to Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music (NZSM) by the late musician, John David North.
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Real-world experience
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A Wellington business is planning to implement a branding concept suggested by a Victoria marketing student for a class assignment.
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App to discover Wellington treasure
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A team of three former Victoria students is $10,000 richer after taking out the top prize in a competition to create a mobile app that will enhance students’ experience of the capital city.
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Memories of an attack
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Professor Miriam Meyerhoff from Victoria’s School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies has heard some surprising and gripping stories while researching sociolinguistics in Vanuatu.
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Socially accountable
- Victoria University of Wellington
- As a child in Vanuatu, Pala Molisa was dragged along by his parents to protests about gender justice or conferences on Pacific development.
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Multilingual Masterchef
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Students get cooking and talking in an annual multilingual food competition organised by Victoria’s School of Languages and Cultures.
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The rain, the drains, the buses
- Wellington Scoop
- A week or so after 30 year, 50 year, 80 year, and 100 year rain events, no answers are forthcoming about why the city was shutdown because of a slip and a large puddle. Nor are any answers forthcoming on what the Wellington City Council in particular is going to do about the woeful state of its storm water. It’s a shambles and, in the middle of all of this, emergency management was really nowhere to be seen.
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A+ report card for Victoria
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University passed with flying colours in the most recent academic audit conducted by the Academic Quality Agency (AQA).
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New company to advance potential treatment for cancer and other diseases
- Victoria University of Wellington
- An immunotherapy technology for treating cancer and other diseases, jointly developed by Victoria University of Wellington’s Ferrier Research Institute and the Malaghan Institute of Medical Research, has been patented and will be the initial focus of a newly-formed company.
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A bylaw; To enforce cyclist's use cycle lanes where provided at all times.
- Wellington City Council
- The overseas experience shows cyclist are required to use cycle lanes where provided and is embedded in their Road Code. A bylaw therefore will ensure compliance as the need to share the road as per the Land Transport Act (see definition of a road) no longer applies.
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Relighting Cuba Mall
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- WCC put out a press release around some current work going on in Cuba Mall.
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May 23: Pikachunes – Allely. Release Party
- Bar Bodega
- Join NZ’s king of dark pop music, in the depths of Bodega’s Burgundy Room, to celebrate the highly anticipated release of his sophomore album ‘Allely’. Featuring: – Disasteradio – bAY ROAD CLIQUE These will be the last live New Zealand performances by Pikachunes before his departure from NZ shores in … Continue reading
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Patronage on privatised bus routes
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Over the years, I’ve seen a lot of fluctuations in patronage on my bus route.
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Kia Toa! Be Brave! Be Resilient!
- Kilbirnie School
- Bernard Mangakahia came and entertained us with his message to be brave and resilient! It's all about getting up if you fall down, and trying again.
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Loads of talent in all-time colleges XVs
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Heading into the WelTec 1stXV Premiership rugby season in Wellington with which starts this coming Saturday with the College at Club round, we’ve taken a look at the four traditional First XVs in Wellington and named all-time XVs.
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Transforming power transmission worldwide
- Victoria University of Wellington
- An industry collaboration led by Victoria University of Wellington scientists has demonstrated for the first time that high temperature superconducting (HTS) power transformers can drastically reduce energy loss compared to conventional transformers.
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Thin Ice secures United States television deal
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Thin Ice, the award-winning documentary about global warming made in collaboration with Victoria University of Wellington, will air on public television stations across the United States later this year to coincide with international debate around emissions reduction.
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Law students deconstructing climate change
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A group of students from Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Law have set themselves the task of getting to the bottom of an agreement that could set a timetable for drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Bodega & Moa Present: The Live Assembly 3
- Bar Bodega
- Each month will feature a different line-up of bands, some sexy specials on gorgeous New Zealand beer, a few surprises and free entry! Head along to Bodega every month for this awesome evening of New Zealand music, have yourself a dance, a drink and a rocking good time. Mays live … Continue reading
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Ponytail-gate
- Wellington Community Law Centre
- Supporting low income workers who experience harassment and bullying Harassment experienced by low income workers has been in the news recently after the experience of Amanda Bailey became public in what has been dubbed ‘ponytail-gate’. Community Law Wellington and Hutt … Continue reading →
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commedia dell’arte
- Circa Theatre
- This week on drama* on the waterfront, Colleen McColl, publicist for A Servant to Two Masters, delves into the commedia dell’arte style of theatre commedia dell’arte = ‘comedy of the profession’, ‘theatre of the professional’, ‘comedy of art’ One of the most interesting things about working as a publicist is delving into other various aspects of the production and finding out about things not previously known. A Servant to Two Masters offered me a wonderful chance to look more closely at commedia dell’arte. Google is a wonderful friend! It appears commedia dell'arte originated in streets and market places of Italy during the Italian Renaissance. Commedia was a hugely popular form of theatre with street performers. They offered improvised stories usually representing fixed social types, stock characters, such as foolish old men, mischievous servants and young lovers. Actors joined the company very often at a young age and in each production played one character – it became their specialty. They spent their whole careers with that same company. As they aged they would moved into other roles eventually ending up as the old master. It was known as a colourful and extremely theatrical art form which allowed improvised scenarios that facilitated a comic plot to arrive at a humorous climax, with a happy ending. The performers, who used masks with exaggerated comic features to draw additional attention to themselves and complement their physical and acrobatic skills, eventually teamed up in troupes of actors, often with a travelling stage, to firmly establish commedia as a genre in it's own right by the mid-1500s. They performed outside and relied on various props in place of extensive scenery. These "commedia troupes" performed for and were accessible to all social classes. Language was no barrier, with their skilful mime, stereotyped stock characters, traditional lazzi's (signature stunts, gags and pranks), masks, broad physical gestures, improvised dialogue and clowning they became widely accepted wherever they travelled. In later years, the tradition spread all over Europe, eventually adopting a major French influence where many of the scenarios were scripted into commedia-style plays. It is from the commedia world where such characters as Arlecchino (Harlequin), Columbine, Punchinello (Punch), The Doctor, The Captain and Pantalone emerged. It was fascinating to learn that during this period, commedia dell’arte was the only form of theatre where women were allowed on stage. A Servant to Two Masters was originally written in 1745 by Carlo Goldoni as part of the commedia dell’arte style of theatre which was still very popular at the time. He was commissioned to devise a play for a famous Harlequin. The story goes that Goldoni wrote it with a lot of room for improvisation (the scenario was pinned to the side of the stage), as was the tradition at that time, and then went away and left them to it. The production was a huge success but when he returned he was appalled by the indulgence of the actors. In a fit of pique he wrote down a text for the players to learn and thus dealt a fatal blow to the centuries-old tradition of commedia dell’arte. It was the birth of farce as we know it today. Award winning dramatist Lee Hall (The Pitmen Painters, Billy Elliot) has adapted Goldoni’s A Servant to Two Masters for our current production at Circa. He offers us a fabulous new, rapid fire version with the language updated to now to create a pacey, action-packed physical comedy. In light of my Google time travelling, I am astounded by Lee Hall’s ability to adapt and re-boot this timeless classic so that it is relevant, funny and highly entertaining to a contemporary audience. BRAVO MR CARLO GOLDONI! BRAVO MR LEE HALL! All Photographs by Stephen A'Court. A Servant to Two Masters runs until 30 May. Tickets available online: www.circa.co.nz
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Building a more sustainable future for housing
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Research by a Victoria University of Wellington PhD student could lead to houses being designed in more sustainable ways in the future.
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Wellington against international teams: versus South Africa 1965
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: Wellington 23 – South Africa 6When: 3 July 1965Weather: Fine, with a southerly breezeCrowd: 38,430 The Tour The 1965 Sprinboks toured New Zealand in 1965 for the fourth time.
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Gumdigger carriage transported north
- Rimutaka Incline Railway
- The two halves of Gumdigger carriage A255 were reunited in Dunedin in May 2015, and traveled by rail from Dunedin to Wellington from 12-16 May, They will be placed onto the carriage underframe and into safe, dry storage in our rail vehicle shed. Once the workshop is finished we plan to start work rebuilding the underframe, bogies and compartments.
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New Zealand U20s Profile: Henry Stowers
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Henry Stowers running rampant for Wainuiomata in last year's Wellington club rugby Jubilee Cup final.
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Victoria celebrates Wellington’s 150th birthday
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University is joining the capital’s 150th birthday celebrations with a weekend of events at the end of July.
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Poneke stun Hutt Old Boys Marist as Swindale Shield tightens up
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Premier rugby returned to the Basin Reserve today, with home team Old Boys University here trying to get themselves over the chalk against the Upper Hutt Rams.
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Pivotal Swindale Shield ninth round afternoon
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Hutt Old Boys Marist prop Simon Malaeulu running freely last weekend against Johnsonville.
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Yesterday’s rainfall: by the numbers
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
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Show goes on for new Victoria graduates
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington Chancellor Sir Neville Jordan applauds the resilience of new graduates and their family and friends who, despite flooding across the wider Wellington region causing widespread disruption, were still able to celebrate this week.
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Political leaders to speak at political marketing and management conference
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Representatives from national and regional government are among the speakers at an upcoming conference focused on political marketing and management, hosted by Victoria University of Wellington.
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Ories and Norths match top billing in Women’s rugby on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Please advise this article below has been publishsed on the assumption that Women's club rugby is still going ahead this Saturday: Above: Action from last year’s Women’s final that saw Ories beat Norths and win the championship.
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Kids these days
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- While walking home through Pukeahu last week, there were a bunch of people with skateboards doing exactly what you’d expect in the park.
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First Master of GIS crosses the stage
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s first Master of Geographic Information Science (GIS) was capped at one of the May graduation ceremonies.
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University Relays 9 May 2015
- Hutt Valley Harriers
- University Relay – 9 May 2015 QE11 Park, McKays Crossing, Paekakariki HVH Results Boys/Girls 9 and under – 1.
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Athletics Day 2015
- Scots College
- Athletics is a day full of challenges, with students trying to be the best they can be. With a wide range of track and field events, many boys achieve their personal bests. With a spirit of support and fun, Athletics Day has given us a day to remember. Cast: Scots College
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Plenty of College Rugby on this coming weekend
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Much focus this Saturday will be on Scots College in their return to local action after finishing third in the SANIX World Championship in Japan, and on St Pat's Silverstream who will hope to back up their win last weekend over Gisborne BHS.
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News: Weekly Newsletter - club run/walk on 16th
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- Club Run/Walk, Clubrooms, 1:45pm Saturday 16th May A chance to gather our breat...
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Public talk to explore the clever use of science
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Chemistry and physics experts will be visiting Masterton to talk about innovative scientific developments as part of the Victoria University of Wellington 2015 Public Lecture Series.
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Graduation Update
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Unfortunately today’s Graduation Parade has been cancelled due to bad weather. This afternoon’s Graduation ceremonies will all go ahead as planned.
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Research finds strategies to overcome ethnic discrimination in accounting industry
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Aspiring accountants from an ethnic minority have greater success finding a job if they adopt strategies that minimise their cultural differences, a Victoria University of Wellington PhD graduate has found.
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Karori School children concerned about what’s going into their stream
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Students at Karori West Normal School are distressed about the pollutants which are being released into the stream which runs alongside their school after authorities investigated five pollution incidents in one day.
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Install recycling bins in all streets and public spaces
- Wellington City Council
- By signing this petition you support WCC in providing and maintaining recycling bins in streets and public spaces, where there are currently only rubbish bins. A small step towards reducing our impact on the environment.
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New graduate’s charitable journey
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A Victoria University of Wellington student who graduated last night not only worked full-time throughout his degree, he also found time to set up a charity.
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New Hurricane Sam McNicol happy in the capital
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Sam McNicol playing for Petone last weekend against Paremata-Plimmerton.
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Smoke-free council housing for the majority who now want it.
- Wellington City Council
- I would like all council properties smokefree now.
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Show your love for bicycles when you vote on New Zealand’s flag!
- Cycling in Wellington
- A great entry for a possible new New Zealand flag – https://www.govt.nz/browse/engaging-with-government/the-nz-flag-your-chance-to-decide/gallery/design/1270 Bicycle of NZ Designed by: James Ringwood from Auckland I believe it accurately represents the NZ people as hard working people from today on into the future.
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Metlink’s Android widget
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- Just before the lunch break, I saw this tweet from Metlink.
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the audience loves Don Juan
- Circa Theatre
- This week on drama* on the waterfront, we're two weeks into the four-week season of Don Juan, and it has received heaps of praise from audience and reviewers alike! So far audience members have said: “I went to this show and haven't laughed so hard in a long, long time.
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Artrageous! Art for the Juniors.
- Kilbirnie School
- On Fridays, the Juniors have been having a brilliantly creative time with Caroline and Aleksandra from Artrageous! Children have been able to experiment and try new things with a focus on the process of creation.
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Wellington against international teams: versus England 1963
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Match Details Result: England 14 – Wellington 9When: 18 May, 1963, at Athletic ParkWeather: Fine, but with a strong, cold southerlyCrowd: 27,000 The Tour Four years after Wellington played and lost to a full British Isles team, England’s 1963 tour to New Zealand represented the first time one of the individual four home unions – England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales – toured here.
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May 2015 Meeting
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- The next Residents’ Association Meeting is on Monday May 18th, 7.
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Newtown Library Temporary Closure, 13th May till 22nd July 2015
- Newtown Residents' Association
- The Newtown Library in Constable Street is being refurbished! The WCC website says: “Newtown Library will be temporarily closed for scheduled maintenance and upgrades.
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Choir rounds out busy month
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- May is a busy month at Kapiti Playhouse.
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The long road to success
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Murray Wilson was 20 when another inmate at Rimutaka Prison suggested he may be dyslexic.
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Devine & Priest named in White Ferns for IWC 3
- Cricket Wellington
- Wellington duo Sophie Devine and Rachel Priest have been named in the New Zealand White Fern side to face India in the third round of the International Women’s Championship (IWC).
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Invitation to RCWT Friends Annual General Meeting
- Randell Cottage Writers Trust
- FRIENDS OF THE RANDELL COTTAGE WRITERS TRUST Notice of Annual General Meeting You are invited to the Annual General Meeting of Friends of the Randell Cottage to be held on: Monday, 8 June 2015, 6.
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Show me the money: Government’s social housing reform risks being all talk without funding
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary is provided by Dr Richard Norman, senior lecturer in Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Management, and Bernard Teahan, a former chief executive of Trust House Ltd.
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Baby boomers open up about old age
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Future government policies will need to be flexible to accommodate the diverse needs of ageing baby boomers, a Victoria University of Wellington researcher has found.
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Wanted: a creative Marketing and Communications Advisor!
- Samaritans
- Marketing and Communications Advisor • Part time • CBD location • Fixed term employment One of Wellington’s most respected charities has an exciting opportunity to grow your career. Celebrating 50 years of operation in the Wellington region, we are looking for an energetic person who is keen to get experience in all aspects of marketing and communications. read more
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Next Training Course for Wellington Samaritans 2015
- Samaritans
- Wellington Samaritans are currently seeking volunteers (Sams) for their next training course beginning in July 2015. We are looking for people who are good listeners, non-judgmental and empathetic, to help us operate our 24-hour helpline. If that sounds like you CONTACT US NOW. Call Carol on 04 472 3676 or email wellington@samaritans.org.nz to apply.
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Graduation marks Victoria students’ achievements
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Nearly 2500 students will this week cross the stage to mark the culmination of their studies at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Gold Coin Entry to Zealandia & Zoo
- Zealandia
- Wellington, NZ – This weekend Zealandia and Wellington Zoo are opening their doors to visitors for less than the price of a cup of coffee.
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Next Training Course for Wellington Samaritans 2015
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- Wellington Samaritans are currently seeking volunteers (Sams) for their next training course beginning in July 2015. We are looking for people who are good listeners, non-judgmental and empathetic, to help us operate our 24-hour helpline. If that sounds like you CONTACT US NOW. Call Carol on 04 472 3676 or email wellington@samaritans.org.nz to apply.
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Wanted: a creative Marketing and Communications Advisor!
- Samaritans
- Marketing and Communications Advisor • Part time • CBD location • Fixed term employment One of Wellington’s most respected charities has an exciting opportunity to grow your career. Celebrating 50 years of operation in the Wellington region, we are looking for an energetic person who is keen to get experience in all aspects of marketing and communications. read more
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Result: University Relay
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- Another successful day for Olympic with the Junior Women and Open Masters 50 gra...
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Victoria University mourns loss of Jack Body
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Jack Body, renowned composer and long-time Victoria University lecturer, will be greatly missed by those he taught and inspired throughout his career.
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Legacy of Futurism explored
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Futurism—an avant-garde artistic movement cited by New Zealand artist Len Lye as one of his major inspirations—will be examined in a day-long event at Victoria University of Wellington on 15 May.
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Those pesky roads
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- There was a story run in the DomPost last week about cyclists coming off their bikes in Pukeahu National War Memorial Park because of poor visibility of the kerbs.
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The political caricatures of old have taken human form, but they’re still nothing like us
- Jack Yan
- That’s another British General Election done and dusted.
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Autocade hits 6,000,000 page views: a few quick figures
- Jack Yan
- The Dongfeng Fengshen AX7, or a Renault with a Peugeot engine (and I don’t mean the PRV V6 or the old Douvrin), entered into Autocade this week.
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Eagles well out in front as chasing pack closes up in eighth round thriller
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The sun shone brightly on Wellington club rugby today.
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Kilbirnie Sports Junior Development Awards – Winners
- Cricket Wellington
- Congratulations to the following teams and individuals who were recognised at the Kilbirnie Sports Junior Development Awards, held at the Basin Reserve.
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Young And Hungry Servants
- 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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Scramble on for top eight places in eighth round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Avalon and the Wellington Axemen meet Poneke and Ories respectively tomorrow in key games for all four sides, as the race to the Jubilee Cup intensifies.
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Submission to the Wellington City Council on the Long Term Plan
- Newtown Residents' Association
- The NRA President and Secretary – Claire Pettigrew and Rhona Carson – made an oral submission to the Council on 5th May 2015, to back up the written submission the Association put in earlier.
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Third place for Scots College at SANIX tournament
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Scots College kicking off in one of their games.
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Fourth round of the Fleurs Trophy on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Fleurs Trophy about to be presented last year to Ories, who this Saturday take on HOBM at the Hutt Rec.
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Review: Spyfinger! A show about spies
- The Wellingtonista
- My Accomplice tackles the spy film in their latest production which is part of the Comedy Festival.
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News: Olympic Harriers a Finalist in Dominion Post Sports Awards
- Olympic Harriers
- Olympic Harriers has been named a finalist in the andquot;Club of the Yearandquo...
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Is the Wellington City Council neglecting education?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The following commentary is provided by Sir Neville Jordan, KNZM DistFIPENZ, Chancellor, Victoria University of Wellington.
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Apa Heemi to reach century for the Upper Hutt Rams on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- When the Upper Hutt Rams Premier team is selected each week Apa Heemi’s name is invariably the first written down.
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Ultimate opportunity to be Ultimate Champs
- Victoria University of Wellington
- In just over two months, Aaron Miller and Li Yeoh will switch their usual Wellington-coloured sports uniform for a black and white one, as they and their teammates vie for the title of World Ultimate Champions.
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The play’s the thing—exploring Hamlet
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A short lecture series exploring Hamlet as Elizabethan audiences would have experienced it, coincides with the Globe Theatre’s upcoming world tour of Shakespeare’s most famous play.
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Victoria University congratulates Jack Body on Icon Award
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington congratulates Jack Body, composer and long-time Victoria lecturer, who has been awarded a prestigious Arts Foundation Icon Award.
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Vosseler Shield
- Athletics Wellington
- VOSSELER SHIELD Date: Saturday 23 May Venue: Mt Victoria (race headquarters are at WHAC clubrooms on Alexandra Road). All races start on the grassed area opposite Badminton Hall ...
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Verandahs, overhead pedestrian infrastructure
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- We tend to take infrastructure for granted.
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May 30: Pasificallity
- Bar Bodega
- The "PASIFICALITY" 2K15 NZ MUSIC MONTH TOUR Hosted by MC FLWZ & Make Music Aotearoa With Local Support. PASIFICALITY A Sound System 3 Piece, Live beat machine MCS and DJ Set 6 solo Artists performing tracks from their up and coming Compilation EP Make Music Aotearoa is home to artists, … Continue reading
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May 31: Cairo Knife Fight
- Bar Bodega
- 1 1 Written and recorded over three countries and two continents, THE COLOSSUS is the debut album from Cairo Knife Fight. THE COLOSSUS sees frontman Nick Gaffaney (a man who has drummed for many of New Zealand’s leading songwriters); expanding his writing horizons to include working with a revolving cast … Continue reading
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First-year engineering project helps Samoan schools get better connected
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A first-year engineering project at Victoria University will see thousands of students in Samoa have faster, more reliable computer networks in the classroom.
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Better recordkeeping needed to preserve our digital heritage
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Poor recordkeeping of electronic documents and digital records may lead to a loss of accountability and collective history in public sector organisations, a Victoria University of Wellington PhD graduand warns.
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Victoria student wins top academic award
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A Victoria University student has had the honour of receiving the country’s top award for academic excellence at secondary school level at a ceremony in Parliament.
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Recipe of the week: Dark chocolate puddings
- Elements Cafe
- These chocolate puddings are deliciously decadent, best served with vanilla bean ice cream and without guilt! The great thing about this recipe is that it can be made in advance and left in the fridge until you are ready to bake off. Ingredients: 100g butter 155g sugar 100g dark chocolate 55g flour 3 eggs Method: […]
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Wellington against international teams: versus British Lions 1959
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Fans camping out overnight outside Athletic Park ahead of the big match the following day between Wellington and the British Isles.
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Victoria University Rowers selected for NZ Uni Trans Tasman Team
- Wellington Rowing Club
- Today the NZ University Trans-Tasman Team to compete against Australia was announced.
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Cycling Framework Consultation
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Wellington City Council was quick off the blocks to get the draft cycling framework out for consultation, which opened on 4 May – quite likely to very many Star Wars puns – and runs until 5pm, 29 May.
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Move to Wellington paying off for Teariki Ben-Nicholas
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Teariki Ben Nicholas playing in a recent Swindale Shield match between his Old Boys University side and Tawa.
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Even on Instagram, they prefer bots to legitimate users
- Jack Yan
- Instagram bans are like Facebook blackouts or Google blacklists: no matter what the company says your time-out is, it’s considerably longer.
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Student dig uncovers hundreds of rare moa bones
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Māori Studies staff and students from Victoria University of Wellington have excavated hundreds of moa bones from a central North Island site where few moa remains were known to exist.
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May 7: Kristelle and Diogo – a duo of violin and accordion
- Bar Bodega
- Kristelle and Diogo: Drifting Circus Duo Kristelle and Diogo are a Duo of Violin and accordion playing Gipsy World Folk Music passing through a little bit of Jazz and Swing. Having arrived in New Zealand 4-5 months ago by sailing boats under the project Alternative World Sailing Community, the duo … Continue reading
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Acclaimed international poet visits Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Irish poet Vona Groarke will give a public reading of her poems as part of a visit to Victoria University of Wellington’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML).
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June 7: Shaun Kirk
- Bar Bodega
- SHAUN KIRK ANNOUNCES WINTER TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND Fresh from his standout performances at the world famous ‘Bluesfest’ in Byron Bay alongside the likes of Ben Harper, David Grey, Alabama Shakes and Michael Franti; award winning Australian blues/soul troubadour Shaun Kirk returns to New Zealand in June 2015. Kirk’s latest … Continue reading
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May 21: Flako
- Bar Bodega
- FLAKO (Eglo Records) on his Nature Boy album tour Local support from Jay Night Azbo Since 2007 Dario Rojo Guerra has explored a blend of soulful melody and off-the-grid beats, as Flako. Originally driven by a love of instrumental hip hop, his early MPC sketches were built from a warm, … Continue reading
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Decorative images make life seem better
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A series of studies from Victoria University of Wellington have revealed that when people evaluate the quality of products, and their past behaviour, they tend to take a rosier view if they’ve been looking at decorative photographs.
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Memorial Park: a cycling view
- Cycling in Wellington
- The Memorial Park between Taranaki Street and Basin Reserve is now complete.
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Proud to Celebrate 25 Years of Making You Laugh
- Circa Theatre
- This week on *drama on the waterfront, The Improvisors are proud to celebrate 25 Years of making you laugh! By Tim Gordon Tim Gordon, actor and facilitator, celebrates 25 years of The ImprovisorsHarris Street.
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How a car accident makes you grateful
- Jack Yan
- The trouble with all the yellow-peril reporting that’s far more prevalent than it should be in Aotearoa is when something happens to you that may get people thinking about a stereotype.
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International honour for Victoria University Professor
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington’s Professor Colin Wilson has received one of the highest international honours in science, with his election as a Fellow of the Royal Society.
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Auditions for Secret Bridesmaids’ Business
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- It’s the night before Meg’s wedding.
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Ministry of Transport Research Shows Up NZTA’s Flawed Traffic Projections
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- Historic New Zealand light vehicle traffic forecasts vs actual growth (Source: MoT) In trying to justify the Government’s $12 billion “Roads of National Significance” motorway-building programme, which included a Basin Reserve flyover, the New Zealand Transport Agency makes great play of a projected increase in Vehicle Kilometres Travelled (VKT).
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2014/15 beach and river water quality report
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Over the long hot summer Otaki River, Breaker and Princess bays and Waingawa, Waiohine and Tauherenikau rivers were the top spots for swimming.
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Sailor the Puffer Fish Asthma Show
- Kilbirnie School
- Last week we had fantastic visitors to our school (Chris, and Sailor the Pufferfish) who sang, danced and talked about Asthma and puffers.
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Growing up with ZEALANDIA
- Zealandia
- When my husband, 2 primary aged children and I moved into our Ponsonby Rd house in 1991, we were absolutely delighted! There was a harbour view plus bush and birds – instead of Newlands` windswept suburban sprawl… There also was a small orchard with a variety of fruit trees, such as apples and damson plums.
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Switched on Bikes for Wellington
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- WCC has a news article on supporting Switched on Bikes through the Smart Energy Challenge programme.
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Photos: Parking failures
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Parking failures seem to be occupying my mind at the moment.
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Wellington coastal plant could hold key to improving crop resistance
- Victoria University of Wellington
- A chance observation along Wellington’s south coast has led a Victoria University of Wellington PhD student to make a scientific breakthrough that could change the way other countries deal with increasingly saline soils devastating traditional crops.
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In the Empah, the royal baby is 8 lb 3 oz, thank you
- Jack Yan
- The Cambridges with their new daughter in her first public appearance; photograph from the Press Association.
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Andrew London returns to Kapiti Playhouse
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- After a year of constant touring and recording with his trio, singer/songwriter Andrew London presents a show on May 15th at the Kapiti Playhouse that represents a ‘best of’; songs selected from an enormous repertoire of satirical and humourous material the trio draw from for their shows.
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A beer with an All Black: Murray Mexted
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Mexted with his Wellington All Black teammates Stu Wilson, Jamie Salmon and Allan Hewson with the Ranfurly Shield in 1981.
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It’s full circle for style.com: back to its origins in fashion retail
- Jack Yan
- Originally published in the online edition of Lucire, May 1, 2015 Top Earlier today, attempting to get into Style.
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Threatening parked cars
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- Not long ago, I took a stab at the issue of Wellington City Council forgiving/ignoring/encouraging cars parked on suburban footpaths.
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Eagles and Tawa out in front as Johnsonville run down by Norths in heartbreaker
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: The Upper Hutt Rams’ Jamie Norman scores today in his sides win over Wainuiomata.
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Referee Profile: Richard Gordon
- 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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Race for Jubilee Cup spots heats up this weekend in pivotal seventh round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: HOBM hooker James O’Reilly scores a try in last week’s 54-49 win for his side over Marist St Pat’s.
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Greater Wellington Regional Land Transport Plan
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- On his personal blog, GW Councillor Paul Bruce offers his views on the Regional Land Transport Plan.
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