Archive / April 2020
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2020 Barton Marine Winter Series
- Evans Bay Yacht and Motorboat Club
- EBYMBC are excited to announce that the Barton Marine Winter Series for 2020 will happen in one form or another from June 6th.
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Term 2 home learning
- Kilbirnie School
- All Kilbirnie School students are continuing their home learning programmes from within their home bubble.
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More honours for Devine
- Cricket Wellington
- Wellington Blaze and WHITE FERNS captain Sophie Devine has been named the ANZ International T20 Women's Player of...
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Mudgway, Gillespie recognised in New Zealand Cricket Community Cricket Awards
- Cricket Wellington
- The unsung heroes of the cricket family are no doubt those who work tirelessly at the community level to ensure our...
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Metlink fares review shows positive ongoing benefits for communities across region
- Metlink
- Metlink released the findings of its post implementation review into fares in a report to Council today which showed changes to fares and ticketing performed well against expectations and contributing to a range of cost saving benefits for passengers across the region.
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COVID-19: Wairarapa train services to resume
- Metlink
- Wairarapa Train services will return to their regular timetable from Monday, May 4 in line with the return to normal timetables for all Metlink rail services.
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Level Three News
- Newtown Festival
- We were very grateful that we were able to have a very successful Newtown Festival in March, before New Zealand went into lockdown.
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The greatest All Blacks XV to not win the World Cup
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Happy days for the 2016 Bledisloe Cup-winning All Blacks. Ardie Savea is the only player in this side in our All Blacks XV that has never won the Rugby World Cup, but several legends of the NZ game are on this list. By Adam Julian Remarkably, the 1999 All Blacks were New Zealand’s only World...
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Conway claims Domestic Player of the Year double | Kerr wins Phyl Blackler Cup
- Cricket Wellington
- Wellington Firebirds batsman Devon Conway was today named the Men’s Domestic Player of the Year for a second...
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Geopolitics after COVID-19
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Given our inability to expect responsible leadership from China or the US, and the risks of reigniting the spread of COVID-19, coalitions of the trusted will only emerge slowly, write Professor Robert Ayson and Associate Professor David Capie.
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Weekly News: Level Three
- Evans Bay Yacht and Motorboat Club
- Well, we are now at level three and taking the first steps towards returning to "normal".
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Why religion will look different after COVID-19
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Coronavirus will have profound and epoch-making implications for religion, write Dr Philip Fountain and Dr Geoffrey Troughton.
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Covid-19 Update: Hygiene and Sanitation Guidance for Sports Facilities
- Wellington Rugby Football Union
- Below is a message from Sport New Zealand: Any sporting clubs or recreation facilities that intend to open to members within Alert Level 3 and 2 must...
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Welcome to The Gram
- Baker Gramercy
- Welcome to our blog - The Gram.
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Launching the Verb Community
- Verb Wellington
- <figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > The Verb Mermaid created by artists Jessica Thompson Carr (The Māori Mermaid).
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Announcing the Verb Writers Resident 2020
- Verb Wellington
- <figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > We are thrilled to be offering a new writers residency in Wellington thanks to our partners Katherine Mansfield House & Garden and Park Hotel. We had a lot of applications from across Aotearoa for our first residency experience. It was a real privilege to read through so many incredible applications and gain new insights into what writers are working on and why residencies are so important.We are delighted to announce that our inaugural resident is Auckland writer Himali McInnes. Himali’s application was exceptional and we look forward to welcoming Himali to Wellington later in 2020. About Himali: Himali McInnes is a family doctor who works in a busy Auckland practice and in the prison system. She enjoys writing short stories, essays, articles, flash fiction and mediocre poetry. She has been published locally and internationally, and has either won or been short-listed in several writing competitions. She is an NZSA Mentorship recipient for 2020. Himali is also a maker of messes - through gardening, beekeeping, cooking and chicken farming. She is humbled and so grateful to be a Verb Wellington Residency recipient, as she loves Wellington (best op shops ever) and is very much looking forward to time spent writing at the Katherine Mansfield House & Garden. Read Himali’s brilliant review of Bernadine Evaristo’s Girl, Woman, Other on The Spinoff here.
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This week in club rugby history: 27 April – 3 May
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: When Petone edged Poneke 25-24 in 2013 in their Swindale Shield and F.J. Tilyard Shield match. Selected highlights of what happened this week in history in Wellington club rugby. 27 April 2002: Avalon’s Mano Flutey kicks a penalty on fulltime to see his side beat Wests 11-10 in atrocious conditions to extend...
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Wellington double in Super Smash Player of the Year titles
- Cricket Wellington
- Sophie Devine and Devon Conway made it a Wellington double by taking out the Dream11 Super Smash Player of the Year...
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COVID Kai research explores how cooking, shopping, and eating has changed during lockdown
- Victoria University of Wellington
- From sourdough starters to supermarket queues, the COVID-19 lockdown has influenced our eating and cooking behaviour. Now researchers from Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington and the University of Auckland are contributing to a global survey looking at these changes.
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Day in the life of an emergency essential worker
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- The Wellington Region Civil Defence Emergency Management (CDEM) Group, alongside the District Health Boards, and Regional Public Health, has been working hard to support the pandemic response since the State of National Emergency was declared on 25 March 2020.
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Day-in-the-life of a COVID-19 contact tracer
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Liz Macdonald from Regional Public Health gives us a glimpse into life for contact tracing teams at the frontline of the COVID-19 response in Wellington.
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Living together, being apart: cohousing beating social isolation
- Talk Wellington
- In pandemic times, physically isolating will save lives, but it’s tending to deepen the social isolation that’s been breaking Kiwi hearts and minds.
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The risk of welcoming stealth billionaires
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Publicity-seeking billionaires like Donald Trump and Richard Branson are less concerning than those that avoid the spotlight, writes Professor Nicholas Agar.
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We'e done this before and it was so much harder
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Reading the letters of servicemen and women is astonishingly illuminating of everyday family life during the two world wars, writes Professor Kate Hunter.
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The Bird's Eye View 26 April 2020
- Kelburn Normal School
- Back to newsThe Bird's Eye View 26 April 2020 Sun 26 Apr 2020All Syndicates KNS Newsletter 26 April 2020.pdf
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The Bird's Eye View 22 April 2020
- Kelburn Normal School
- Back to newsThe Bird's Eye View 22 April 2020 Wed 22 Apr 2020All Syndicates KNS Newsletter 22 April 2020.pdf
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The Bird's Eye View 17 April 2020
- Kelburn Normal School
- Back to newsThe Bird's Eye View 17 April 2020 Fri 17 Apr 2020All Syndicates KNS Newsletter 17 April 2020.pdf
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COVID-19: IMPORTANT UPDATE – 28 April
- Te Omanga Hospice
- We have updated our visiting hours to keep patients, families, and staff safe during Alert Level 3.
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Eat, Drink, and Be Takeaway
- Eye of the Fish
- So, Tuesday morning we start to arise from our self-imposed slumber.
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Wellington Annual Plan Consultation Document – an early look
- Cycle Aware Wellington (CAW)
- Placing your bike over the diamonds helps trigger those traffic lights – turns out not everyone knows this (and why would they?!) I read through swathes of Council documents so you didn’t have to! – read it in full here: https://wellington.
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The business case
- Wellington Scoop
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Everything Has Changed
- City Gallery
- They say art can change the way we look at the world, but the world also changes the way we look at art.
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Gary’s Individual Home Learning for Juniors
- Petone FC
- We're missing our football and seeing our juniors out on the football pitches.
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Return to community rugby values key to rugby’s re-start says Potter
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The challenges community rugby faces in getting back on its feet are considerable, but current Hurricanes Chairman and former Marist St Pat’s Jubilee Cup winning captain and coach Iain Potter is optimistic. “Even though this year is going to be a disaster in some respects, rugby is well-positioned to keep its place as one of...
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The City Gallery Pub Quiz
- City Gallery
- Which New Zealand artist painted herself as a smoking modern woman in 1937? Who had joined her on a painting trip to remote Cass the previous year? In 1941, who wrote the manifesto ‘Individual Happiness Now’ with British writer Robert Graves? In 1947, who wrote ‘New Zealand’s Oldest Art Galleries’ and what were they? What is New Zealand’s oldest (conventional) public art gallery? In 1948, who said McCahon’s work ‘might pass as graffiti on the walls of some celestial lavatory’? When did McCahon move to Auckland to work at Auckland City Art Gallery? Who was Director of the Gallery back then? When did Bill Culbert leave New Zealand? Who was born Barrie Bates? When did he go blond? When did Peter McLeavey open his Wellington gallery? Who curated New Zealand Māori Culture and the Contemporary Scene in 1966? Who said: ‘My work is an investigation of positive/negative relationships within a deliberately limited range of forms.’ Where and when did he first show his koru paintings? Who was Otago University’s first Hodgkins Fellow? When was Gordon Brown and Hamish Keith’s book New Zealand Painting: An Introduction first published? Of whose work was it said: ‘When you offer only three vertical lines precisely drawn and set into a dark pool of lacquer it is a visual kind of starvation’. Who wrote that? What was the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery’s opening show? Who was its Director? When was Ngā Puna Waihanga formed? What was it? When was the first issue of Art New Zealand published? Whose work was on the cover? Who painted Drinking Couple: Fraser Analysing My Words? And who was Fraser? Where did Jeffrey Harris go to art school? When did Richard Killeen make his first cutout? Who was crucified in Christchurch the same year? When did Wellington City Art Gallery open and who was the Director? What was his last job? What was ANZART? Has Marina Abramovic ever performed publicly in New Zealand? When did Wellington’s Women’s Gallery open? That year, to where did Robin White and her family relocate? What’s White’s religion? And what’s her tribal affiliation? Auckland art dealer Gary Langsford played guitar in which famous New Zealand band? When and where did Te Māori open? At Art in Dunedin in 1984, who made music using his own dripping urine? Who made Gates of the Goddess: A Southern Crossing Attended by the Goddess and when? What was it made of? Cass Altarpiece has been described as ‘expressionism with nothing to express’. Who painted it? What Christchurch artist based much of her work on alchemy and kabbalism? Who depicted herself as a rat and a tiger? When did Auckland’s Artspace open? How many buildings has it occupied? What New Zealand artist featured in the show Magiciennes de la Terre in Paris in 1989. What do Marlene Cubewell and Merit Groting have in common? Which Lyttelton artist had a game-changing experience in the subantarctic? What did The Active Eye, Views/Exposures, and Imposing Narratives have in common? In Views/Exposures, who presented five identical images of his own naked torso? Who dressed-up her Uncle Hugh (then suffering from dementia) to restage a series of iconic historical photos? Which artist died at Waitangi aged 50, the day after the 1990 Waitangi Day celebrations? Who did his pe’a? Who photographed him getting it? With him, which two other expressionist painters comprised the Militant Artists Union? How old were both Clairmont and Giovanni Intra when they died? In 1992, who based the design of his exhibition catalogue cover after the one for the Nazis’ 1937 Degenerate Art show? In 1994, Hamilton city councillor Russ Rimmington was reported in the media saying: ‘I’ve got a mind as broad as a Roman sewer, but this is just sleaze.’ What was he describing? In 1997 who ‘stole’ McCahon’s Urewera Triptych and why? How did they hide it? Where did they steal it from? Who designed that building? What photobook was described as ‘a charismatic exposé of the hideous truths and self-conscious mythologies of unemployed psychopaths who frequent Verona cafe and actually believe in drag’. Who said it? When did New Zealand start going to the Venice Biennale? Who did we send? What was the Bart Wells Institute? Yvonne Todd won the inaugural Walters Prize in 2002. Who was the judge and what the name of her winning photographic series? What did Pakuranga’s Fisher Gallery and Titirangi’s Lopdell House become? Who was in the hot seat longest: Paula Savage as Director of City Gallery Wellington or Chris Saines as Director of Auckland Art Gallery? When did Bill Culbert represent New Zealand in the Venice Biennale? In recent years, Christchurch Art Gallery acquired five ‘significant’ works by Martin Creed, Antony Gormley, Ron Mueck, Michael Parekōwhai, and Bridget Riley. Why five? Who won the Walters Prize in 2016 for a video where he talked to animals? Who has been the Herald’s art critic for over fifty years and is known for wearing a cape? What group protested Luke Willis Thompson’s inclusion in the 2018 Turner Prize? Answers here.
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RIP Phil Broadhurst
- Wellington Jazz Cooperative
- Phil Broadhurst at WJC 21 June 2018 It is with sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Phil Broadhurst on Friday 24 April 2020.
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Seize it or miss it: COVID stimulus and regeneration
- Talk Wellington
- We’re approaching a shift to “less bad”, but COVID-19 is going to rattle our country for years to come.
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The Man Behind The Hardham Cup Trophy
- Wellington Rugby Football Union
- This article was originally posted by Scott MacLean on clubrugby.co.nz It's often derided as something of a second-class trophy, an award for those...
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Anzac Day 2020 - A look to Services past
- Roseneath Residents Association
- Due to the current Covid-19 lockdown we’re unable to hold our usual Anzac Day Service this year. We’ve taken the opportunity to look back on ANZAC services of the past and to provide some
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Update on halls of residence
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Victoria University of Wellington has advised students who have rooms in its halls of residence that the 100 percent discount it has applied to the cost of the rooms during the level 4 lock down will come to an end after 28 April.
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COVID 19 – NZ Rugby update (24 April)
- College Sport Wellington
- Please see below and attached updates and advice from NZ Rugby regarding Return to Play Guidelines, following consultation with Government and Sport NZ.
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Shore plover banding combos 2020
- Friends of Mana Island
- This is the message from the DOC ranger, 22/4/20 on how to ID the shore plovers…. Kia ora keen tūturuatu/shore plover spotters, First off, thanks to you all for being the eyes on the mainland for these special birds. Your sightings have been invaluable in tracking the movements of birds from Mana Island since the […]
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Weekly Wrap Up, (Weeks 1 & 2, Term 2)
- Wellington High School
- Important Dates 28 April: Teacher only day 29 April: School open for Years 9 & 10 who have registered their intention only.
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Sport NZ & School Sport NZ Update – 24 April
- College Sport Wellington
- School Sport NZ and Sport NZ have provided updates on Winter Tournament Week, and on what can and cant be done during alert level 3.
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Care that’s always there: Don and Alan’s friendship strengthens during lockdown
- Mary Potter Hospice
- Life lost its colour for Don when his wife Mary passed away. With his lifelong companion gone, his usual routine disappeared and he feel into
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Care that’s always there: Tiumalu is looking forward to giving her clients a hug
- Mary Potter Hospice
- Mary Potter Hospice’s Pasifika Liaison Tiumalu is looking forward to giving her clients a hug. The lockdown has brought significant challenges for the Pasifika community
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Work, but not as we know it
- Victoria University of Wellington
- If we see the COVID-19 lockdown as a catalyst for the evolution of its workforce, there are a few things New Zealand could do to make sure it lands well, write Malcolm Foo and Professor Alexander Richter.
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Is local government up to the COVID-19 recovery?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- What's coming demands innovative and agile responses, and central government alone can't provide the answer, writes Dr Chris Eichbaum.
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Āwhina providing cultural connection
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Ani Eparaima and her team at Āwhina are focused on fostering and celebrating Māori student success. Over the lockdown, they have been making sure the 1,800 Māori students enrolled at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington remain healthy in body and mind.
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CSW Lock down Interviews – Episode 1. Harry Wall
- College Sport Wellington
- Sick of the lock in yet? We are! So we teamed up with the guys from College Sport Media to bring you the CSW Lock down Interviews series! Checking in with some of our athletics in the Wellington to see how lock down life is going for them.
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CSW Lock down Interviews – Episode 1. Harry Ward
- College Sport Wellington
- Sick of the lock in yet? We are! So we teamed up with the guys from College Sport Media to bring you the CSW Lock down Interviews series! Checking in with some of our athletics in the Wellington to see how lock down life is going for them.
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International research probes sexist attitudes in children
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Boys’ and girls’ attitudes towards women change as they age but the benevolent, patronising views of boys tend to linger, new international research suggests.
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From the vault: SIXTH round matches in images
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Hutt Old Boys Marist loosehead prop Simon Malaeulu crosses for a popular try on the Hutt Rec against Tawa in the sixth round of the Swindale Shield in 2011. HOBM won this game 27-10 and when on to finish third in the Swindale Shield, while Tawa were 10th of 12 teams. In the second...
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New Zealand Football Update | Community football the focus as cups cancelled
- Capital Football
- With all sport in this country on hold indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, New Zealand Football is currently...
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Johnson, Trethewey named Wellington Senior Club Cricketers of the Year
- Cricket Wellington
- Hutt District Cricket Club’s Brett Johnson and Petone-Eastbourne’s Bethany Trethewey have been named the...
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Anzac Day - Local Commemoration
- Hataitai Community Website
- In Hataitai at 10am, Cheryl Hollinger from the NZSO, will play the Last Post from her deck at the beginning of Rakau Road (opposite Hataitai School).
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Anzac Day 2020 - national commemoration
- Hataitai Community Website
- This year Anzac Day will be like no other.
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Rugby in 2020 – an update
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Fulltime in the Poneke-Tukapa pre-season match for the Zemba Cup was almost two months ago. Players and supporters alike are hoping for some rugby soon. PHOTO: Tom Minton. While the move back to normality commences with this coming Monday night’s move to Level 3 on the Covid-19 response chart, rugby will remain dormant. Sports that...
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Why humans take risks in a COVID-19 world
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Snita Ahir-Knight explains why those vulnerable to COVID-19 might choose to avoid risks only to a certain degree.
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Should the public subsidise media companies?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Dr Peter Thompson outlines government options for shoring up New Zealand's imperilled media.
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The freedom from lockdown
- Victoria University of Wellington
- As a woman under COVID-19 lockdown, it is remarkable to be in the outdoors at night without having to walk briskly, keys in hand and cellphone at the ready, writes Dr Sarah Monod de Froideville.
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CSW Rewind – Basketball
- College Sport Wellington
- Over the next few weeks College Sport Wellington are going to be taking a visual look back at some of the last few years of our sports, highlighting special moments, teams, players and more.
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Watch: What to expect when you come to our emergency departments
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- You may be unsure about coming to our emergency departments, but please reach out and get the help you need. We're open to care for you, and we’re taking precautions to keep everyone safe.
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Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington’s sustainability leadership recognised
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington’s leadership in the area of sustainability is reflected in its ranking among the top 40 universities in the world for the social impact of universities and their commitment to the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals.
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Hundy Club profiles
- Old Boys - University Rugby Club
- #image_988861562 { width: 100%; } #image_1496367141 { width: 50%; } #image_1125503858 { width: 55%; } Hundy Club Profile: Chris Te’o Chris played for OBU for most of the 90s (1992-2000) and became the first (and only at that time) member of the Hundy club in 1999.
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Potential winter and autumn tennis opportunities
- Wellington Tennis Club
- Hi members, we hope lockdown is going well for you all.
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Patterns for Gumdigger carriage A 255
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- Patterns for Gumdigger carriage A 255 Hugh McCracken Wed, 22 Apr 2020 - 18:08
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COVID-19 update 21.4.2020
- Wellington High School
- Kia ora koutou We hope that Term 2 and our remote learning programme has been a success for your student(s) so far.
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Kia ora Linn Araboglos – Our New CE
- Wellington Community Fund
- Wellington Community Trust is delighted to welcome our new CE Linn Araboglos.
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Your Will
- Age Concern Wellington
- Your Will A Will allows you to set out how you want your assets to be dealt with after your death. Anyone of sound mind who is over 18 years can make a Will. Section 11 of the Wills Act 2007 ( the Act) provides the rules around how a Will must signed and witnessed. With the guidance of a lawyer, who can explain how best to navigate the law and allow you provide for your loved ones... Source
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How to Safely Install Mobile Apps
- Age Concern Wellington
- Welcome to all, my name is Roy and I have been working in the computer world for many years.
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Weekly News: Updates Galore
- Evans Bay Yacht and Motorboat Club
- Considering the Club is currently closed there is still plenty going on and we have plenty of updates for you today.Read it all here.
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COVID-19: Return to full timetables on trains and buses under level 3
- Metlink
- Following the Government’s COVID-19 alert level 3 announcement, Metlink has revealed its plans to return to full regular timetables on buses starting on Sunday 26 April and trains on Monday 4 May.
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Commodore's Update - April 2020
- Evans Bay Yacht and Motorboat Club
- Hi everyone, I really hope that you are all well and safe and are coping with the new world that we find ourselves in.
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Using citizen science to help monarch butterflies
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Do any of the monarch butterflies in your garden have crumpled and deformed wings? Are they unable to fly and just fall to the ground? Do the pupae (chrysalis) have black spots? If so, they may have a parasite called Ophryocystis elektroscirrha (or OE) that is only found in monarch butterflies.
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Move to Level 3 - Tues 28 April
- Hataitai Community Website
- We are still at Alert Level 4, but not much longer until we move to Level 3.
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The how and what of distance learning
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Learning from home is a new experience for almost everyone involved, so don't be afraid to ask questions or for help, writes Dr Cathal Doyle.
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From our bubble to yours
- Victoria University of Wellington
- This Friday, students will be able to connect with student services and the University community during Reorientation Day—an initiative co-designed by student representative groups and University staff.
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College Sport Wellington Stakeholder Update – 21 April 2020
- College Sport Wellington
- Dear students, staff, family members, partners and supporters of College Sport Wellington, Firstly we want to thank you for your patience and support over the past few weeks as we all adjusted to life in lockdown.
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This week in club rugby history 20-26 April
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: On Anzac Day 2013 when Taniela Koroi and Tawa beat Norths 28-27 to win the Sammy Saili Trophy. PHOTO: Chainsaw Photos. Selected highlights of what happened this week in history in Wellington club rugby, including recapping some past Anzac Day rounds. 20 April 1985: Paremata-Plimmerton clinch their maiden Swindale Shield win, beating...
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April Meeting - Ian Hutchings ZL2HUT on the Wellington Coastguard Comms
- Wellington VHF Group
- April Meeting - Ian Hutchings ZL2HUT on the Wellington Coastguard Comms VHFAdmin Tue, 04/21/2020 - 08:13 The General meeting this month will be an online meeting.
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Malcolm Baxter… thankyou
- Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
- Earlier this year one of our most regular Caniwi drivers decided that the time had come to retire from race management and so the team had to say farewell to Malcolm Baxter.
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Whānui Newsletter Term 2 2020
- Kelburn Normal School
- Back to newsWhānui Newsletter Term 2 2020 Wed 15 Apr 2020Whānui Whanui Newsletter T2 2020.pdf
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Level 3!!
- Slow Boat Records
- Well, the decision we have been waiting for, delivered by the PM, Jacinda Ardern and Director of Health, Dr.
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Don’t leave home—but then go see your country
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Associate Professor Ian Yeoman predicts how New Zealand's tourism sector, and our personal tourism ambitions and experiences, might change in the wake of COVID-19.
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Data isn’t enough for this decision
- Victoria University of Wellington
- COVID-19 numbers can only tell us so much about what kind of society we are and what is acceptable risk for the vulnerable among us, writes Courtney Addison.
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From Anzac Day to a future Lockdown Day
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The story of New Zealand's COVID-19 lockdown has the makings of a powerful unifying national myth such as Gallipoli, writes Professor Nicholas Agar ahead of Anzac Day.
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Bus drivers thank community for their support
- Metlink
- Jackie Whittington has been driving the Masterton town bus service during the Alert Level 4 Lockdown.
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MANSFIELD IN THE TIME OF COVID-19
- Katherine Mansfield House
- Katherine Mansfield rarely fails to be relevant. Even now, in this time of COVID-19, Mansfield’s experience offers insight. From the cholera and typhoid outbreaks of her youth, to the 1918 influenza pandemic and the tuberculosis that would cause her death, Mansfield was no stranger to public health emergencies.
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Whānau tuning in to healthier lifestyles under lockdown
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- One of Wellington’s biggest Māori health services is getting whānau healthier and fitter under lockdown using virtual whanaungatanga.
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Cutting costs is about values - a response to Kerry Prendergast
- Councillor Jenny Condie
- As WCC has worked through the effect of the pandemic on your rates bill many people have been asking us to cut wasteful, “nice-to-have”...
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Kirsty Lillico: Let Me Tell You About My Mother
- City Gallery
- Kirsty Lillico Talks to Robert Leonard.
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Somes Island start for Swindale Shield
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Swindale Shield will resume on Matiu/Somes Island at the conclusion of the Level 2 lockdown. Head of Community Rugby Will Caccia-Birch made the announcement following an urgent meeting with clubs and shareholders. “We have to do everything to get the game underway again. I can’t handle any more phone calls from Damian Collins...
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At Home – April/May Photo challenge
- Wellington Photographic Society
- It’s time for mini little competition for April/May in co-junction with our monthly theme ‘At Home’ With everyone spending a lot more time at home recently we thought it might be a good idea to see what everyone has been up to At Home.
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Check out our KNS library website for E- reading and listening resources
- Kelburn Normal School
- Back to newsCheck out our KNS library website for E- reading and listening resources Thu 16 Apr 2020All SyndicatesAll the information is on our Library Website https://nz.
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WPS Impact: April/May 2020
- Wellington Photographic Society
- We are back from lockdown to bring you our April/May issue of Impact.
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12hr B&W Competition: Images
- Wellington Photographic Society
- Our first competition of the year took place on the 22nd of February.
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Care that’s always there: Care is only a phone call away
- Mary Potter Hospice
- In the current COVID-19 climate, Mary Potter Hospice staff are finding innovative ways to provide care. That involves medical staff using technology to continue to
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University gains funding for COVID-19 research projects
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Two Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington research projects have received fast- tracked funding for COVID-19-related work.
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Covid criminalisation
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Although there to protect us, many of the Government’s recent measures have widened the net of criminal justice. When we move into a post-Covid world, we should be critical of lingering policies that may remain, writes Angus Lindsay.
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The future of energy after Covid-19
- Victoria University of Wellington
- This time of crisis gives us an opportunity to consider retooling and re-skilling our capabilities and positioning our future workforce to meet the challenges we face in the energy sector, writes Professor Alan Brent.
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Raise tax on well-paid until we’re through this
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The best way to share the pain of economic downturn is to lift personal tax rates for the better off, for as long as it takes to get unemployment back to pre-crisis rates, writes Dr Simon Chapple.
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Care that’s always there: Keeping the important conversations going
- Mary Potter Hospice
- “I meet people in the hard place,” Viviana says. “A place where everything else falls away. These are people who are at their most vulnerable
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Harvesting for Rongoā to improve health and wellbeing
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- A collective of Rongoā Māori practitioners recently harvested from plants across the Wellington region to produce traditional medicines for whānau, hapū, iwi and the broader community.
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From the vault: FIFTH round matches in images
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Petone’s Nick Grigg and teammates on the burst against Wainuiomata in their fifth round clash in 2014. Wainuiomata won this match 41-34. Petone would finish third in the 2014 Swindale Shield, while Wainuiomata snuck into the ‘top 8’ and went on to reach the Jubilee Cup final against Hutt Old Boys Marist. The...
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The Bird's Eye View 13 April 2020
- Kelburn Normal School
- Back to newsThe Bird's Eye View 13 April 2020 Mon 13 Apr 2020All Syndicates KNS Newsletter 13 April 2020.pdf
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The Bird's Eye View 7 April 2020
- Kelburn Normal School
- Back to newsThe Bird's Eye View 7 April 2020 Tue 7 Apr 2020All Syndicates KNS Newsletter 7 April 2020.pdf
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CSW Rewind – Premier Rugby
- College Sport Wellington
- Over the next few weeks College Sport Wellington are going to be taking a visual look back at some of the last few years of our sports, highlighting special moments, teams, players and more.
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Capital Football | Update from CEO, Richard Reid
- Capital Football
- Dear Clubs, As we begin week 4 of the lockdown, I thought it was time for an update as to where Capital Football...
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Aitken Memorial Window - St John’s in the City Earthquake Strengthening Fund
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- <figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > As of 26 June 2020 Do you want to sponsor a panel of the Aitken Memorial Window as a donation towards the Earthquake Strengthening Fund? Sponsorship can be $250, $500, or $1,000 amounts. For a contribution please follow the instructions below:Bank Account Number: 02 0500 0021908 01Reference: WindowAmount of sponsorship: $________________ and email the church office at enquiries@stjohnsinthecity.org.nz with your details so a receipt can be issued or if you want your name to appear on the panel that you have sponsored.
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China, Covid-19 and the end of globalisation as we knew it
- Victoria University of Wellington
- For China, the handling of Covid-19 has been a tale of two halves. Its early failures undermined the possibility of an effective, joined-up international response, writes Associate Professor Jason Young.
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Let’s not end lockdown early
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Are we nearly in the clear? It's too early to tell and we can't take anything for granted, says Professor Nicholas Agar.
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What was once unthinkable becomes thinkable
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Global economic and political arrangements really do need some resetting, but the most important resets should be in our heads, writes Professor Nicholas Agar.
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How to tame ‘wicked problems’ like Covid-19
- Victoria University of Wellington
- In times of turbulence, we can't afford to react with yesterday's logic, writes Victoria University of Wellington's Dr Matevž Rašković.
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The psychology of lockdown suggests sticking to rules gets harder the longer it continues
- Victoria University of Wellington
- COVID-19 has forced millions of people to live under strict lockdown conditions, but the psychology of human behaviour predicts they will find it harder to stick to the rules the longer the situation continues, writes Dr Dougal Sutherland.
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Happy Birthday Mrs Commodore
- Evans Bay Yacht and Motorboat Club
- I might be about to get myself fired by let this information out, but I'll do it anyway... Today just happens to be our Commodore's Birthday. Happy Birthday Jane, we hope you have a great day and Remy is cooking you a special lock-down birthday dinner.We do have a full email newsletter of other happens, which you can read in full here.
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The shape of New Zealand’s post-Covid-19 economy
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Economists across the globe are debating the shape of the post-Covid global economic recovery, writes Professor Norman Gemmell, Chair of Public Finance at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
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Hoe Tonga Winter Paddler Series 2020 Update
- Hoe Tonga Pacifica Waka Ama Association
- With winter approaching and COVID 19 being a concern for society we have had to restructure the upcoming paddler series. Therefore, with the current situation Hoe Tonga have decided to reduce this year’s Winter Paddler Series to three races, with … Continue reading →
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CubaDupa presents GO HOME STAY HOME
- Cubadupa
- CubaDupa Presents Go Home Stay Home, a Live-Streamed Musical Happening Wellington festival set to unite the community through virtual music festival Following the cancellation of CubaDupa, the festival team have been working on a remedy—a virtual way to celebrate the creativity and community that would have taken over Cuba Street on the 28th and 29th March, with over 1500 artists and 450 performances throughout Wellington’s favourite precinct. And so, Go Home Stay Home – a live-streamed virtual festival has been arranged to keep you smiling through week four of lockdown with a selection of the CubaDupa 2020 artists. Festival Director Gerry Paul says “This is a way of keeping the CubaDupa fire burning until we next hit the streets. And it’s a time when the creativity and talent of our artists are playing such an important part in keeping us sane and inspired – so tune in and come together in solidarity – he waka eke noa!” The programme for Go Home Stay Home may be on a micro scale compared to the monumental street festival, but you can expect it to be bursting with the same energy and vibrancy CubaDupa is known for. On Saturday 18 April from 5 pm, settle in for an evening of sweet tunes from fresh local artists alongside well-loved homegrown acts, streaming live on the CubaDupa Facebook page. Auckland alt-pop-rock band Ha the Unclear will join us from the comfort of their bubble, along with Miss June who will treat the audience to a solo set—a rare occurrence for the noisy, energetic punk rock four-piece. After a two year stint in London, Wellington rapper Name UL is back, along with the always engaging Same Name Confusion, synth-maestro Dayle Jellyman, dream pop songwriter Nikita 雅涵 Tu-Bryant and rising alt-pop artist RIIKI. Usually a band of seven musicians, Dr Reknaw will present a special stripped back solo set, and Maori world-roots performer Māmā Mihirangi will also perform solo. The Ping Pong Party People will wrap up the night with a 90s trance party that’ll scratch your dancing itch. A special thanks goes to WellingtonNZ and the Wellington City Council for their support on this initiative and making Go Home Stay Home possible. CubaDupa is encouraging viewers to donate to MusicHelps, the New Zealand charity that provides vital support to members of the New Zealand music community in times of illness, distress and hardship. There will be a donate button on the Go Home Stay Home live stream for viewers to contribute to MusicHelps. CubaDupa Presents Go Home Stay Home will be free to watch on the CubaDupa Facebook page from 5:00 pm NZST Saturday 18 April. Here is the schedule: Ha the Unclear 5:00 PM 5:20 PM Māmā Mihirangi 5:30 PM 5:50 PM Dayle Jellyman 6:00 PM 6:20 PM Same Name Confusion 6:30 PM 6:50 PM Name UL 7:00 PM 7:20 PM KITA 7:30 PM 7:50 PM Dr Reknaw 8:00 PM 8:20 PM Miss June 8:30 PM 8:50 PM RIIKI 9:00 PM 9:20 PM Ping Pong Party People 9:30 PM 9:45 PM For quick access to our artist pages, click the following link. https://linktr.ee/cubadupa To head straight to the CubaDupa facebook page for live streaming, click the following link. We will be sharing the live-stream links at the live set times shown above. https://www.facebook.com/cubadupa/
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Regional response to COVID-19 essential to economic recovery and resilience
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Chair of Wellington’s Mayoral Forum and Upper Hutt City Council Mayor Wayne Guppy says the region’s Councils are pulling together to respond to the unprecedented impacts of COVID-19 and developing a coordinated response to the government’s infrastructure investment strategy.
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Waka Ama NZ Online Coaching Course
- Hoe Tonga Pacifica Waka Ama Association
- If you are not yet aware, WANZ are running the How to Coach and Paddling Basics Coaching Course online over the next couple of weeks. These courses will be delivered online with Corrina Gage. This is a great opportunity for … Continue reading →
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Climate explained: how white roofs help to reflect the sun’s heat
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Nilesh Bakshi and Maibritt Pedersen Zari talk about whether the 'white-roof' concept really works when it comes to sustainable architecture.
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Year 9 Language Selection for the rest of 2020
- Wellington High School
- The following email has gone to all Year 9 families: Term 1 was a chance for students to get a ‘taste’ of other languages.
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Kaiwharawhara makes cut as site for new multi user ferry terminal
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Following a reassessment of criteria for development of a Multi-User Ferry Terminal, Greater Wellington Regional Council and Horizons Regional Council, joint shareholders of CentrePort, have both reaffirmed Kaiwharawhara as their preferred location for the terminal.
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Hearts all day long
- Wellington Scoop
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Sporting students staying motivated during Lockdown (Part 3)
- College Sport Wellington
- What does the lockdown mean for sporting students? How has it affected them and what are they doing to stay fit and motivated? Two more local sports students are Toby Cook (Wellington College), who spent the summer preparing to travel with his school’s rugby party to Argentina and Jacob Madigan (St Patrick’s College, Kilbirnie) who was winding up his summer sport and about to start his winter code. We asked them what they are doing during lockdown: Jacob Madigan in action for St Patricks Kilbirnie (Photo by Hamish Wareham) College Sport Wellington: Please tell us what you were preparing for before the Lockdown? Toby: As I was a part of the Wellington College touring rugby squad to Argentina, 30 of us boys had been training pretty hard from the end of last year. Although three weeks before the lockdown started we were informed the trip had been cancelled, we then shifted our focus to training for the regular season which is also currently at a standstill. Jacob: I was involved with the St Pats First XI cricket team and we were nearing the end of the season with only one game left plus a T20 tournament during summer tournament week. On that same weekend we had our first preseason First XI football games up in Palmerston North, which got cancelled CSW: what you are doing to keep fit and train? Toby: Our coaches and trainers from school have been great in sending out information so you can train no matter what equipment you have. My sister was also able to bring home an erg which is a welcome change from running. As well as trying to get a session in each day I’m also trying to keep up my basic skills. Jacob: Our football coach gave us a programme to do over the lockdown period which means hopefully we can be fit going into the season. I have also been doing some technical work for football and cricket in my back garden and at the park. CSW: Please share a lockdown sports practice or training tip for your school mates and others out there in the same situation? Toby: I normally try to complete my training in the morning as I find it gets it out of the way and sets you up for the rest of the day. Another thing I’ve found helpful is our trainer turned our sessions into a competition and we have to record and send in our training and time which keeps us accountable. Jacob: Keep doing something relating to your sport. It is hard in these times to keep motivated when you can’t actually go and train and play but if you keep doing fitness or technical work, then you will be good to go when the season comes. Also track your times of what you are doing and compare them to a friend and see who can do better as a bit of motivation. CSW: Are you in contact with your sporting friends about the above and are you motivating each other remotely? Toby: As above, the majority of the squad have been videoing and sending through their workouts to our chat. This has been great as it allows us to see what everyone else is doing to motivate each other, the videos also keep us accountable for the work we are doing. Jacob: Yes, I’ve been talking to the boys about how they are going and a few of them send me daily photos of them doing the exercises. I have also been talking to friends outside of school who are doing their own fitness work just to see what they are doing and how they are going. -Story courtesy of College Sport Media The post Sporting students staying motivated during Lockdown (Part 3) appeared first on College Sport Wellington.
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A Covid-19 message from the Association President
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- Greetings to all at this difficult timeI do hope that you are all safe and well at home, and of course following all the invaluable advice on https://covid19.
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Mice vs Mana – a tale of success
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- Mouse eradication programme on Mana Island – 1989-91 Between 1989 and 1991 there was a major mouse eradication programme on Mana Island. At the time, Mana was the largest island in the world to be cleared of mice. Estimates ranged from 5 to 15 million mice! This fascinating article in Forest & Bird magazine, published […]
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Survey: Renting under lockdown
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- The lockdown is affecting us all in many ways.
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Survey: Renting under lockdown
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- The lockdown is affecting us all in many ways. To help us fight for a fair deal for renters during the Covid-19 lockdown and the recession beyond, we need to know renters experiences. Complete our survey to let us know what you’ve faced since lockdown began: Take the Renting under Lockdown survey now The survey... More → The post Survey: Renting under lockdown appeared first on Renters United.
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Conway, Devine win top honours at Cricket Wellington Norwood Awards
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- Wellington Firebirds batsman Devon Conway has been awarded the Norwood Award for Firebirds Cricketer of the Year for...
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Update from Capital Footbal
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- Dear Clubs,Below is the latest update from New Zealand Football regarding community football: Community football postponement extended until at least Queen’s Birthday weekend New Zealand Football and the seven Federations have announced that the community football postponement has been extended until at least Queen’s Birthday Weekend (Saturday 30 May 2020), due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Dramatic fall in region's air pollutants during first week of lockdown
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Greater Wellington’s role in consenting process for Masterton’s Henley Lake
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Please continue to visit your GP, or come to ED if you need to
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- As we enter the Easter holiday, we want to remind you that our hospital Emergency Departments remain open to care for you - despite the COVID-19 lockdown.
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The carnivorous giant snails of Khandallah, Wellington
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- Endangered giant snails that suck up earthworms like spaghetti are living in a small colony in Khandallah. Curator Invertebrates Rodrigo Salvador tells us more.Read more The post The carnivorous giant snails of Khandallah, Wellington appeared first on Te Papa’s Blog.
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From the vault: fourth round matches in photos
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February Newsletter 2020
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Capital Football | Community Football Update
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Inverlochy Covid-19 T1 2020
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Sophie Mance awarded prestigious 2020 Girdlers’ Scholarship
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COVID-19: Total Mobility transport subsidy until 30 June
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Online Sleep Presentation – Questions?
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- Dr Rosie Gibson is a Researcher at the Sleep/Wake Research Centre (Massey University) where she studies sleep changes with ageing and its relationship to health and wellbeing.
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COVID 19 – NZ Rugby update
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- Media Release: NZ Rugby 8 April 2020 Postponement of Community Rugby in line with Alert Levels Community and club rugby is postponed until COVID-19 alert levels are once again at a safe level for sport, in line with Ministry of Health guidance.
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Will an extended lockdown cost more lives than it saves?
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- The national COVID-19 lockdown was justifiable to protect the nation's intensive care capacity, but any prolonged lockdown and border closure will cause economic issues that lead to broader, indirect problems for our health and wellbeing, writes Professor Grant Guilford.
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A guide to cyber security in lockdown
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- As many transition to unfamiliar systems as part of working from home, being vigilant about cyber security has never been more important, writes Associate Professor Val Hooper, Head of the School of Marketing and International Business.
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This is a library, a reading list
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- Our exhibition This is a library draws upon curator Hanahiva Rose’s ongoing research into Pacific exhibition histories in Aotearoa. Here, Rose shares a list of readings and resources that contributed to her thinking, and offer insight into the practices of the four artists included in the show: Teuane Tibbo, Claudia Jowitt, Christina Pataialii and Salome Tanuvasa.
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Lockdown in Cuba Street
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Not only bears in Brooklyn
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February Newsletter 2020
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Researchers working on decoy molecule to fool COVID-19
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- A decoy molecule that fools coronavirus by attracting it before it can attach to lung cells may provide a way forward in the fight against COVID-19.
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Community take the lead with pest control on lockdown
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- With Greater Wellington Regional Council’s professional predator hunters locked down, Greater Wellington is urging backyard trappers to use this time to keep the heat on rats, stoats and other predators.
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Easter closure
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- During the COVID-19 level 4 alert period, the University campuses are closed and we are delivering services remotely.
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How ready is NZ for online education?
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- As schools move their teaching online, we must be cautious of the risk of amplifying our shameful record of inequalities across the education system, writes Associate Professor Louise Starkey for Newsroom.
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Celebrating research gold
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- From tall buildings to orchids to public libraries, every year a group of Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington students spend their summers working on a huge range of research projects thanks to the support of a Summer Research Scholarship.
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Devine recipient of CPA Player's Award
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COVID-19 support packages will reshape the future economy
- Victoria University of Wellington
- We will be remiss if we mis-spend the money we are now borrowing from our children and grandchildren to fight COVID-19, writes Professor Ilan Noy.
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The rush to online-ness
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- As learning shifts online at pace, the key for educators will be to keep it simple, coordinated and normal, write Professor Stephen Dobson and Edward Schofield.
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We must protect ‘gig economy’ workers
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- As COVID-19 restrictions affect people's ability to work, there's a growing segment of workers we must ensure aren't left out in the cold, writes Dr Stephen Blumenfeld.
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St. Barnabas Church Bulletin April 2020
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Age Concern Wellington on the Radio
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Age Concern Wellington in the News
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Letter to Councillors in response to Covid-19 Pandemic Response Plan
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Seniors and Phasing Out Cheques in New Zealand
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Care that’s always there: Olivia knows a picture paints a thousand words
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- Olivia leads the arts therapy programme for young people offered by Mary Potter Hospice. The recently developed service allows children whose relatives are in the
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Half way there?
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Steve Hansen top of the charts
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- Hansen taking questions from his fans. Image credit: You Tube. It seems whatever former All Black coach Steve Hansen turns his hands to, it ends in success. The Rugby World Cup winning coach is the owner of several winning racehorses and now his new country album Shag & Tell is top of the charts. Kim...
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Changes to WCT funding in response to COVID-19
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Wellington Student Volunteer Army: COVID-19 COMMUNITY RESPONSE
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- Wellington Student Volunteer Army is a group of more than 300+ Wellington student volunteers who want to provide support to anyone in the neighbourhood who may be struggling with self isolating or be feeling particularly vulnerable.
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Sporting students staying motivated during Lockdown (Part 2)
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- Connor Lusty bowling in the Boys Premier Youth Cricket competition What does the lockdown mean for sporting students? How has it affected them and what are they doing to stay fit and motivated? Following on from our catch-up with two Queen Margaret College rower Mollie Nicol and Wellington Girls’ College runner Emma Douglass HERE, we check in with two local male athletes to see what they are doing to keep fit and motivated. St Pat’s Silverstream sprint champion Oliver Krijnen and Onslow College First XI cricketer Connor Lusty. We put a few questions to each below. College Sport Wellington: Please tell us what you were preparing for before the Lockdown? Ollie: Before the whole lockdown happened I was preparing for the second day of the Wellington Junior Champs and looking ahead to the North Island Champs in Hamilton which would have been the last big event to close the season off. Connor: When the lockdown started our cricket team had just finished our Saturday competition games for the term, finishing with 3 wins and 4 losses to qualify for the 6-team competition for term 4 for the first time since 2016. We had been starting to prepare for our Summer tournament Week, which for cricket is the Hunt Trophy three-day Twenty20 tournament. I’m also a part of our Onslow College 1st XV Rugby team and I was about to start attending pre-season training the week that the lockdown was put in place. CSW: what you are doing to keep fit and train? Ollie: To keep fit and keep my body active at the moment I’m doing home exercises like plyometrics and lots of core work as well as doing a lot of power work to try and get stronger When I can get out, depending on the weather, I normally try to work on my block starts and my technique in the front yard or at the park close by. Connor: I’ve been trying to stay as fit and active during this period of lockdown as possible. Cricket is my number one sport, and being a spin bowler I’ve found myself going to the nets quite often just to have a bowl, to stay as fit and to keep my training levels up. I have also been regularly going for runs, not only to stay active and keep a routine going, but as we have been advised by our 1st XV coaches to stay fit and keep some sort of fitness programme going. I have been running up Mt Kaukau most days. CSW: Please share a lockdown sports practice or training tip for your school mates and others out there in the same situation? Ollie: Make sure you are drinking enough water as with nothing to do sometimes I forget to drink and this affects my energy levels greatly. Another tip I have is getting your family to do it with you for example my brother and I have been working out together and we do core work and simple things together like push ups and burpees and whatever else we can think of. Really make sure you are eating right. Connor: If there is any tip I can give to anyone out there, it’s just to stay fit and active! During times like these it’s often hard to maintain the same diet as to what you’d normally have, but staying fit during this lockdown time is something that is in your control. Challenge yourself, make yourself work hard. Go for a run, go kick a football, go to the cricket nets. Do what makes you happy and active! CSW: Are you in contact with your sporting friends about the above and are you motivating each other remotely? Ollie: I’ve been in contact with most of my training partners and friends checking up on them. We want to see how each other are doing and to share exercises to make sure all of us are staying in shape and healthy. Connor: We have a Facebook Messenger chat going for our 1st XV team, which a lot of the boys are using to send through their progress of either just running/fitness or strength and conditioning. By doing that, I believe we are motivating one another. On our 1st XV group page, we also have our assistant coach Dean Gorrie figuring out programmes which are best suited to us all, and reminders to stay fit. Are you a student in Wellington who is involved with sport and wants to feature in an article like this? Fill out the form HERE and send it to james@collegesport.org.nz to be considered. -Story courtesy of College Sport Media The post Sporting students staying motivated during Lockdown (Part 2) appeared first on College Sport Wellington.
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Small business at the frontline: University pharmacy
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- As with many small businesses, the University Pharmacy at Kelburn Campus has felt the impact of a nationwide lockdown, but is continuing to provide essential services and being proactive about staying in touch.
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This week in club rugby history: 6-12 April
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- Above: Poneke’s Greg Foe charges ahead in their 40-35 win over Norths on 7 April 2018. Photo: Andy McArthur. Some highlights of what happened this week in history in Wellington club rugby. 6 April 1963: The first round of matches see the previous year’s joint champions Marist Brothers Old Boys and Onslow held to tight...
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Capital Football | Inaugural FIFA 20 tournament set to kick off
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October Newsletter 2018
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Food bank demand increases by 400 per cent in 7 days
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- Monday 6 April 2020 People and families are beginning to feel the financial impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19), with The Wellington City Mission experiencing a sharp increase in demand for food... Read more »
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Food bank demand increases by 400 per cent in 7 days
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Moving Wb 299 to the workshop
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Select Committee backs LCK’s recommended changes to the Resource Management Act
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COVID-19: Metlink adds Masterton Town bus services during COVID-19 lockdown
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University commentators in the media
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October Newsletter 2018
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MANSFIELD UNPLUGGED: THE POETRY OF KM
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- Who was Boris Petrovsky? Lily Heron? Julian Mark? Despite the pseudonyms, Professor Jane Stafford suggests Mansfield's poetry is where we glimpse the true Mansfield, Mansfield 'unplugged'. (Click title to read full post)
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WCC Parking Policy Proposal
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Two University appointments to Waitangi Tribunal
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- A Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington professor newly appointed to the Waitangi Tribunal sees the appointment as an "act of trust in the value of academic research".
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Short Passes 6 April (some rugby news to start the new week in lockdown)
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- Above: Lonely rugby posts at a suburban rugby ground in Wellington. Rugby, we miss you! Short Passes wishes everyone well as the start of the the fourth week with no rugby and the halfway mark of the initial 4-week lockdown period rolls around. Following our article on Friday looking at what shape rugby could...
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Post-COVID stimulus: THE WELLINGTON UPGRADE!
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- As loads of government folks burn midnight oil defending us from the COVID-19 pandemic, others are looking at how to stimulate our economy.
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COVID-19 Response - 2020 competition cancelled and Sunday classes suspended
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Just a few things ....
- Amesbury Drive School Blog
- Lesley and I wish to echo Urs's thoughts that you stay safe and well during this extraordinary period of our lives.
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New Sponsorship Packages for 2020
- Upper Hutt City Football
- New Sponsorship Packages for 2020 To compliment our success, we’re excited to announce that we’ve revamped our sponsor packages to include wide community coverage to our members, in partnership with Western Design Social Gold Media Package.
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We need solidarity right now, not judgment
- Victoria University of Wellington
- When it comes to exercise during the COVID-19 lockdown, New Zealanders have taken "use your judgment' to mean being judgy about other people, writes Professor Annemarie Jutel.
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What can those 60 Queenstown partygoers teach us about Covid-19?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Perhaps the biggest challenge for New Zealand as we contemplate an indefinite lockdown is COVID-19’s potential to expose and exacerbate cracks in our social compact, writes Professor Nicholas Agar.
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New landscapes: Salome Tanuvasa reflects on Matavai Taulangau’s Ma‘u Pe Kai
- Enjoy Contemporary Art Space
- In August 2019, Enjoy presented Matavai Taulangau’s solo exhibition Ma‘u Pe Kai.
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Dear Wellington Rugby Community #WeRForU
- Wellington Rugby Football Union
- We are all facing an extremely difficult time at the moment and Wellington Rugby would like you to know that we are thinking of everyone in our...
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The lockdown and the shape of club rugby this year?
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Scott MacLean Normally in this space every week during the season you’ll find my weekly preview. Today would be the third installment, with six of the 14 Premier sides about to run out on their home field for the first time this year and a picture starting to build of the pecking order. The...
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Sporting students staying motivated during Lockdown
- College Sport Wellington
- What does the lockdown mean for sporting students? How has it affected them and what are they doing to stay fit and motivated? Two students who were preparing to compete about now were Queen Margaret College’s Mollie Nicol, who has just recently made the Long List for the New Zealand Junior Rowing Team, and Wellington Girls’ College Sports Captain and National 800m champion Emma Douglass, who was recently in top form at the Regional Athletics meeting. We put a few questions to each below. Emma Douglass crossing the finish line at Nationals College Sport Wellington: Please tell us what you were preparing for before the Lockdown? Mollie: I was involved with rowing at QMC and we have been training since September last year till mid-march when we found out that due to corona virus that our Maadi Cup Nationals would not continue. We were only two weeks away until we were heading down south to Twizel to compete. Emma: I was training for the final months of the track season. I was due to go over to Australia in March and also California in April to compete and finish my season. Both of these were cancelled prior. CSW: what you are doing to keep fit and train? Mollie: Once school was cleared, I was able to get an erg from school and take it home so I am able to do some ergs. My dad loves to run so my sister, him and I like to go for runs around the neighbourhood. Before the lockdown, we already had a small gym in our garage that included weights and an exercise bike. There are plenty of options for me to keep fit. Emma: Currently, I am going on runs, changing what distance/ terrain/ pace. Along with that, I have set up my wind trainer so I can bike at home. My gym is also doing online sessions which I am doing twice a week CSW: Please share a lockdown sports practice or training tip for your school mates and others out there in the same situation? Mollie: Something that has helped me during the last week was to get into a routine. I know that it is the holidays but I find it easier getting up earlier and getting it done. In the mornings it is better to do something more challenging as you are fresh and then your afternoon session could be hard or something not as hard but you will still gain from it. Emma: I would recommend that people try to just keep your routine and training schedule as normal a possible. This means your body doesn’t get shocked by an increase or decrease in training. For example, if you train every day, try to do something every day to mimic this. This will also keep you fit throughout the lockdown. CSW: Are you in contact with your sporting friends about the above and are you motivating each other remotely? Mollie: Yes I have been in contact with my friends and teammates and they have asked for some training programmes as they are stuck on what to do. Emma: I mostly train alone but for my training where I’m usually with someone I try to keep in touch to stay motivated. I will also track all the workouts I do on my watch so I can account for everything I am doing. I can also send these onto my couch. Are you a student in Wellington who is involved with sport and wants to feature in an article like this? Fill out the form HERE and send it to james@collegesport.org.nz to be considered. -Story courtesy of College Sport Media The post Sporting students staying motivated during Lockdown appeared first on College Sport Wellington.
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Research to pinpoint capital quake danger spots
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Why do some parts of Wellington city shake more severely and suffer more damage in a large earthquake than others?
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From the vault: third round matches in photos
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Captain Mateaki Kafatolu and Petone celebrate their 2014 McBain Shield win over Hutt Old Boys Marist after winning 20-19 in their third round match at the Petone Rec. Ordinarily, the third round of the 2020 Swindale Shield would have been played this Saturday. But with no rugby on Saturday, below are some images...
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Fear, crime and justice in pandemic times
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Under COVID-19, how our crime situations develop will depend heavily on how our institutions and societies respond, writes Professor Elizabeth Stanley.
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Too much news not always a good thing
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Tuning in for news on COVID-19 has now become part of many people’s daily lives. Millions of people around the world who now find themselves in lockdown are frequently accessing numerous social and news media platforms to seek up-to-the-minute information.
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Alumnus Dr Emmanuel D’Silva inspires environmental change
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The people of the world will do what is right when it comes to the burgeoning climate crisis. Eventually.
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March update from DCM - together we can end homelessness
- Downtown Community Ministry
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Is it just us, or does the first half of March seem so long ago, almost like we were living in a different world? Here at DCM, we are totally committed to finding new and different ways of working, so that we can continue to support people who are experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of homelessness throughout the COVID-19 crisis period. Doing things differently at DCM – Dom supporting taumai with Money Management in the courtyard, and Rob manning our 0800 number service for taumai from his home. It is important that we are able to provide appropriate levels of support related to the assessed vulnerability of the taumai. We have identified a group of the most marginalised taumai – these have been assigned to a support team and they will be supported across a number of key domains, including money management/access to income, food support, emergency housing, connection to mental health supports, and access to medication. Kaimahi are also rostered to share the task of supporting rough sleepers into emergency housing over this period. Where possible, kaimahi are keeping in touch with taumai who they are keyworking by calling them on the phones we have provided them with; we have also set up an 0800 number for taumai to call us on. As always, as we are able to lift up our taumai, in turn they lift us up; it is something very special to be part of this important mahi. As Stephanie reflected at the end of a very different Monday afternoon Foodbank session this week: “It has truly been very moving to be able to support our taumai at this time. Today a number of people came to us for food support. We were able to send them away with a generous selection of canned and dried foods, fresh fruit and veges, bread, milk and frozen meals. But more than that, we reminded them that we are still here for them, that so much has changed, but DCM is only a phone call away. As we spoke with taumai out in Lukes Lane, with spaces set up to ensure that we maintained and modelled safe distances, we asked them how things were going for them. People were in tears, they were so touched by the support and community that DCM continues to offer them.” Many of you have made donations for us to purchase phones for our taumai – one of our key responses to keeping in touch during this difficult time. Every day we hear uplifting stories from our kaimahi about taumai who have received and are using these phones. Nani shares one below, about a man who says very little. At the other extreme, yesterday Natalia received a very lengthy and reflective text from a man she has provided with a phone. He ended the text with this reflection – we couldn't have put it better ourselves: "We need to remind ourselves how lucky we are to be in Aotearoa, not only are we pioneers of the world, adversity brings us together. History has proven that. Maybe this is what we need to get us all together, to build again real communities". <!-- --> How can I help? When our seasonal kai for autumn (ngahuru) was not able to go ahead earlier this month, the wonderful people from Wellington’s Sikh community who were to prepare this community meal for our taumai, brought down 100 delicious pre-cooked meals, which we were able to hand out at our Foodbank. We have always known that DCM sits at the centre of a community that is totally committed to supporting us in our work to end homelessness. But at times like this, we are reminded of it daily, as so many of you have got in touch to ask what you can do to help. And of course your support is needed now more than ever. And so we have put together some thoughts on how you can continue to be involved during this lock-down period. Click here to find out more. <!-- --> "It's Nani calling!" The Sustaining Tenancies team - Moses, Sia, Poutalie, Alan and Nani. This photo was taken 11 March at a mihi whakatau to welcome new team member, Poutalie. A few short weeks later, it is difficult to believe that we were all able to stand so close together just the other day! This year, we are introducing you to some of our kaimahi, the amazing team of people here at DCM who support taumai to access and sustain housing. Nani joined DCM's Sustaining Tenancies team last September. This team works with people at risk of homelessness, supporting them to sustain their tenancies and thrive in their homes. Tell us a little more about yourself, Nani. My full name is Utuagiagi Taupau; Utuagiagi is the name of my iwi on the island of Salua Manono Tai, and Taupau is my dad’s last name and title name. I love my Samoan culture, it has moulded me as a person and taught me all about love and respect, not only for myself but for all those who I come face to face with. I went to school just down the road from home: Russell School, Brandon Intermediate and – the best days of my life – Porirua College. What have you most enjoyed about your time at DCM so far? I’ve enjoyed meeting new people every day. It's also amazing to be able to work with and learn from my amazing team leader, Sia Toomaga. She continues to empower and encourage me to do better and I am very grateful for this. Your favourites... Food? Spicy fried chicken, taro, mum’s chop suey. Sport? Volley ball, touch and rugby. Film? War Room. Thing to do as a child? Playing gutter ball and of course eating. Whakatauki? “Ua fuifui fa’atasi ae vao ese’ese” – “We are from different parts of the forest, but connected in one cause”. At DCM we often share “moments” from our interactions with taumai. What’s a special “moment” you enjoying sharing with others? D is a man who doesn’t say very much. As you know, we have been working hard to provide our taumai with phones – this is so important at this very challenging time for everyone. I gave D his new phone, and I called him to test it. As his phone rang, my name came up as the caller, and he says very loudly: “Hey, it’s you; it’s Nani calling!” This was a moment for me, because D really only responds to his voices, or says yes and no. Yet here he was speaking to me, and using my name. Love it. <!-- --> Please help us get the message out there! Forward this email on to everyone you can think of who may be interested in how to respond to homelessness, and just generally people who are passionate about Wellington. <!-- --> Read More Success Stories Nāku te rourou, nāu te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi With your basket and my basket, the people will thrive <!-- --> Copyright © 2020 DCM. All rights reserved. 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Small Team, Big Impact
- St Vincent de Paul Society
- St Vincent de Paul Society Wellington (Vinnies) has adapted its welfare and support services to provide essential service packs to individuals and families struggling throughout the COVID-19 Level 4 lock-down.
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