WELLINGTON CLUB RUGBY SCORING UPDATES 1 May

• 30 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• For scoring updates for round three of Wellington club rugby on Saturday 1 May see below.
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Immortal Regiment. May 9, 2021

• 30 Apr 2021
• Wellington Russian Club
• Dear friends! Wellington Russian Club invites you to join us for the Immortal Regiment meeting during the Wreath Laying Ceremony dedicated to Russian Arctic Convoy. … Сообщение Immortal Regiment. May 9, 2021 появились сначала на Wellington Russian Club.
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New desexing programme prices

• 30 Apr 2021
• Cats Protection Wellington
• Our desexing subsidy programme, which has seen hundreds of cats desexed since it was established in 2014, has raised its prices slightly to meet increasing costs.
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St Kent’s hold off Scots to retain Presbyterian Cup

• 30 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Adam Julian Saint Kentigern College successfully retained the Presbyterian Cup quadrangular tournament title for the fifth consecutive year, defeating host school Scots College 30-22 in the final on Friday. The Auckland visitors led from start to finish but were challenged by Scots on numerous occasions throughout the match. St Kent’s opened the scoring in...
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Friday Five : Arty sites to spot on our waterfront

• 30 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• You can’t beat Pōneke on a good day, and this weekend is forecast to be bright and sunny. If you’re making the most of this Autumnal season and taking a stroll along Wellington’s waterfront there’s more to see than just the water… here’s our top five things to keep an eye out for.
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What pink gloves and period pants can tell us about sexism in business

• 30 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Male inventors are valued over their female counterparts no matter how ridiculous their ideas, writes Associate Professor Jessica C. Lai.
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Club rugby competitions heating up in week four matches

• 30 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• The Swindale Shield is set to reach new heights in round four, with a series of big games around the region. Tawa head up the motorway to play Paremata-Plimmerton, while Wainuiomata are back at home hosting the Upper Hutt Rams. PHOTO: Stewart Baird. By Scott MacLean  Draws & Results are HERE Another busy and full...
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Where does it hurt?

• 30 Apr 2021
• Toi Pōneke
• An exhibition of paintings and poetry exploring the intersection of trauma, disability and radical vulnerability. Read more
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Injured ruru ready to fly the nest

• 30 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• A baby ruru found with wounds on his feet and a fractured wing tip has been released back into the wild after some TLC from Wellington Zoo’s veterinary team.
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Pedestrian and vehicle access to Heretaunga Block Saturday 1 May

• 30 Apr 2021
• Hutt Valley District Health Board
• From 7am to 5pm tomorrow, the main entrance to Hutt Hospital (Heretaunga Block) and surrounding area at the front of the building, will be closed while a tree is removed by our contractors.
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Hank's 40 year celebration!

• 30 Apr 2021
• Wellington Free Ambulance
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Weekly News for Friday 30 April 2021

• 29 Apr 2021
• St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
• Tomorrow (Saturday) is May Day.  In Scotland it had its origins in the Spring Festival of Beltane but for theRead More
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Aisle be Back: Plenty of silver but a pretty murky lake

• 29 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Kevin McCarthy  Plenty of silver but a pretty murky lake. That’s how the latest round of the sale of a slice the national game played out on Thursday. As expected, the provincial unions have lined up behind a sale of 12.5 per cent of a new entity to giant US equity giant Silver Lake....
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Planning for the long-term

• 29 Apr 2021
• Cycle Aware Wellington (CAW)
• Wellington City Council is consulting on its Long-Term Plan (LTP) until May 10th.
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Planning for the long-term

• 29 Apr 2021
• Cycle Aware Wellington (CAW)
• Wellington City Council is consulting on its Long-Term Plan (LTP) until May 10th.
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International Jazz Day!

• 29 Apr 2021
• Wellington Jazz Cooperative
• Happy International Day – 30 April
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The Cambridge & the App!

• 29 Apr 2021
• Old Boys - University Rugby Club
• Do the App and get the Treats! This year we have a new deal with the company that runs the Cambridge.
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From the President … in April … 2021

• 29 Apr 2021
• Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
• A new club year and Committee This year’s AGM went well – I’m pleased to welcome the new Committee. There’s a number of familiar faces, including some in new roles, and some new Committee members (welcome Beverley Holder and Mike Campbell). I’m also delighted that post-AGM we now have a new Promotions Officer, Social Convenor ... Read more
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Training Over Term 2

• 29 Apr 2021
• Hutt Valley Fencing Club
• Fencing will resume Monday the 3rd of May 2021 almost as normal and we will be wrapping up on Saturday the 10th of July.
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Announcing the 1913 club

• 29 Apr 2021
• Paekakariki Surf Lifeguards
• To assist with fundraising for our new building, we’re pleased to introduce an initiative that anyone can be part of – the 1913 Club.
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Everyday treasures, lasting pleasures

• 29 Apr 2021
• Thistle Hall Community Venue
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Guild of Woodworkers Wellington and Local Artists

• 29 Apr 2021
• Thistle Hall Community Venue
• Ko ahau te taiao, ko te taiao, ko ahau – the ecosystem defines my quality of life.
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Look to the Land

• 29 Apr 2021
• Thistle Hall Community Venue
• Ko ahau te taiao, ko te taiao, ko ahau – the ecosystem defines my quality of life.
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More use of advanced practitioners needed to ease primary health care pressures

• 29 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• A study led by Dr Tara Officer shows that involving and educating consumers is key to using nurse practitioners and pharmacist prescribers more efficiently.
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April Update from DCM - together we can end homelessness

• 29 Apr 2021
• Downtown Community Ministry
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It has been a long journey for Meda – but she is in a good place now, in her own home and doing well. Photos by DCM kaitautoko Gabrielle McKone Meda grew up in a home she describes as “a house filled with love”, with two half-sisters, and one brother. “As a kid I enjoyed everything from running to swimming – I especially loved building tree houses! My childhood was full of outdoorsy stuff. I enjoyed school and I liked my teachers.” After her parents split, Meda bounced around a bit, eventually living with her aunty. But when she was kicked out of the house, she became homeless, living on the streets of Wellington with nowhere to go. It was a Wellington street friend who told Meda about DCM. “Someone said, ‘If you go down there they might be able to help you out.’ So I did.” It was around this time that Meda discovered she was pregnant. She was able to get into emergency housing, but a week before she was due to give birth, she found out that the courts had decided to uplift her baby once he was born. Losing her son was heart-breaking for Meda, and she describes it as being “the trigger for my trauma”. It led her to drink, and she no longer took very good care of herself. But in the midst of all this, Meda continued to work with DCM. “DCM has supported me in so many different ways,” says Meda. “I’ve seen the dentist a few times, popped in to see the Te Aro Health nurses, received food support and I was also on DCM’s money management service for a while until I got my own bank account. I was really proud when I got that – it felt like a big thing.” Sometimes it’s the little things that count. When Meda reflects back on the years of support from DCM, one of her favourite memories is of a woman greeting her by name, giving her a cup of coffee and a muesli bar each morning – this woman was DCM kaimahi Joanne. DCM helped Meda get into her own place, and continues to provide support so that she can thrive in her whare. Meda has made some friends in her new community and is loving this new feeling of independence, but she also appreciates being part of the wider “DCM family”. Best of all, Meda has been able to see her son. “It wasn't until I was housed and feeling a bit more stable that I was finally able to see him. A highlight for me was when I was able to go down to Nelson for his 5th birthday.” Meda maintains regular contact and is able to see her son from time to time. She’s so proud of this, and how far she’s come. “I’ve achieved a lot in the last year, getting my act together – and along the way I’ve developed a real passion for health and wellbeing. In the year ahead, I’d like to do some studies. I am proud of how far I have come, and I have plans and a lot of hope for the future.” You can read Meda's full story on our website. <!-- --> Regina and Joanne A hīkoi of courage and pride Sisters Regina and Joanne work together at DCM; both have big hearts for our mahi and our people. This month has seen them return from a hīkoi to get their moko kauae. Photos by Kylie Robinson (Regina and Joanne’s niece) It took many decades to get to this point. While the desire and longing was always there, there was too much stigma attached, and although their great grandmother had her moko kauae, it had skipped a few generations. Earlier this year, Regina and Joanne headed home for their grandmother’s tangi. It was a catalyst for them both, and opened up their sense of longing again. They prayed about this as well as speaking to family members. They both laugh as they talk about who was going to speak to their mother. Joanne lost, and spoke to their mum, who fully supported their decision. Joanne had her moko kauae completed at Mataora Bay; this is where their grandmother is buried and a place Joanne returns to often. Regina went inland to Ngahutoitoi marae where their father was raised and is buried. Several taumai challenged and encouraged them to take this step, and it has had a big impact on taumai since. At a taumai tangi soon after they returned to Wellington, Doc approached Regina. He held her hand, and put his hands on her face – “I am so proud of you.” * “Coming back to Wellington, I feel grounded,” says Regina. “I am not ashamed of being Māori. I’m proud of my culture. We have been indoctrinated to be ashamed of who we are. There are those who say that to carry the moko kauae, I would be carrying the bad things of the past. I choose instead to carry all the blessings of my tīpuna.” Many of our taumai, like Regina and Joanne, have received so many negative messages over the years about what it is to be Māori. They have been robbed of their reo; they have given up speaking it or have never learned it. Instead of feeling proud of who they are, they often carry the stigma and whakamā over many years, or over a whole lifetime. Here at DCM, we lift up Joanne and Regina for their courage, for their example, and for their commitment to DCM’s taumai and kaupapa. * Doc Manuel died soon after as a result of an accident in Wellington. Taumai had encouraged Joanne and Regina to set out on this journey, and Doc had blessed them when they had returned from that journey. RIP Doc.  <!-- --> Stephanie Homelessness...and home Stephanie McIntyre stepped down as Director of DCM at the end of 2020. This month, the Dominion Post caught up with her; they asked her to share some of her reflections on homelessness, and discussed what she has been up to since leaving DCM. You can read her reflections and her challenge to us all on Stuff. “We’ve long had the tag line at DCM: ‘together, we can end homelessness’. Without sounding twee, this is something everyone’s got to embrace together, and do together.” <!-- --> How can I help? It would be fantastic if we could take Meda and some of the other wāhine we've recently housed shopping so they can select something for their home. If you would like to purchase some vouchers for Briscoes or similar, that would be much appreciated. Drop these in to Matthew Mawkes at DCM, 2 Lukes Lane, week day mornings, or pop in the post. Kia ora! <!-- --> Support DCM! Me aro ki te hā o Hine-ahu-one Pay heed to the mana of women <!-- --> Copyright © 2021 DCM. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: DCMPO Box 6133Marion SqWellington, Wellington 6011 New ZealandAdd us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.
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How to revolutionise treatment of major diseases

• 29 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Dr Verna Smith sees transformative potential in the New Zealand Government's proposed wholesale restructure of the country's health system.
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Spark, Chorus, and me

• 29 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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1998 Photo Diary Exhibition

• 29 Apr 2021
• Thistle Hall Community Venue
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Family Day at City Gallery is back!

• 29 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• There will be heaps of fun, free, family-friendly activities happening this Saturday 1 May at City Gallery Wellington’s Family Day.
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Sharp Axe: Burchett is back

• 29 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Ranui Burchett dives over to score his try against Wainuiomata in week two. PHOTO: Brad Roberts By Adam Julian Wellington Axemen co-captain Ranui Burchett will receive his blazer this Saturday for reaching the milestone of 50 games for the Premiers. He has also featured in a number of reserve fixtures. The robust second-five has endured...
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Winners of the Grant Smith Memorial Tournament

• 29 Apr 2021
• Shandon Golf Club
• Winners of the Mixed Canadian Foursomes were Regina Kang and Charles Moon, photographed here with John Morgan (representing the Smith Family). The winners of the Mens Canadian Foursomes were Fasi Tuulima and Mose Alifi.
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Please help us in welcoming some new members to the Inverlochy Art School community

• 28 Apr 2021
• Inverlochy Art School
• Our newly appointed Executive and Creative Directors: We are very pleased to introduce our new Executive Director, Melina Payne and Creative Director, Cheryl Corrado.
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Council votes to include mana whenua at the meeting table

• 28 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Waiata, hongi, hugs and kisses followed today’s Wellington City Council vote to add mana whenua representation to Council committees later this year, with representatives both having a vote and being paid.
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Hate speech proposals need more detail and wider debate

• 28 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• A New Zealand Cabinet paper proposes tightening definitions of what qualifies as hate speech, but broadening the categories to which it can apply, writes Dr Eddie Clark.
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Happy Takahē Awareness Month!

• 28 Apr 2021
• Zealandia
• ZEALANDIA is proud to work with the Department of Conservation Takahē Recovery Programme which aims to boost takahē numbers living in their natural habitats, and for the species to be treasured as a ...
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Ollie Bomann Quartet

• 28 Apr 2021
• Wellington Jazz Cooperative
• The Ollie Bomann Quartet was founded as a means to bridge the musical gap between the contemporary Jazz scenes of New York and Wellington.
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St John's Whanau night

• 28 Apr 2021
• St John's in the City
• We are trying something new for the next six months, and would love you to be part of it.
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Scots and St Kent’s to contest Presbyterian Quad final after opening day wins.

• 28 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Scots College fullback Edoardo Payano makes an incisive first half break in his team’s Presbyterian Cup opening day win over Lindisfarne College.  By Adam Julian Hosts Scots College (Wellington) and four-time defending champions Saint Kentigern College (Auckland) will contest the annual Presbyterian Quadrangular tournament final after the first day of matches in Strathmore. On Friday...
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Newsletter Week Ending 2 May

• 28 Apr 2021
• Karori Anglican Churches
• SGM – NOTE CHANGE OF DATEWhen: Monday, 17 May – 7pmVenue: Activity Room (Hall Complex)The next Special General Meeting is to make a final decision on our commitment to Te Korōria.
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‘IIMBYism’ and our abysmal climate failure

• 28 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• New Zealand is focusing purely on 'Impacts in My Backyard' rather than the brutal climate impacts already being felt elsewhere, writes Dr Luke Harrington.
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East Harbour Regional Park Article April 2021

• 28 Apr 2021
• Greater Wellington Regional Council
• The recent sudden passing of Colin Ryder, treasurer of the Friends of Baring Head amongst the many other environmental hats he wore has been a great loss to conservation projects region-wide.
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Dawn Service and ANZAC Catering 2021

• 28 Apr 2021
• Brooklyn Scout group
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Scout Hall, Harrison Street, Brooklyn, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

EVs not as bad but still not good

• 28 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Electric vehicles are much hyped but bring their own problems when it comes to cutting carbon emissions, says Associate Professor Ralph Chapman.
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In Memoriam: Elizabeth Welch Orr, CNZM

• 28 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Elizabeth Welch Orr, CNZM, the first female Chancellor of Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, died last week at the age of 91.
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Professor of geophysics wins Marsden Medal for lifetime of outstanding service to science

• 28 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Pioneering researcher Professor Martha Savage has worked tirelessly on improving our knowledge of seismic activity, plate tectonics, and volcanology.
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Folding Patterns workshop - Dying with Shibori

• 28 Apr 2021
• Toi Pōneke
• In this workshop artist Bailee Lobb will guide participants through the process of creating beautiful patterns on fabric using Shibori folding techniques. Shibori dying originates in Japan, and uses specific folding methods, along with tying, and clamping to create patterned cloth.
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Toi Pōneke Arts Centre, Footscray Avenue, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6040, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Meaningful Holocaust work sees film from PhD study

• 28 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Lucy Liu and her supervisor have made a documentary telling the story of composer Boris Pigovat, his Holocaust Requiem, and the massacre that spurred it.
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Help put the kai into Kaibosh this May

• 28 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• As proud supporters of Kaibosh Food Rescue, Wellington City Council is encouraging everyone to put the kai into Kaibosh for Give a Meal in May / Haratua Takoha Kai.
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House of Fraser

• 28 Apr 2021
• Capital Magazine
• Some say a spell living in Aro Valley is the rite of passage that qualifies you as a true Wellingtonian. Mention of Aro Valley evokes assorted reactions – a nostalgic sigh, a shiver, or sometimes an activist’s swagger. Or even an assertion that if you don’t know it you don’t “get” Wellington. We asked Sharon Greally to look into “the valley.” She talks to long time resident and friend, Hannah Fraser.
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Aro Valley, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Nemani Waka - Rest in Peace

• 28 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• Marist St Pats is deeply saddened to hear news of Nemani Waka's passing in France after a battle with cancer...
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Vale Nemani Waka

• 28 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Nemani Waka playing for Wests against Norths in 2011. PHOTO: Chainsaw Photos.
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Bounds Circuit – Leatham Conservation Area

• 27 Apr 2021
• Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
• Day 1 – Leatham Road end to Hidden Hut via Boulder Stream and Wye TrackStart 9.15am, Finish 5.45pmWe left our cars on the grassy patch next to the farmer’s gate, in case the ford (about 10-15 minutes further walk along the 4WD track) was too difficult to cross. We followed the 4WD track until it ... Read more
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Marist St Pat’s and Poneke to celebrate 100 years of rugby rivalry

• 27 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Saturday’s match for the Horan-Millar Trophy will mark 100 year’s since the first meeting at Senior A/Premier level between Marist and Poneke. By Alistair Garvie and Tim Donoghue A century of rugby rivalry between two Eastern Suburbs rugby clubs – Marist-St Pat’s and Poneke – will be celebrated at Evans Bay Park this Saturday, kick-off...
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Make a Submission on the Wellington Growth Regional Framework (WGRF)

• 27 Apr 2021
• Save our Hills
• 'Stop the land swap' by making a submission on the 'Wellington Regional Growth Framework' here https://wrgf.co.nz . The Framework...
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2021 Exhibition: Member information

• 27 Apr 2021
• Wellington Photographic Society
• 2021 Exhibition: Member information The exhibition is being held this year at the Te Auaha Gallery in Dixon St and will run from 12-25 July 2021.
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Matarau

• 27 Apr 2021
• City Gallery
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Wellington City Gallery, Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Wellington Museum Low-Sensory Hour

• 27 Apr 2021
• MuseumsWellington
• The post Wellington Museum Low-Sensory Hour appeared first on Museums Wellington.
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Tia Ranginui: Gonville Gothic

• 27 Apr 2021
• City Gallery
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Wellington City Gallery, Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

2021 Boys Football – Preview

• 27 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• The European Super League crashed and burned even before it started, but fortunately the College Sport Wellington Premier Youth Championship stands on more stable ground.
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“I’ve really been able to find out at first-hand how powerful music is.”

• 27 Apr 2021
• Mary Potter Hospice
• From time to time the beautiful sounds of the harp can be heard at Mary Potter Hospice – played not to entertain, but to heal.
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No rest for rock-lover Alby Frampton

• 27 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Alby Frampton explains why, at 65 years of age, he came to university to do some papers in geology. This culminated, fifteen years later, in a Master's in physical geography.
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Global coalition presses governments on emission targets

• 27 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Our Antarctic Research Centre joins other leading scientific institutions in calling for essential climate-change actions.
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Past club rugby matches in photos: 003: HOBM v Wainuiomata 2013

• 27 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• In association with Mike Lewis Pictures , a series telling the story of the match behind a photo. Over a year before the two clubs would meet in the Jubilee Cup final at the same venue, Hutt Old Boys Marist defeated Wainuiomata 23-19 in a gripping Jubilee Cup round-robin fixture on 15 June 2013. HOBM...
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Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)

From your Mayor - 27 April 2021

• 27 Apr 2021
• Porirua City Council
• The latest from Mayor Anita Baker
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The welcome benefits of worm farming

• 27 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Food waste makes up about a third of domestic rubbish going to Poneke’s Southern Landfill.
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Projects underway in busy Kenepuru

• 27 Apr 2021
• Porirua City Council
• A shared pathway and several intersection upgrades are underway, as we prepare for growth and Transmission Gully traffic.
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Transmission Gully Motorway, Kenepuru, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Historic homestead shifts gear

• 27 Apr 2021
• Porirua City Council
• A new bar and eatery is set to open at the iconic venue.
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We want your feedback

• 27 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• Help us learn about what we do well, what we can do better and what we need to change for another 50 years of success...
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Uncovering the structural mechanisms that reduce intervention-free births in healthy women

• 27 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Dr Suzanne Miller’s research explored the experiences of healthy first-time mothers with uncomplicated pregnancies who choose to give birth in a tertiary-level maternity setting.
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Unique insight into babies’ cerebral fuel

• 27 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Dr Deborah Harris hopes her study’s findings can be used to develop new national guidelines for diagnosing, treating, and managing neonatal hypoglycaemia.
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Plimmerton Station Upgrade

• 26 Apr 2021
• Plimmerton Residents’ Association
• “KiwiRail and Greater Wellington Regional Council are working together to upgrade the rail network across the Wellington region. This includes improvements to Plimmerton Station to allow more trains to operate, catering for projected population growth over the next 25 years. The works we’re carrying out will allow trains to turn around at Plimmerton. It will […]
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Plimmerton, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5026, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Kāinga Ora’s proposal on multi-level buildings in Pukerua Bay

• 26 Apr 2021
• Pukerua Bay Residents Association
• The Government’s social housing agency, Kāinga Ora, has asked Porirua City Council to change PCC’s proposed District Plan to allow for buildings at least six-stories high in several areas in Porirua, including part of Pukerua Bay.
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Pukerua Bay, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Long Term Plan 2021-2031 consultation now open UHCC

• 26 Apr 2021
• Upper Hutt
• Every three years we prepare a 10 year Long Term Plan (LTP). It covers how we’ll manage and maintain our facilities, services and community assets, as well as our plans and proposals to enhance them.
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Top Results in W20E

• 26 Apr 2021
• Orienteering Hutt Valley
• Amber Riddle placed third, second and second in W20E in the South Island Champs over the weekend
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Plimmerton Station Upgrade

• 26 Apr 2021
• Plimmerton Residents’ Association
• “KiwiRail and Greater Wellington Regional Council are working together to upgrade the rail network across the Wellington region. This includes improvements to Plimmerton Station to allow more trains to operate, catering for projected population growth over the next 25 years. The works we’re carrying out will allow trains to turn around at Plimmerton. It will […]
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Plimmerton, Steyne Avenue, Mana, Plimmerton, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5026, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

100 years of Marist v Poneke

• 26 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• A century of Marist and Poneke rugby rivalry will be celebrated at Evans Bay Park this Saturday, 1 May...
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Wynton Rufer Tournament 2021

• 25 Apr 2021
• Stop Out Sports Club
• Entries are now open for the 2021 Wynton Rufer Tournament, U9 – U12 Dates: Sunday 16 May 2021 – U9 and U11 Sunday 23 May 2021 – U10 and U12 Sunday 30 May 2021 – Reserve day For all grades there will be Division A and a Division B.
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Gillespie Pass: How to Get a Date With a Circus of Kea

• 25 Apr 2021
• Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
• Tramping Gillespie Pass has been on my radar for a while and when Pete mentioned that he was planning to tramp it over Waitangi weekend I was keen – with a stroke of good luck I had the time off work already and managed to book flights last minute that didn’t cost an arm and ... Read more
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Lodge Update: Our Maunga April 2021

• 25 Apr 2021
• Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
• The mountain has had a few sprinklings of snow indicating that things up there are gettingcooler along with the days getting shorter. Reflecting on this time last year things were a bit nerve wracking with a close down of thecountry and not knowing what the future would bring for the lodge. We can move into ... Read more
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Bond Banter 26 April (NEWS IN BRIEFS and some rugby information to start the week)

• 25 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• A bright sunshine day on Saturday, with spectators on the far side of Kilbirinie Park shielding their eyes from the big yellow ball in the sky. Here’s hoping the pleasant weather hangs around for a bit longer, before winter rugby kicks in!  Welcome to week four of the Wellington club rugby competition. Just five sleeps...
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ANZAC Race 2021

• 25 Apr 2021
• Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
• There were fickle gusts and rolling swells which all made for some thrilling sailing during the ANZAC race which covered most of Wellington Harbour. https://rpnyc.org.nz/print-race-series-results/ https://www.latitude41south.com/Sailing/RPNYC-2021-ANZAC-Race/  
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Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, 103, Oriental Parade, Oriental Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

RPNYC and WWI, plus the Highets

• 25 Apr 2021
• Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
• Minutes of the Port Nicholson Yacht Club state that out of a membership of 130 in 1917, 54 members were away at war.
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Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, 103, Oriental Parade, Oriental Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Sign up for a relay team

• 25 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• No newsletter this week. Instead, just a reminder to sign up for a relay team for Shaw Baton Relay on 1 May and/or University Relay on 8 May. Make sure you let club captains Ben Twyman and Danielle Trewoon know if you want to run in a relay team.
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What they said about the buses

• 25 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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Grateful to serve community and country

• 25 Apr 2021
• Wellington Free Ambulance
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Auditions – Sex, Drugs & Rick ‘n’ Noel

• 25 Apr 2021
• Kapiti Playhouse Inc
• Actors needed for Kapiti Playhouse’s production of Sex, Drugs and Rick ‘n’ Noel, a comedy by David Tristram.
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Kōrero newsletter issue 2 out now

• 24 Apr 2021
• Pukerua Bay Residents Association
• Residents should be receiving the April issue of the Kōrero newsletter in their letterboxes this week. See our Kōrero newsletter page for the editorial, links to PDFs of current and previous issues, and information about contributing or placing advertising.
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March 2021 Residents’ Association meeting minutes

• 24 Apr 2021
• Pukerua Bay Residents Association
• Tuesday 9 March 2021 Present: Paul FitzGerald, Margaret Blair, Iain MacLean, Kate Dreaver, Mel Galletly, Nikky Winchester, Pauline Morum, Josh Trlin (PCC), Marie Hook, Chris Ells (Pukera Bay School Principal)Apologies: Jonathan Harker, Moira Lawler, Jenny Brash (GWRC), Chris Kirk Burnnand (GWRC), Josh Trlin for latenessApproval of previous minutes: No changes.
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Scottish Mountain Running Champs 2021 Results

• 24 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• Congratulations to Malcolm Kerr who picked up his first win in a club race.
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Five teams still unbeaten after three rounds of Wellington Premier club rugby

• 24 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Steven White, Scott MacLean, Adam Julian and Martyn Bridge. Five teams entered the third round of the Swindale Shield with unbeaten records, and those five remained unbeaten after a day of club rugby played in almost perfect conditions throughout the Wellington region. On either side of Evans Bay, Marist St Pat’s and Old Boys-University...
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Start of Term 2.

• 24 Apr 2021
• Wellington Judo Academy
• Our Judo Holiday Programme wrapped up on Friday 23/4/2021 after a highly enthusiastic bunch of youngsters rampaged across the tatami for 5 days of intensive judo and physical conditioning activity.... The post Start of Term 2. appeared first on Wellington Judo.
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Animates, Hutt Road walkway, Highland Park, Kaiwharawhara, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6035, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Another bustastrophe

• 24 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
• Public transport is an essential public service. I am with the bus drivers. We, the public, are fed up with another bustastrophe. Bus drivers are essential workers who deserve to be treated well. They need priority recognition, fair and decent work conditions. Who of us can hang around waiting for a ‘job’ in a part time, split shift way, never quite knowing whether we will be home for tea, or working all weekend, or into the night, or whether our pay rate will be a decent one when we go the extra mile? That is not fair and will never make for a reliable service or sufficient numbers of drivers. What is more, we pay rates, taxes and fares so that we can have a reliable non polluting bus system. But we just do not have that.
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Five wins on ANZAC weekend

• 24 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• On a balmy autumn afternoon in Wellington, Marist St Pats had five wins from our six teams in action...
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Wellington club rugby scoring updates 24 April

• 23 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• For scoring updates for round three of Wellington club rugby on Saturday 24 April see below.
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An On the Run Podcast: Jonathon Harper

• 23 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• Jonathon Harper is a runner, coach, and skeptic. In this interview, he speaks about his coaching philosophy, his career as a Masters runner, and – well – quite a few other things besides. SK · Jonathon Harper
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Anzac Day: Honour, reflect, remember

• 23 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Last year we commemorated Anzac Day apart. Thankfully this year, we can get together with events happening around our city on Sunday 25 April. What will you be doing this Anzac Day to commemorate those who lost their lives? Here's what's happening in the capital.
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Simply Insane – St Bede’s College stun Stream in a wild traditional.

• 23 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• St Bede’s cross the tryline late in the first half in their late win over St Pat’s Silverstream on Friday.  By Adam Julian Take a deep breath. Don’t interrupt. Even the driest description of St Bede’s 39-37 victory over St Patrick’s College, Silverstream this afternoon is likely to elicit strong emotions. With 15 minutes remaining,...
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Weekly News for Friday 23rd April

• 23 Apr 2021
• St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
• Hasn’t it been good having some fine weather this week?  A bit of sunshine makes all the difference in theseRead More
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St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30, The Terrace, Paekākā, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Impact Magazine: April 2021

• 23 Apr 2021
• Wellington Photographic Society
• We are back after a small hiatus with a new issue! Inside this issue, you’ll find articles on Personal photography projects, an interview with WPS member Fred Wotton, who has been an active photographer for 72 years, Some images from our recent Mobile Competition, a review of one of Canon’s last 35mm SLR’s the EOS-3 among other great articles. We hope you enjoy this month’s magazine. Open Here
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Big match-ups in third round of the Swindale Shield

• 23 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Norths leave Porirua Park for the first time this season, heading into town to play Marist St Pat’s for the Maurice Standish Cup.
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Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Support healthy streets in WCC's LTP

• 23 Apr 2021
• Island Bay Healthy Streets
• Wellington City Council's Long Term Plan consultation is an opportunity to make our city more liveable, healthy & inclusive​Public and active transport infrastructure is an investment in the common good.
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Mayor welcomes funds for Ngauranga-Petone section of Te Ara Tupua

• 23 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Wellington Mayor Andy Foster is delighted by the announcement of the funding and construction timetable for Ngā Ūranga ki Pito-One. We’ve been advocating for it for several years.
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Why can’t Wellington have fast, cheap or dependable public transport?

• 23 Apr 2021
• Capital Magazine
• By Harriet PalmerFeatured in Capital #13Subscribe to get the real thing here.
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Aisle be Back: The Silver Lake deal vote and Canes v Chiefs tonight

• 22 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Kevin McCarthy  The fiasco of the European Super League should send a shiver down your spine. Touted by some as a victory for fan power, it’s likely to be the sort of victory in a zombie film where the last ghoul is slain, but you realise there’s still 15 minutes running time. Nek minnit....
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Proposed Maori Ward

• 22 Apr 2021
• Hataitai Community Website
• Wellington City Council is currently considering establishing a Māori ward for the 2022 local elections and they’d like to hear your thoughts.
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2021-31 Long Term Plan: Help write the Great Wellington Regional story

• 22 Apr 2021
• Hataitai Community Website
• The Greater Wellington Regional Council is addressing three big topics in the 2021-2031 Long Term plan and would love your thoughts on:  1.
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New partnership delivers Wellington courses to students in China

• 22 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington has partnered with the Communications University of Zhejiang (CUZ) to give Chinese students access to Wellington’s world-class scholars in humanities research, learning, and teaching.
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Waka Ama Safety Course

• 22 Apr 2021
• Hoe Tonga Pacifica Waka Ama Association
• Kia ora whānau Below is an opportunity to take part in a Day Skipper + Waka Ama safety course.  Only 4 spaces available and costs $50. This is less than half of what it is normally for he day skipper … Continue reading →
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Capital to beat around the bush for global nature challenge

• 22 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• The global City Nature Challenge will turn Pōneke/Wellington into a giant nature playground, and its citizens into scientists as it embarks on a four-day bioblitz.
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Newsletter Week Ending 25 April

• 22 Apr 2021
• Karori Anglican Churches
• EVENSONG THIS WEEKENDEvensong is held at 7pm, this Sunday at St Mary’s church.
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101-year-old among first aged care residents to receive COVID-19 vaccine

• 22 Apr 2021
• Capital & Coast District Health Board
• Hutt Valley and Capital & Coast DHBs this week commenced the COVID-19 vaccination of residents in Aged Residential Care (ARC) facilities.
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101-year-old among first aged care residents to receive COVID-19 vaccine

• 22 Apr 2021
• Hutt Valley District Health Board
• Hutt Valley and Capital & Coast DHBs this week commenced the COVID-19 vaccination of residents in Aged Residential Care (ARC) facilities.
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Wellington Free Ambulance is ACE once again

• 22 Apr 2021
• Wellington Free Ambulance
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Social Media Thursday Week 3

• 22 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• It’s Petone’s Old Timers’ Day on Saturday, where Gordon Noble-Campbell and Andy Leslie will be commentating the Petone-Wellington match on Te Upoko O Te Ika. Details of how to listen are HERE A new social round-up of posts curated from Monday-Thursday from around the #clubrugby and #communityrugby traps. Because the rugby news cycle rolls on 24/7...
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Busy Netball Season Ahead for Wellington Girls’ Lili Clarke

• 22 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• After the disruptions last year, the 2021 netball season promises to be as busy as ever for Wellington Girls’ College’s Lili Clarke.
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Six or more Storey Buildings for Pukerua Bay?

• 21 Apr 2021
• Pukerua Bay Residents Association
• This Saturday 24 April at 2pm the Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association will be holding a meeting for residents at the Pukerua Bay RSA clubrooms at 5 Wairaka Road to discuss a submission in response to the Kāinga Ora proposal for High Density Zones in Porirua City, including Pukerua Bay.
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Making a difference bay by bay

• 21 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• With the new walking and bike paths in Kio Bay nearing completion, work is getting under way on the next stretch around the point and into Weka Bay.
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This week in club rugby history: 19-26 April

• 21 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Hooker James O’Reilly scored two tries for the HOBM Eagles in their 54-49 Anzac Day win over Marist St Pat’s in 2015. HOBM went on to win the Swindale Shield and MSP were runners-up. Traditionally a super-busy week in Wellington club rugby – below are some of the many highlights from the past this week. ...
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Study reveals primary healthcare enrolment gap

• 21 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• University researchers have found 300,000 New Zealanders are not enrolled, with striking inequities across socio-demographic groups and regions.
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A roadmap for change or the road to nowhere?

• 21 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• New Zealanders struggle to get the help they need two years on from a funding boost for mental health services,  writes Dr Dougal Sutherland.
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Warming homes with pre-loved curtains

• 21 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• At the end of a Wellington lane able hands are busy making curtains for those in need.
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The price we've paid for the pandemic

• 21 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• COVID-19 cost more in 2020 than the world’s combined natural disasters in any of the past 20 years, write Professor Ilan Noy and PhD candidate Nguyen Doan.
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WCC and somebody else’s problem

• 21 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
• Douglas Adams wasn’t thinking of the Wellington City Council when he introduced the world to the SEP field. But he might well have been. In his book Life, The Universe, and Everything, he defined the SEP field: Somebody Else’s Problem.
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Hutties Medal at MTBO Champs

• 21 Apr 2021
• Orienteering Hutt Valley
• Three OHV members have gained placings at the NZ MTB-Orienteering Champs in Central Otago.
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New leaders appointed at Let's Get Wellington Moving

• 21 Apr 2021
• Let's Get Wellington Moving
• Let’s Get Wellington Moving has announced key leadership appointments to ensure the programme is set up to deliver its ambitious, multi-billion-dollar, 20-year plan.
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Letter to Wellington City Council re: Island Bay cycleway

• 21 Apr 2021
• Island Bay Residents' Association
• 21st April 2021 Ms Barbara McKerrow Chief Executive Wellington City Council Dear Ms McKerrow, Re: The Parade, Island Bay The Island Bay Residents’ and Businesses Association (IBRA) would like to see the concerns related to The Parade in Island Bay resolved.
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Stop Out unites with MyComUnity

• 21 Apr 2021
• Stop Out Sports Club
• To all our players, parents, whānau and supporters.
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Past club rugby matches in photos. #002: Ories v OBU 2013

• 20 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• In association with Mike Lewis Pictures , a series telling the story of the match behind a photo. The second photo in this series is from 2013 in the seventh and final round Jubilee Cup match between Oriental-Rongotai and Old Boys University. In this photo, Julian Savea crosses for a key try in the Magpies’...
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North Island Secondary Schools Athletics – Results

• 20 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• Congratulations to all students who qualified and competed at the North Island Secondary Schools Athletic Champs – which took place on 10-11 April.
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Hataitai Litter Blitz - Sunday 16 May

• 20 Apr 2021
• Hataitai Community Website
• It’s that time again! Grab your gloves and come help clean up the streets of our beautiful suburb. Anyone, of any age, can help. See you there! For more info email hataitaievents@gmail.com <figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " >
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Pierre Huyghe: Human Mask

• 20 Apr 2021
• City Gallery
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Drawn encounter between St Pat’s Town and St Bede’s College

• 20 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• St Pat’s Town celebrate No. 8 Jeremiah Collins’ late try, which gave Town a chance to equalise. Captain Cam Burgess kicked the sideline conversion and the two teams finished all square. PHOTO: Mike Lewis Pictures.  By Adam Julian  St Patrick’s College, Wellington and St Bede’s College have shared an eventful 37-37 draw at Evans Bay...
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Brett Graham: Tai Moana Tai Tangata

• 20 Apr 2021
• City Gallery
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The Future of Te Tiriti with Dr Carwyn Jones: 29 April at Te Awe Library

• 20 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Libraries
• What? Te Tiriti: Where to Now? When? Thursday 29 April, 12:30-1:20pm Where? Te Awe Library (29B Brandon Street) As Māmari Stephens points out in her essay “He rangi tā Matawhāiti, he rangi tā Matawhānui”, the 200th anniversary of the signing of te Tiriti o Waitangi isn’t far off.
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EOI open for masters rep team coach

• 20 Apr 2021
• Squash Wellington
• This year Wellington is hosting the NZ Masters individual and Team championships at Tawa and Mana Squash Clubs in October. A expressions of interest has already gone out for players for the team and Squash Wellington is now looking for the team coach. For more information please click on link below to apply. EOI close […]
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Play streets are magic, paperwork is not

• 20 Apr 2021
• Talk Wellington
• Play streets: a wonderful way to foster play and community resilience.
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CentrePort – Shipping Channel Maintenance

• 20 Apr 2021
• Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
• Our friends at Centreport have been in touch to let us know about maintenance that will be undertaken in the man shipping channel over the coming days… CentrePort is undertaking work to remove a build-up of sand in Wellington Harbour to ensure shipping has sufficient depth to operate, improving safety and efficiency.
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Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, 103, Oriental Parade, Oriental Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Point-of-care testing in our community

• 20 Apr 2021
• Wellington Free Ambulance
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Alpine Fault quake risk higher than experts thought

• 19 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Alpine Fault earthquake probability more than doubles after a University-led study builds one of the most complete records of its kind in the world.
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2021 Easter Survivor Camp

• 19 Apr 2021
• Ngati toa Sea Scouts
• Easter Survivor Camp was our first urban camp roaming far and wide across Wellington.
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Ngati Toa Scout Group, Parade Ground, Mana, Paremata, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Weekly News 19 April 2021

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• Options this week Tuesday 6.
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Results: Wellington Open Judo Champs – 17-18 April.

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington Judo Academy
• The Wellington Open was very well attended, after the smaller turnouts of 2020 and the North Wellington Open not going ahead because of the Level 2 Alert at the beginning... The post Results: Wellington Open Judo Champs – 17-18 April. appeared first on Wellington Judo.
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Come and gone: Grassroots 2021.

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington Judo Academy
• Following the cancellation of Grassroots 2020, this year’s event was Grassroots XII. Clubs represented from Wellington were Budokan, Tawa, Koizumi, Upper Hutt, Kapiti and the Academy. For the fourth time,... The post Come and gone: Grassroots 2021. appeared first on Wellington Judo.
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Tennyson Inlet Kayak

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
• What a fantastic way to spend Easter! A very memorable experience kayaking the Marlborough Sounds indeed. What made this trip so special? Everything that could go right, went right. If anything didn’t go to plan then it effortlessly became an adjusted plan. An early start to the long weekend on Thursday with an anticipated ferry ... Read more
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Council’s new committee structure agreed

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• The Independent Wellington City Council Governance Review has produced 13 recommendations with an emphasis on supporting effective governance, says Mayor Andy Foster.
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20 Twenty One: Logen Logeswaran

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Logen Logeswaran remembers well his first day at Wellington City Council. It was 17 February, 1994, and the engineer was in for a surprise, being taken out on a site visit to a busy intersection.
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ANZAC Day | Introducing Graduate Intern: Mark

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington Free Ambulance
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Emotions run high as Wellington welcomes first trans-Tasman flight

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington International Airport
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Wellington International Airport, Stewart Duff Drive, Strathmore Park, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6242, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Library without books

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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Work to start on new walking and biking paths through Miramar cutting

• 19 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Work to develop new walking and biking paths along the Maupuia side of Miramar Avenue, between Shelly Bay Road and Tauhinu Road, will get under way from early May.
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Bond Banter 19 April (SOME RUGBY NEWS IN BRIEFS AND INFORMATION FROM THE GROUND UP)

• 18 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Above: Caption this! PHOTO: Stewart Baird. Two rounds in the bag and four teams have won both their games – Marist St Pat’s, Upper Hutt Rams, Old Boys University and Petone. Ories have won one and drawn one, which was recorded on official channels as a win to Tawa on Saturday – and still is...
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Age-group stars celebrated

• 18 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• The star performers of the Wellington pathway teams were celebrated at the All-Round HVAC Cricket Wellington age-group...
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Victory Day Concert. 8 May 2021

• 17 Apr 2021
• Wellington Russian Club
• Dear friends! Wellington Russian Club invites you to join our event dedicated to the 76th anniversary of the Great Victory (Victory Day over Nazi Germany … Сообщение Victory Day Concert. 8 May 2021 появились сначала на Wellington Russian Club.
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Make a Submission on UHCC Long Term Plan

• 17 Apr 2021
• Save our Hills
• Submissions have now closed on the Long Term Plan Thank you to everyone who made a submission Council wants to give the public reserve...
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Close results in Swindale Shield second round

• 17 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• The Upper Hutt Rams beat Johnsonville 23-19 on their Old Timers’ Day at Maidstone Park. By Adam Julian, Steven White & Ian Knightly. Five of the seven second round Swindale Shield games in Wellington on Saturday went down to the wire, with little separating the sides on fulltime. Petone, the Upper Hutt Rams, Old Boys...
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Resident’s Association Meeting – Monday 3 May

• 17 Apr 2021
• Island Bay Residents' Association
• 17 April 2021 The Committee has been busy. Here’s an update on what’s happening in April and what you need to know about events in our suburb. Please note there are two consultations being run at present by Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC) and the Wellington City Council (WCC). Both consultations relate to the LongContinue reading "Resident’s Association Meeting – Monday 3 May"
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Sunday Sessions at the Cross

• 17 Apr 2021
• Wellington Jazz Cooperative
• Each week the session features compositions by a great jazz artist. The house band open with a couple of tunes and then musicians are invited up to join in.Featured composer: Oscar PetersonHouse Band: Leonardo Coghini (p), Seth Boy (b), Mark Lockett (d)Date and time: Sunday, 18 Apr 2021, 2.30-4.30pmVenue: The Southern Cross, 39 Abel Smith Street, Te Aro
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Mixed results in round two

• 17 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• Week two of club rugby is in the books with some mixed results for Marist St Pats teams who were scattered around Wellington...
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Wellington club rugby scoring updates 17 april

• 17 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• For scoring updates for round two of Wellington club rugby on Saturday 17 April see below.
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17-18 April.

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington Judo Academy
• All judo classes for the weekend 17-18 April are cancelled as the Wellington Open Judo Championships are being held at Kapiti College. Junior Judo Classes are now finished for Term... The post 17-18 April. appeared first on Wellington Judo.
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2021 Wellington Autumn Open May 1-2

• 16 Apr 2021
• Table Tennis Wellington
• Coming up! For details and entry head over to Tournament Planner Schedule SaturdayMay 1 SundayMay 2 9:00 AM Under 21 & Over 25 9:00 AM Under 12, Under 16, Over 45, Over 65 1:30 PM Open Events 1:30 PM Under... Continue Reading →
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Draw confirmed for 2021 NZ Barbarians U85 National Club Cup

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Auckland’s Eden ran away to beat Eastbourne in the semi-finals last year. PHOTO: Andy McArthur.  By NZR Media Release New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has announced the draw for the 2021 NZ Barbarians Under 85kg National Club Cup, with 45 teams from across 12 Provincial Unions set to compete. Some of the key match-ups from the...
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Nelson College convincing winners over Rongotai and St Pat’s Silverstream

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Adam Julian and Steven White. Photo by @tackld  Nelson College have sounded a warning to their southern rivals with two convincing victories over Rongotai College and St Patrick’s College, Silverstream on their short Wellington tour. Rongotai was slain 77-7 on Wednesday and Silverstream subdued 40-5 on Friday. Nelson used 25 players across both games...
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Breakfast fundraiser with Dr Ashley Bloomfield

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington Health Foundation
• Foundation Chair Bill Day enjoyed breakfast with about 70 prominent members of the Tawa Business Network this morning.
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Weekly Wrap Up (Week 11, Term 1)

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington High School
• Important Dates Monday 3 May — Term 2 starts Wednesday 5 May, 2pm-6pm — Year 11-13 Parent-Teacher conversations.
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Wellington High School, Taranaki Street, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Fernbird monitoring shows breeding is happening, 2021

• 16 Apr 2021
• Friends of Mana Island
• The fernbirds are everywhere! In April 2019, FOMI transferred 40 mātātā /North Island fernbirds from Rotokare Scenic Reserve in South Taranaki to Mana Island.
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Mana Island, Moki Street, Titahi Bay, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Safer Wellington Social Contract: Police Focus on Alcohol-free Zones

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Wellington Area Police and Wellington City Council have a spotlight on the city’s Alcohol-free Zones this month.
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Five-minute bird counts resurrected on Mana, April 2021

• 16 Apr 2021
• Friends of Mana Island
• Earlier this year Colin Miskelly produced a proposal to resurrect the 5-minute bird count surveys on Mana. The island is the focus of one of the most comprehensive ecological restoration programmes in New Zealand. However, there is little information published on how the landbird community on Mana has changed over time. The last farm stock […]
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April School Holidays: General Nerdery!

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Libraries
• The April school holidays are upon us! This year, Wellington City Libraries is inviting you to join us for General Nerdery all through the holiday period, from the 17th of April to the 2nd of May.
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Early season form to be tested in round two

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Johnsonville will be jumping for joy if they make it two from two this weekend when they play the Upper Hutt Rams away, while Paremata-Plimmerton return home to face defending first round champions Marist St Pat’s.
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Keith Spry Main Pool closure extension

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• The main pool closure at Keith Spry Pool has been extended until August as the project faces COVID-19 delays with a shortage of building supplies coming into New Zealand.
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Message for local residents – trans-Tasman flights coming soon!

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington International Airport
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Speargrass weevil survey gets underway, Feb 2021

• 16 Apr 2021
• Friends of Mana Island
• Late in 2020 Colin Miskelly proposed a one-off survey of speargrass weevils on Mana Island for early 2021. The expectation was for similar surveys to be undertaken occasionally (e.g. at 3–5 year intervals) to assess whether speargrass weevils are being impacted by the Beauveria fungus that is being spread by the flax weevils. The background to […]
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Friday Five: Fun free school holiday activities

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Stuck for what to do with the kids these school holidays and don’t want to break the bank? Well look no further. Here’s five great free things to do in our city between 17 April and 2 May.
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Kerr, Conway win top honours at Cricket Wellington Norwood Awards 

• 16 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Devon Conway and Amelia Kerr were presented with the Firebirds and Blaze Cricketer of the Year awards at the Cricket...
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A year on and Wellington ready to welcome its trans-Tasman whānau

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington International Airport
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The Plate Debate

• 16 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• How do you know which carbon fiber plate running shoes are right for you? Fortunately, Wellington Scottish is full of runners who are delighted to discuss that question. In this podcast, four Scottish members give their views on the latest offerings from Nike, Hona One One, Saucony, Asics, New Balance, and Adidas.SK · Carbon plate shoes
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Weekly E-News for Friday 16 April 2021

• 16 Apr 2021
• St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
• It was good to hear the Croft Pipe organ again on Easter Sunday.  Although the grand piano and the BaroqueRead More
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Principal’s Message (End of Term 1, 2021)

• 15 Apr 2021
• Wellington High School
• I met with a group of Wellington Principals yesterday and a representative from the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).
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Joining a camera club

• 15 Apr 2021
• Wellington Photographic Society
• A question we get asked a lot is why should you join a camera club, society or organisation.
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Newsletter Week Ending 18 April

• 15 Apr 2021
• Karori Anglican Churches
• SERVICES THIS WEEKEND Following the events of last weekend (fire in the Vestry) we are pleased to advise that we are able to use St Mary’s church from today and services will be held there this weekend.
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The (small) cost of cycleways

• 15 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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Around 45,000 people eligible for bowel screening test

• 15 Apr 2021
• Capital & Coast District Health Board
• People aged 60-74 years living in Kapiti, Porirua, and Wellington and who are enrolled with a GP can expect an invitation to participate in the free National Bowel Screening programme over the next two years.
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Central Library design principles agreed

• 15 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Wellington City Council has adopted four principles that will guide the design for modernising the Central Library building within the remediation plans.
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Big awards haul for Bracewell

• 15 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Wellington Firebirds captain Michael Bracewell has picked up an impressive haul of awards on day four of Cricket...
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Social Media Thursday

• 15 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• A new social round-up of posts curated from Monday-Thursday from around the #clubrugby and #communityrugby traps. Because the rugby news cycle rolls on 24/7 and many people aren’t on social media. This post is a corroborative one. Please message us any and all newsworthy or interest social media posts you see or email to editor@clubrugby.co.nz...
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New Wairarapa leadership team

• 15 Apr 2021
• Wellington Free Ambulance
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Foundation proudly funds Excellence Awards for ED staff

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington Health Foundation
• “During a busy shift, Registered Nurse Tessy recognised a critically unwell patient in the corridor who had abdominal pain and a blue leg.
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Johnsonville Market applies for Resource Consent

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Organisers have confirmed they will continue with the process to obtain resource consent from Wellington City Council to keep the Johnsonville Market operating at its current site.
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'New housing policy is really just a new tax package — and it’s a shambles'

• 14 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• With too many objectives and probable unintended consequences, the New Zealand Government’s policy risks serious incoherence, writes Professor Norman Gemmell.
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Voting opens for the Tawa Community Board by-election

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• As of today, enrolled voters in the Tawa region will be able to have their say in selecting a new member for the Tawa Community Board.
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Wellington Schools Yachting Regatta – Results

• 14 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• All results from yesterdays Yachting regatta can be found below: 2021 Wellington Schools Yachting Regatta Results  The post Wellington Schools Yachting Regatta – Results appeared first on College Sport Wellington.
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It’s not easy being green, unless you’re Carne Green

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Carne Green kicking for goal last Saturday in Petone’s first round win over Tawa. PHOTO: Stewart Baird. By Adam Julian Carne Green talks a lot. What is he on about? “Yeah, yeah, well I remember when my old man used to coach, and I was the ball boy. We had people like Eugene Smith, Mateaki...
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Apartment hell

• 14 Apr 2021
• Eye of the Fish
• Last night, on Prime TV, there was a programme on living in apartments in NZ.
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The Woods

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington Jazz Cooperative
• The Woods’ are a quartet from Wellington, NZ, playing original instrumental music.
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Incompetence and bullying spreads from Wellington Council to Upper Hutt Council.

• 14 Apr 2021
• Save our Hills
• The recent turmoil within the Wellington City and Lower Hutt Councils seems to be taking hold in many other Councils around the country....
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National Cadet and U15 Championships: Help Wanted

• 14 Apr 2021
• Hutt Valley Fencing Club
• Hutt Valley Fencing Club is responsible for running the Weapons Control and tuck shop for National U15 and Cadet Championships this year.
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Hurricanes v Crusaders Stat Attack

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Peter Marriott Round 7 v Crusaders: Lost 27-30 The Hurricanes record against the Crusaders is now played 41, won 13, lost 26 and drawn two. The Hurricanes have lost their first three home matches of the season for the first time ever. Previously they had lost two out of the first three in 1996,...
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Regional Sport and Recreation Awards Nominations

• 14 Apr 2021
• Athletics Wellington
• CLOSING SOON: Nominations for the Wellington Sport and Recreation Awards  The 2021 awards seek to recognise excellence and dedication during the last two years.
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Conway and Kerr shine at NZC Awards

• 14 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Firebirds batsman Devon Conway and Blaze allrounder Amelia Kerr have both claimed major honours at the ANZ New Zealand...
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Pedestrians vs cars

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
• Wellington city councillor Tamatha Paul is leading a new attempt to ban cars from inner city streets. Such plans have been around for more than a decade, but till now they’ve brought no result.
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Leading run scorers and wicket takers celebrated

• 14 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Wellington premier club cricket’s leading run scorers and wicket takers were celebrated today on day three of...
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Dave Robinson appointed as new Chief Executive

• 14 Apr 2021
• Wellington Free Ambulance
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Tasting plate of goodness: recent stuff

• 14 Apr 2021
• Talk Wellington
• There’s a lot going on at the moment; dive in and get a taster of it How We Live report – a doozy Hello, yes please We’re pretty excited about this – amongst all the “here’s how we fix housing” initiatives, this crowd seem unusually good.
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Climate change and ocean studies win marine biologist a PM science prize

• 14 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Dr Christopher Cornwall's MacDiarmid Emerging Scientist Prize is the latest of many successes for the University's researchers in the prestigious awards.
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Complete cycleway network? Rate it!

• 13 Apr 2021
• Island Bay Healthy Streets
• Wellingtonians spend $1.
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Golf Results – 2021 Philips Cup Final

• 13 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• Congratulations to all teams who took part in the Philips Cup final on a rainy day at Shandon Golf course.
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Hand Ball

• 13 Apr 2021
• Wellington Girls' College
• Kristina Hames – Year 13  (goalie for the WGC Senior A Handball team) has also been involved with beach handball and she has been included in the 2021 NZ Women’s Beach Handball Squad. Congrats Kristina!
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Wellington Girls' College, Pipitea Street, Pipitea, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Parking for scooters and motorbikes with new trial

• 13 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• A trial of the white triangle road marking in Wellington has just begun, providing parking spaces for smaller vehicles and motorbikes in residential streets.
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Past club rugby matches in photos. #001: Wellington v Upper Hutt Rams 2016

• 13 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• In association with Mike Lewis Pictures , a series telling the story of the match behind a photo. For no particular reason, the first of this series is from 2016 in a second round Jubilee Cup match between the Wellington Axemen and the Upper Hutt Rams at Maidstone Park. Wellington won the match 31-15. In...
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Trenna Packer Salver competition 2021

• 13 Apr 2021
• Wellington Photographic Society
• Attention nature photographers We are making a club entry into the Trenna Packer Salver competition again this year.
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Athletics

• 13 Apr 2021
• Wellington Girls' College
• A number of Wellington Girls’ College athletes represented Wellington at the North Island Secondary School Athletics Champs in Hamilton over the weekend of 10-11 April.
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Wellington Girls' College, Pipitea Street, Pipitea, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Equestrian

• 13 Apr 2021
• Wellington Girls' College
• Year 12 Hazel Jones had a huge weekend taking out the  ESNZ Show Hunter Junior Equitation Series on her horse Sancho. Natalie attended 20 shows throughout the season and has clocked up nearly 8000 kilometres heading off to shows each weekend, including two trips to Gisborne back to back and one to Wairoa. Congratulations Hazel.
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Wellington Girls' College, Pipitea Street, Pipitea, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

School holiday fun at our libraries

• 13 Apr 2021
• Porirua City Council
• 'Read Around the World' from the comfort of our local libraries this holidays.
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Anzac Day options aplenty in Porirua

• 13 Apr 2021
• Porirua City Council
• There are lots of different ways to commemorate Anzac Day in our city
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Plimmer, Johnson win Most Promising Players of the Year

• 13 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Blaze and Firebirds batters Georgia Plimmer and Troy Johnson have won the male and female Most Promising Players Awards ...
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University awarded funding towards Zero Carbon Plan

• 13 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• The goal of achieving net zero carbon by 2030 for Te Herenga Waka­—Victoria University of Wellington is a step closer today as the University is awarded funding to install LED lighting in its Rankine Brown building.
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Combined Big Band

• 13 Apr 2021
• Wellington Girls' College
• Congratulations to the Combined Big Band – The WC and WGC Combined Big Band won the Gold Big Band Award at the National Jazz Festival in Tauranga just before Easter.  Congratulations to Sophie Collingridge and Emily Hughes who are members of the band.
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Wellington Girls' College, Pipitea Street, Pipitea, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Volunteer dig days over winter

• 12 Apr 2021
• Makara Peak Mountain Bike Park
• Our volunteer dig days are back on each Sunday from 2:30-4:30pm throughout Autumn and Winter.
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Premier Futsal Finals Night

• 12 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• The Wellington Premier Futsal titles were decided at the ASB Sports Centre lastnight.
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Meet our Park Rangers

• 12 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• As a rule, Katie doesn’t spend too much time on the phone at work. The 25-year-old is more likely to be out and about offering gardening advice, ensuring outdoor public events run smoothly, and chatting to community conservation volunteers.
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Weekly News 12 April 2021

• 12 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• Remember to join us! Renew your membership or join online for the 2021-2022 year.
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Tuesday evening sessions 2021

• 12 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• Andy and Rowan’s Tuesday evening sessions are back.
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An On the Run Podcast: Sierra Ryland

• 12 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• In this podcast, On the Run chats with runner and triathlete Sierra Ryland. Sierra discusses her relationship with running and her new career as a personal trainer; she tells us what makes for a good personal trainer, what her clients are looking for, and what she has learned about all-round fitness and motivation. SK · Sierra Ryland
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Will Anthony’s 3000m Record headlines Wellington team performances at NISS

• 12 Apr 2021
• Athletics Wellington
• Will Anthony set an outstanding record over 3000 metres for Senior Boys at the North Island Secondary Schools Championships in Hamilton on Saturday.
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Winning ideas will help combat climate change

• 12 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Supporting events to become more sustainable, repurposing hotel linen to those in need, and new tech that will help direct people to correct disposal methods for various materials, are some of the innovating ideas to come out of 2021’s successful Climathon challenge.
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Success at Regional Athletics

• 12 Apr 2021
• Newlands College
• At the College Sport Regional Athletic Championships at Newtown Park there were a couple of standout performances from our students: Simon Donovan 3rd in AWD Boys 200M 1st in AWD Boys 100M Tiffany Natta 1st in AWD Girls Shot Put 1st in AWD 100M Top efforts against all comers
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Newlands College, 68, Bracken Road, Newlands, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6037, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Lynch leads the way for Olympic at Mt Running Champs

• 12 Apr 2021
• Athletics Wellington
• Deborah Lynch took the Women’s Wellington Mt Running title and lead her club to victory in the Queen Club of the Mountain competition.
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Improving fisheries management...

• 12 Apr 2021
• Friends of Taputeranga Marine Reserve
• McKenzie Tornquist, inaugural Kevin Smith Memorial scholarship recipient is looking at the small fish in Taputeranga Marine Reserve to make a big difference.
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Taputeranga Marine Reserve, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Assessing the impact of ocean acidification...

• 12 Apr 2021
• Friends of Taputeranga Marine Reserve
• 2019 Kevin Smith Memorial scholarship recipient Elizabeth Farnham engineered a special experimental system that allowed her to change the temperature and acidity of the sea water in her holding tanks and measure how calcifying sponges react to the changing environment.
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Top Scholars Celebrated

• 12 Apr 2021
• Samuel Marsden Collegiate School
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Samuel Marsden Collegiate School, Marsden Avenue, Karori, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6012, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Greenwood named Provincial A Player of the Year

• 12 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Taita District batsman Nick Greenwood has been named Men’s Provincial A Player of the Year on day one of Cricket...
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Mayor Opens Permanent Course

• 12 Apr 2021
• Orienteering Hutt Valley
• Upper Hutt mayor Wayne Guppy opened the new permanent courses at Harcourt Park yesterday, and 60 people took part.
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North Island Robins spotted in the park

• 12 Apr 2021
• Makara Peak Mountain Bike Park
• There have been several sightings of Robins around Mākara Peak recently which is exciting! These birds are very susceptible to predation and are usually only found on islands and in predator free areas.
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They’re not planning a fourth lane on Wellington Road?

• 12 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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Another successful Festival!

• 12 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• And a very special “Thank You” to a group of sponsors who contributed so that children could enjoy all the carnival rides free of charge! Newtown Festival is a family friendly event with a great focus on ensuring that people of all ages have an awesome time. We were delighted that this extra help made […]
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Bond Banter 12 April (NEWS IN BRIEFS, RUGBY INFORMATION FROM THE GROUND UP)

• 11 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Week one of Wellington club rugby in the books (and week four of Manawatu and week two of Hawke’s Bay, as far as other notable Hurricanes region club competitions go). More than one comment has described the first day of Wellington club rugby on Saturday ‘interesting.’ On paper, Poneke’s 68-5 win over Wellington to retain...
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News release – april 2021 – anzac day open day

• 11 Apr 2021
• Wrights Hill Fortress
• FOR IMMEDIATE USE … April 2021 Wellington’s historic Wrights Hill Fortress in Karori is open for public inspection again on ANZAC day, SUNDAY April 25th.
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Saving Randell Cottage: Video Screening and Website Launch

• 11 Apr 2021
• Randell Cottage Writers Trust
• Join members of the Randell Cottage Writers Trust, the Friends of Randell Cottage and the Friends of the Turnbull for a special screening of Saving Randell Cottage at the National Library on Friday, 30 April at 5:30 for 6:00 pm.
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Alan Martin Series Race Two

• 11 Apr 2021
• Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
• Wellington’s weather presented some challenges for the second race in the Alan Martin Series with a northerly front forecast to come in around 3pm so a windward/leeward course was set between Evans Bay and Matiu/Somes Island.
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Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, 103, Oriental Parade, Oriental Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Diving into the life cycle of sponges...

• 11 Apr 2021
• Friends of Taputeranga Marine Reserve
• Francesca Strano, 2020 recipient of the Kevin Smith Memorial scholarship, investigates the effects of of ocean warming on the early life stages of New Zealand sponges and their associated microbes.
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The Office Bar After Party

• 10 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• The Office Bar is bringing you a tasty selection of DJs to keep you grooving after the daytime festivities! Check out the lineup below. 5:30pm DJ Zaira7:00pm BioniCal8:30pm BDR10:00pm Joe Duncan
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Contrasting results in Swindale Shield opening round

• 10 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Defending Swindale Shield champions Marist St Pat’s opened their season with a 25-3 win over Hutt Old Boys Marist at home.
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Wellington club rugby scoring updates 10 April

• 10 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• For scoring updates for the opening day of Wellington club rugby on Saturday 10 April see below. For the full draw and the results posted on Saturday evening visit our Draws & Results pages. Stay tuned in to our social media pages throughout the weekend, for stories, results, photos and videos: https://www.facebook.com/NZClubRugby/ – https://twitter.com/clubrugby – ...
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Sunday Sessions at The Cross

• 10 Apr 2021
• Wellington Jazz Cooperative
• Each week the session features compositions by a great jazz artist. The house band open with a couple of tunes and then musicians are invited up to join in.Featured composer: Cole PorterHouse Band: Ayrton Foote (P), Daniel Yeabsley (B), Mark Lockett (D)Date and time: Sunday, 11 Apr 2021, 2.30-4.30pmVenue: The Southern Cross, 39 Abel Smith Street, Te Aro
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First up win in Swindale Shield

• 10 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• The first weekend of club rugby is in the books with some solid results for Marist St Pats around the rugby fields of Wellington...
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Activities and open space in Civic Square

• 10 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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Te Ngākau Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Weekly News for Friday 9th April

• 9 Apr 2021
• St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
• Kia ora te Whānau   Last evening Parish Council held its monthly meeting. One of the things we talked aboutRead More
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Weekly Wrap Up (Weeks 9 & 10, Term 1)

• 9 Apr 2021
• Wellington High School
• Important Dates Monday 12 April – Board meeting (6pm) Friday 16 April – End of Term 1 Monday 3 May — Term 2 starts Wednesday 5 May, 2pm-6pm — Year 11-13 Parent-Teacher conversations.
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Wellington High School, Taranaki Street, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

What you need to know about the Newtown Festival

• 9 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Maps and Programmes There will be maps and programmes available throughout the festival and attached to each recycling station.
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Workplace whistleblowers deserve more protection than new law will deliver

• 9 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Legislation cannot be the only solution, but it acts as a foundation for organisational and cultural change, writes Professor Michael Macaulay.
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Opening day for Wellington club rugby tomorrow

• 9 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Scott MacLean For round one draws and teamlists visit HERE or bookmark the Draws & Results tab on the menu bar above. And so it begins once more with the start of the 143rd season of club rugby in the nation’s capital. It’s a slightly later start than in recent years – though not...
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Choosing expansion for the Central Library

• 9 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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Wellington Central Library, Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Protecting our Pacific people from COVID-19

• 9 Apr 2021
• Capital & Coast District Health Board
• Meet Rose and Otila. They are leading the way when it comes to protecting our Pacific community by getting their first COVID-19 vaccination doses and training to vaccinate others.
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Aisle be Back: Hurricanes Club Day

• 9 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Kevin McCarthy  The season hit the wall on Saturday night, in one of those games that leave you with a distinctly unsettled taste in the mouth. If we’d won, we’d be celebrating a team that survived two yellow cards – the last one being a shocker that was also of course a penalty try....
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Meet the cast of Seasons – Flora

• 9 Apr 2021
• Capital E
• Growing up, Flora loved escaping to new worlds through stories, that love only grew greater when she realised that through theatre, she got to become a direct part of them.
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Meet the cast of Seasons – Dom

• 9 Apr 2021
• Capital E
• “Dom is soon to graduate from Victoria University with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Film, with a minor in NZSL.
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Entries Open – 2021 Hurricanes Under 15 Rugby Tournament

• 8 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• Secondary Schools are now invited to enter the Hurricanes Under 15 Boys Rugby Tournament.
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Filipino Village Fiesta

• 8 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Filipino Village @ Newtown Festival 2021 invites you on Sunday, 11th April from 10am to 4pm @ St Anne’s Carpark.
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MixClub

• 8 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Newtown Ave Block Party // 11:00 – 1:00pm MixClub is… Four DJ’ing friends bringing their Berlin- and London-acquired love of minimal, deep house and techno to the Wellington scene.  Expect some nice, subtle and tasty tunes. Mmmm…
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Majority vote on mana whenua representation proposal

• 8 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• A proposal to add mana whenua representation to Wellington City Council committees later this year – with the representatives having a vote and being paid – received a majority vote to go to full Council this month at yesterday’s Strategy and Policy Committee meeting.
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Getting your garden ready for autumn

• 8 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Warm soil and cool air, the perfect conditions for your garden to grow, bloom and flourish this autumn. We had a chat with one of our Botanic Garden ki Paekākā gardeners, Dale Such, to get his top tips on how to prepare your gardens for our autumn weather.
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FOMI work trip – 27-29 November 2020 – a very wet weekend

• 8 Apr 2021
• Friends of Mana Island
• The weather in the lead up to this trip plus the changing forecasts raised doubts over whether the trip would proceed. Eliot was keen around midday Friday for us leave earlier as winds were forecast to rise later – they certainly did too. It was quite a rough trip across. Some people weren’t able to […]
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Mana Island, Moki Street, Titahi Bay, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

FOMI work trip – October 2020 – flax weevil MIQ set up

• 8 Apr 2021
• Friends of Mana Island
• Now back at level 1 we were able to take a full complement of 17. It was back to sharing smaller spaces and noisier, but as usual a friendly and good natured group. There were many new faces on this trip. Most joined Will on his critter search, Friday night at the flax weevil trial site. […]
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Mana Island, Moki Street, Titahi Bay, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Meet the cast of Seasons – Mia

• 8 Apr 2021
• Capital E
• Mia Alonso-Green is a Wellington based performer who graduated with a performing arts degree from Te Auaha New Zealand School of Creativity.
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Friday Five: What’s new in Newtown

• 8 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Newtown is one of Pōneke’s most vibrant, colourful communities and there is always heaps going on, from art projects to festivals to workshops. Check out what’s new in Newtown this season!
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Newtown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Newsletter Week Ending 11 April

• 8 Apr 2021
• Karori Anglican Churches
• KARORI ANGLICAN AGM – MON 12 APRIL, 7PM7pm – Tea and coffee served7.
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Seren

• 8 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Newtown Social Club After Party // 9:45 – 10:45pm Formerly a harmony queen vocalist and drum & bass ballerina, Seren decided to cut out the middle-man and get the tools into her own hands. Vocal driven, butty bass & velvet vibes.
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Newtown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Classroom environments have more impacts than you think

• 8 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Children spend a large part of their waking life in school, so ensuring good indoor environmental quality is important, writes Dr Aniebietabasi Ackley.
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Lionesses Djane and Zahra pass away

• 8 Apr 2021
• Wellington Zoo
• Wellington Zoo are deeply saddened after their elderly Lionesses, Djane and Zahra were euthanised today, leaving the Zoo with no Lions. Both Lionesses had been closely monitored by animal care and veterinary staff over the past 18 months due to age-related health concerns, however Djane’s health recently deteriorated.
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Wellington Zoological Gardens, Melrose Crescent, Melrose, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6023, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Ravindra gets first BLACKCAPS call-up

• 8 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Wellington Firebirds 21-year-old all-rounder Rachin Ravindra has earned his maiden call-up to the BLACKCAPS Test...
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Protecting our Pacific people from COVID-19

• 8 Apr 2021
• Hutt Valley District Health Board
• Meet Rose and Otila. They are leading the way when it comes to protecting our Pacific community by getting their first COVID-19 vaccination doses and training to vaccinate others.
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Deciding on the future of Civic Square

• 8 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scoop
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Te Ngākau Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Centre Champs event Guide

• 8 Apr 2021
• Port Nicholson Poneke Cycling Club
• PNP Cycling Club is hosting this year’s Wellington Centre Road Championships in the Wairarapa. Click below for full details. The Time...
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Class War On The Dance Floor

• 7 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Newtown Social Club After Party // 8:45 – 9:45pm Class War On The Dance Floor produces revolutionary beats weaving hip hop, chiptunes and retro synth soundscapes, with lyrics that smash the patriarchy and rhythms that empower humanity.
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Newtown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Club Rugby A-Z 2021

• 7 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• By Scott MacLean The 2021 club season finally gets underway across the province this weekend with the first round of a full 13 for the Premier Swindale Shield, as well as the start of the rebranded Premier 2 competition and the top four Women’s Rebecca Liua’ana Trophy. Our sixth annual A-Z looks ahead at the...
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2021 Premier/Premier Reserve Season – The Arrivals and Departures Lounge

• 7 Apr 2021
• Old Boys - University Rugby Club
• Here are the movements for 2021 as far as we know!   Departures Taine Plumtree has been contracted to the Blues.
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Polish Storytellers

• 7 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Arney Street // 10-10:30am, 11-11:30am, 2-2:30pm, 3-3:30pm Have you seen the Wawel Dragon?  Want to know more about the mermaid who protects the people of Warsaw? Know how to catch a Basilisk without being turned into stone?  Stories told in English.
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Polish Storytellers

• 7 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Arney Street // 10-10:30am, 11-11:30am, 2-2:30pm, 3-3:30pm Have you seen the Wawel Dragon?  Want to know more about the mermaid who protects the people of Warsaw? Know how to catch a Basilisk without being turned into stone? Stories told in English.
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Young Gho$t

• 7 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Newtown Social Club // 9:00 – 10:30pm Veteran mic killer, certified deck spinner and big time vibe bringer Young Gho$t has been laying heat and strapping beats with militant fervour ever since he first started making music in 2014.
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Newtown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Why Westpac could struggle to find the right buyer for its New Zealand subsidiary

• 7 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• Many factors may have led the bank to consider selling, but where are the prospective buyers, ask associate professors David Tripe and Martien Lubberink.
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New Zealand Football – Secondary School Aged Survey

• 7 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• The following is a message from New Zealand Football: Dear Key Stakeholders, We value your opinion and would like to hear from you! TAKE OUR SURVEY HERE New Zealand Football has put together a working group to meet and discuss some of the unique challenges for secondary school-aged footballers.
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Enabling communities to move away from climate risks

• 7 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• New Zealand could be on the brink of another world first: laws to provide for climate adaptation, including managed retreat, writes Professor Catherine Iorns.
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NISS Athletics Team Info

• 7 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• Congrats to all students who will head away this weekend to Hamilton for the North Island Secondary Schools Athletic Competition.
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On Harry Styles, campness and post-WWI men’s fashion in New Zealand

• 7 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• In the 1920s and 30s, fears men weren’t masculine enough prompted one magazine to issue fashion advice to counter effeminacy, writes Ailish Wallace-Buckland.
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20 Twenty One: Bernice Dickie

• 7 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• She was a key player in the aftermath of the Central Library closure and has had a rugby season ticket since the stadium opened. Get to know our loyal librarian who’s been serving the city for almost 60 years.
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Wellington Central Library, Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Essential workers’ voices on the 2020 lockdown

• 7 Apr 2021
• Victoria University of Wellington
• As we reflect on New Zealand's collective effort against COVID-19, essential workers’ experiences should be to the fore, writes Dr Nayantara Sheoran Appleton.
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Premiers set for Swindale

• 7 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• Our Premier Men have completed their preparations and will commence their Swindale Shield defence this weekend...
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Final over thriller to round out the summer

• 7 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• Scorecard DAY FOUR The last match of the summer went down to the wire in the tightest of finishes to end the New...
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Minister marks World Health Day with COVID-19 vaccination

• 7 Apr 2021
• Hutt Valley District Health Board
• Minister of Health Hon Andrew Little today marked World Health Day by receiving his COVID-19 vaccination at Wellington Regional Hospital.
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Colts buoyed by Sacred Heart

• 7 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• Our Colts are back in 2021 and buoyed by the addition of a large contingent from Sacred Heart College in Auckland...
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Minister marks World Health Day with COVID-19 vaccination

• 7 Apr 2021
• Capital & Coast District Health Board
• Minister of Health Hon Andrew Little today marked World Health Day by receiving his COVID-19 vaccination at Wellington Regional Hospital.
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Donation Receipts

• 7 Apr 2021
• Wellington Girls' College
• Donation receipts for the tax year 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2021 have been emailed out. If you haven’t received this, please check your spam box or social promotions folder.
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Wellington Girls' College, Pipitea Street, Pipitea, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Bret McKenzie and Band

• 7 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Bret performs Songs without Jokes with a ten-piece band of Wellington musicians.
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Sean Barker

• 7 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• A musician, dad, former radio presenter and sometime podcaster.
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20 Twenty One: Celebrating our people

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• It’s 2021, so we’re sharing stories about 21 of our people who have worked at Council for 20 years or more.
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Luise Metelka - 2021 NZ Barista Champion

• 6 Apr 2021
• Flight Coffee
• We're beyond proud to announce that Luise (Lu) has taken out the title and is the newly crowned 2021 Meadow Fresh NZ Barista Champion.
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Naylor Love April Update – Bupa Care Facility 122 Churchill Dr

• 6 Apr 2021
• Ngaio Progressive Association
• Naylor Love advise that the scaffolding is continuing to come down around the building and is now heading into the first courtyard.
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School Leavers to Watch 2021

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington Club Weekly
• Heated action from the 2020 Premiership First XV final at Porirua Park, that saw Scots College edge St Pat’s Silverstream 24-21. Many of the players that contested the final are joining the Wellington cub rugby ranks this year. A look at some of them below. After a couple of weak years previously, Wellington Secondary Schools...
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Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Consultation now open on Wellington City Council’s 10-Year Plan

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Wellington Mayor Andy Foster is delighted that the draft 2021-31 Long-term Plan is out for consultation.
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ZEALANDIA's predator exclusion fence – knowledge now available to all

• 6 Apr 2021
• Zealandia
• ZEALANDIA’s world-first predator exclusion fence is now twenty years old. Alongside the enormous amount of research and testing that went into the development of the fence itself, we now have two ...
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Zealandia, Lake Road, Highbury, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6012, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Resource Management Charging Policy 2021

• 6 Apr 2021
• Greater Wellington Regional Council Have Your Say
• Greater Wellington would like your feedback on proposed changes to our Resource Management Charging Policy.
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Earl Le Duke

• 6 Apr 2021
• Newtown Festival
• Newtown Ave Block Party Stage // 2:30 – 4:30pm Born from the deep jungle and rolling with some monster bootleg swagger, a dollop of quirky horns and a dash of lurching swing, Earl Le Duke weaves together a drooling mixture of styles, genres and tempos, bringing you the bass from the Bayou…Conjuring modern DJ voodoo with vintage midi trickery Earl broadcasts Bass-line, Swamp-bass ‘n’ Breaks with a tropical flavour, some Eastern charm and a sub bass rattle. Responsible for underground phenomenon The Swamp Shack Sound System and running all things musical in the now infamous Wellington Juke Joint known as Laundry, Earl Le Duke has one foot in the mangroves and the other in the dancehall…
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Newtown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Weekly News 6 April 2021

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• Remember to join us! Renew your membership or join online for the 2021-2022 year.
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Foundation donors help patients in need of lifesaving kidney dialysis

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington Health Foundation
• Sadly, demand for outpatient renal dialysis has been steadily increasing.
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Postcards Post-Quarantine – Melissa Moon

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
• In the first of a new series of podcasts, On the Run talks to Melissa Moon, the club’s female athlete of the century. Melissa discusses her world mountain running victories, the training principles she followed throughout her career, her approach to coaching, and the psychology of good racing. SK · Melissa Moon
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Wellington Junior Athletes Enjoy Success at 12 & 13 Interprovincial Teams Event

• 6 Apr 2021
• Athletics Wellington
• Over Easter weekend Athletics Wellington 12- and 13-year-old athletes travelled to Palmerston North to compete in the annual age group Interprovincial Championships.
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Trego Tops at Regionals

• 6 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• “I was confused.
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Let’s Groove – QMC Wins National 3×3 Title

• 6 Apr 2021
• College Sport Wellington
• The energy of Tawhirikura Doyle bristles down the phone when she reflects on the National Secondary Schools 3×3 basketball triumph by Queen Margaret College (QMC) last week.
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Decision 6 - Funding the Central Library rebuild | Kōrero mai | Wellington City Council

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington City Council
• Wellington’s much-loved Central Library was closed in March 2019 following an engineering assessment saying that the way the floor was designed presented a high level of potential failure in a significant earthquake. It has a similar floor design to one used in the now demolished Statistics House, where a floor collapsed in the Kaikoura earthquakes. In 2020, we ran a six-week consultation in which we asked for public feedback on five options for restoring a Central Library service in Te Ngākau Civic Square. The options all considered the resilience of the building, future proofing the library service, the connection to Te Ngākau, and the overall costs.
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Wellington Central Library, Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Hopes Dashed in NZ Relays

• 6 Apr 2021
• Orienteering Hutt Valley
• OHV's best hopes in Mixed Masters (40+) were dashed by mis-punches, an ever-present hazard in relays.
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Civic Awards back after Covid-19 break

• 6 Apr 2021
• Porirua City Council
• Nominations for oustanding volunteer work in our community opens today and will close on 3 May 2021.
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Copeland to lead Premier Women

• 6 Apr 2021
• Marist St Pats Rugby
• Our Premier Women's side have named playmaker Cheyne Copeland as their captain ahead of their season opener...
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Wellington Airport welcomes travel bubble news

• 6 Apr 2021
• Wellington International Airport
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Wellington International Airport, Stewart Duff Drive, Strathmore Park, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6242, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)

Cricket Wellington selects inaugural ‘Volunteer XI’

• 6 Apr 2021
• Cricket Wellington
• The Wellington cricket community’s most dedicated volunteers have been recognised for their commitment to the...
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New CPW building starts to go up