Café Bastille

Café Bastille was opened in September 2001 by Mark Limacher of the Roxburgh Bistro. It is just a short stroll from Courtenay Place and the many theatres, hotels and night clubs. Bastille is a traditional French Bistro serving good old fashioned French food.

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- A Waikato Pilgrimage
  - 4 Jun 2025
  - Friends of Te Papa
  - 5-8 June 2025 This tour offers an insight into the role of the church and the early settlement of the Waikato region. Led by Sir David Moxon; a former Archbishop […]
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- Widening the Aperture: What Looking Up to Photograph the Night Sky Can Teach Us About Life and Leadership
  - 3 Jun 2025
  - Friends of Te Papa
  - Chris McKeown is an avid astrophotographer who spends long nights around Wellington, Taranaki, Queenstown, and Lake Tekapo chasing the stillness of the night sky. By day, he’s a seasoned energy […]
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- June 2025 Balladeer
  - 2 Jun 2025
  - Acoustic Routes
  - You can download the June 2025 Balladeer here. The post June 2025 Balladeer first appeared on Acoustic Routes.
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- Academy Roundup – Week 10
  - 2 Jun 2025
  - Wellington Phoenix
  - A tough set of fixtures for the Wellington Phoenix academy. The weekend saw both reserves sides enter the national cup competitions with mixed results. In the Delivereasy Kate Sheppard Cup, the women’s reserves strolled to an 8-1 victory away to... The post Academy Roundup – Week 10 appeared first on Wellington Phoenix.
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- Stevens Invitational: Ballantyne & Shirley Barton Handicap Race Results
  - 2 Jun 2025
  - Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
  - On 2 June (King’s Birthday), Todd, Peter, Dani, and Alan resurrected the traditional “Stevens invitational” Ballantyne Cup and Shirley Barton Trophy (with a few tweaks). The race took place by the Hutt River, using the 2.5km loop of Strand Park, Ava Railway foot bridge, and Ewen Bridge. Runners and walkers could choose between racing 1, […]
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A Waikato Pilgrimage

Widening the Aperture: What Looking Up to Photograph the Night Sky Can Teach Us About Life and Leadership

June 2025 Balladeer

Academy Roundup – Week 10

Stevens Invitational: Ballantyne & Shirley Barton Handicap Race Results