Blogs / July 2013
August 2013 | June 2013-
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Reducing Condensation(3)-Kitchens and living areas
- Sarah Free
- Small actions can make quite a difference to how dry your home is: put lids on pots, especially if cooking for a long time, simmer rather than boil hard use the kitchen extractor fan if you have one, or else open a nearby window -just a crack is usually sufficient.
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Libraries- an under-utilised resource?
- Sarah Free
- I belong to a variety of organisations- many of them not-for-profit- and we are often looking for places to hold a meeting for an hour or so.
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Strathmore Community Base- more community events planned
- Sarah Free
- I had the pleasure of meeting with some of the staff and volunteers two weeks ago and popped along today to the garage sale held from 10 am to 3pm. They are doing a lot with the resources they have and they’d like to do more! For a start they are aiming to have a community event every two months. The next one will be something to celebrate women’s lives and contribution.
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Strathmore Park, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6242, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Kilbirnie shop for sewing and knitting needs
- Sarah Free
- Wellington Sewing Services, in Kilbirnie Plaza (off Bay Road), is a great shop that probably deserves to be better known.
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Kilbirnie, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Liftshaft
- Eye of the Fish
- Looks like Luke’s Lane Liftshaft is likely to lay down after a long period of lonesome inactivity. Apparently it is leaning in an alarming manner – anything off vertical rings alarm bells in our vertically oriented city – and this last remnant of the 80s is due to be axed.
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Lukes Lane, Te Aro, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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Earthquake expert Q&A
- Te Papa's blog
- With all the earthquake related activity in central New Zealand going on at the moment, we took the opportunity to put your questions about what’s going on under our feet to our resident Subject Expert – Earth Science, Hamish Campbell from GNS Science.
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Earthquake: over-reaction?
- Eye of the Fish
- Whilst I am fully aware that was a nasty series of shakes on Sunday evening, and indeed over the last few days, I’m very disappointed in the over-reaction of the media to this seismic event. RadioNZ reported that a building in Featherston St had a collapsed concrete facade – I don’t know about you, but I thought “Crikey! If a concrete facade can collapse, then what about the brick facades in Cuba St!” – and so I set off to find out which building had collapsed. As it turns out, none of them.
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WAM – Ban, No thank you man.
- Eye of the Fish
- I’ve done a quick google review and I believe what you are about to read is a true EYE OF THE FISH EXCLUSIVE! This week I’ve had the opportunity to go on site and look inside Shigerua Ban’s Transitional (Cardboard) Cathedral here in Christchurch, and I have to say what I’m writing weighs heavily on [...]
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Super or not?
- Eye of the Fish
- The news Last week that the Ghuznee St development “Ink” is to go ahead but without the accompanying New World mini-supermarket is probably a good thing. It has taken a long time to resolve itself though, with negotiations taking place over the last few years, and various proposals for different schemes in different forms. At [...]
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Ghuznee Street, Te Aro, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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The statistics back up my manifesto: we need to help young Wellingtonians
- Jack Yan
- One of the things I hear when campaigning is that one should not focus too much on youth, because young people do not vote as much.
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