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The highs and lows of being Mayor
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- We asked two previous Mayors, Dame Kerry Prendergast and Celia Wade-Brown, to reflect on their time in office and asked what Wellington needs next. The post The highs and lows of being Mayor appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Wellington city’s mayoral candidates: 20 questions
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- Not sure who to vote for? We quizzed nine of Wellington city's mayoral candidates on the top issues affecting the capital and put them into a handy table. The post Wellington city’s mayoral candidates: 20 questions appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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The Holloway way: The boho home in the city
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- Meet the family living the hippy life just a stones throw from the CBD, growing their own food and welcoming others to their little slice of the world. The post The Holloway way: The boho home in the city appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Aro Valley, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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How these Aro cottages became a bohemian haven
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- Meet the family living the hippy life just a stones throw from the CBD, growing their own food and welcoming others to their little slice of the world. The post How these Aro cottages became a bohemian haven appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Mitchelltown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6012, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Council puckerooed?
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- Tim Brown mulls over solutions to city-wide problems ahead of October's local body elections. The post Council puckerooed? appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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What do we want, Wellington?
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- We asked ten influential people what they think Wellington needs to get its mojo back. The post What do we want, Wellington? appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Family affair
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- If you blink you could miss it. Inside is a boutique cakery with a towering array of sweet treats, freshly baked on the premises daily. Delicious creamy, herbaceous chicken and rocket sandwiches, monstrous chocolate and peanut butter brownies, and, crucially, hot coffee. Tomboy, named after her son Tomislav, says owner Kate Marinkovich, has been open for five years.
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Tomboy, Majoribanks Street, Mount Victoria, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Art ahoy
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- The sinking of The Sealion feels like the end of an era. We look back at how the old vessel brought art and music to the city's shores. The post Art ahoy appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Workspace worth coming to work for
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- From freelancers to full teams, more people are finding flexible workspaces work for them. Generator show us around the new Bowen Campus.
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The Wellington firm making plastic fantastic
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- Plastic gets a bad wrap, but one Wellington business is doing it right. The post The Wellington firm making plastic fantastic appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Flight Plastics, 75, Wainui Road, Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, 5010, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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CPotY 2022 Winners
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- Find out who won each category and who is our 2022 Capital Photographer of the Year! The post CPotY 2022 Winners appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Unchained Melody: Letters to our idols
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- From one writer to another. In celebration of Pride month and the Queer Arts Festival Melody Thomas shares her letter to playwright Oscar Wilde. The post Unchained Melody: Letters to our idols appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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CPotY 2022 Finalists
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- Here we go – from 2,500 photos, it's your 2022 Capital Photographer of the Year finalists. The post CPotY 2022 Finalists appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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CPotY 2022 Semi Finalists
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- Here's your 2022 semi-finalists for Capital Photographer of the Year The post CPotY 2022 Semi Finalists appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Let there be light
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- Learn more about the fascinating life of a theatrical lighting designer with Marcus McShane. The post Let there be light appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Kaitiaki Kurt
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- Kurt Komene was part of the team behind Massey's stunning marae. The post Kaitiaki Kurt appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Wall of duty
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- With a Porirua business about to go under, one employee stepped up and saved it. Meet the whānau behind Aspiring Walls. The post Wall of duty appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Keepers of the light
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- Claire O'Loughlin explores the history of the lighthouses that guard our coasts. The post Keepers of the light appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Pickled pink
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- Esther Lewis loves to get things fizzing, frothing and fermenting. She tells us why. The post Pickled pink appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Wellington beer guide 2022
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- Quench your thirst with our free, pint-sized beer guide, showcasing the best spots to sip on something good. The post Wellington beer guide 2022 appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Twelve hours at Oriental
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- Hold onto your chips. Photographer Isabella Griffiths documents a day at Wellington's summery seafront. The post Twelve hours at Oriental appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Oriental Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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New beat to an old tune
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- Kali and Myles Gazely’s stately Khandallah home looks like something out of a fairytale. Resting behind huge iron gates in the suburb’s dress circle, the two-storey 1904 house is nestled in a lush garden on a flat 1,202-square-metre section. The 500-square-metre house was originally built for Wellington’s royalty – for Herbert Kirkcaldie, the second son of Kirkcaldie and Stains’ founder John.
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Khandallah, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6035, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The house that grew
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- Visit the iconic hilltop home that consumed architect Ian AthfieldThe post The house that grew appeared first on Capital Magazine.
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Amritsar Street, Khandallah, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6035, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Bird in a bag
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- Meet the baby tūī touring Wellington's cafés from inside this woman's side bag.
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Day at the marae
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- Charmaine McLean-Whaanga was in the famous Washday at the Pa by Ans Westra as a little girl. Fifty-something years on, her grandson Chev is now a photographer himself, exploring Māori cultural identity in modern New Zealand. We asked Chev to show us around the Koraunui Marae in Stokes Valley, where he grew up.
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Stokes Valley, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, 5019, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Best of Wellington: Winners hall of fame
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- Featured in Capital #79 Subscribe to get the real thing here Every two years, locals come out in the thousands to vote in our Best of Wellington awards. Celebrating our most laudable locals across retail and hospitality, this year’s competition covered everything from kebabs, cafés, and crafting to fashion, flowers, and fine dining.
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Women’s rugby is not men’s rugby
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- The buzz around women’s rugby has magnified considerably since the Black Ferns Sevens won Gold at the Tokyo Olympics. Activist Alice Soper talks to Matthew Casey about sustainable support of the women’s game at all levels, not just a flurry of excitement once every four years. Alice Soper, a former Wellington Pride front-rower, has been generating attention for the sport for some time.
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Earthquake laboratory
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- By Matthew PlummerIllustration by Kumi Matsumoto Featured in Capital #77Subscribe to get the real thing hereEarthquake design has always taken top billing in the Wellington region yet world first and ground-breaking engineering design that we all benefit from is mostly unknown.
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Secret life of streams
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- Flowing silently beneath Wellington are streams diverted through culverts and pipes on their way to the sea. Ham Davidson, Science Communication and Research Advisor for the Environmental Protection Authority, sheds some light on one of them and how it’s being protected.
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Six burgers you should try during Visa Wellington On a Plate 2021
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- Every year Burger Wellington comes around, and picking just a few burgers never gets any easier.
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