Community Groups / August 2022
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SH59 Remediation Update
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- The next update on the re-opening of SH59 between Paekākāriki and Pukerua Bay will be provided on Friday 2 September. The hillside continues to be assessed daily to ensure safe … SH59 Remediation Update Read More »
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2022 agm
- Wellington Photographic Society
- AGM 2022 (In-person & Zoom Meeting) Thursday September 8th, 2022 @ 7:00 – 9.00pm Members of the Wellington Photographic Society […]
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August Update in your inbox
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Or read it here: https://mailchi.mp/c0e0d0946328/august-update?e=5559de1c78
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Youth Role and Families Role Vacancies at St John’s in the City
- St John's in the City
- Working with a team for lively ministry with Youth and with Children & Families …is this something God is calling you to? We are wanting to explore possibilities with anyone who has a passion and aptitude for these ministries.
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PAT the mayoral candidates (Paul Eagle, Andy Foster and Tory Whanau) - on Monday 5 Sept - 6pm - St Peters on Willis Street
- Inner-City Wellington
- <figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > PAT - these mayoral candidates: Paul Eagle, Andy Foster & Tory Whanau Local elections 2022____Come along to this free public event with your questions for these three Wellington City mayoral candidates! They’ll provide their pitch and then it’s question time. Here are the event details: Monday 5 September 2022 6pm-7.30pm (doors open at 5.30) at St Peter’s Church, Willis Street, Wellington Just come along on the night, or let us know via Eventbrite.
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Building Update - 1 September 2022
- All Saints Hataitai
- We thought we would give you an update about what has happened in regards to our building recently - which in short is not much!As part of our MAP - Taking Flight process we were looking at some options of what could buildings be used for in this parish in the future and I am sure that has sparked some discussion and some ideas that might be floating around. The Brick Building In July, we received a letter from the Council asking us for an engineering report as they had identified that the building was potentially an earthquake risk. In working with the Diocese we provided the engineering report that was done a while ago (which subsequently meant we could not use the building). Therefore you will see on the doors of the building there are now official notices from the council stating the risk of the building's earthquake rating. It also states on it that we have until 2 July 2037 to rectify the situation.
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Vicar's Letter - 2nd September 2022
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints whānau,Last week we finished up the meeting part of our MAP process.
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Meet the candidates
- Island Bay Healthy Streets
- I watched a two hour Meet the Candidates meeting so you don't have to The Island Bay & Owhiro Bay Residents Associations held their candidates meeting for Mayor, Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Paekawakawa/Southern ward on 25 August.
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Owhiro Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6023, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Tiaki gives Te Wao Nui two thumbs up!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We were super excited to welcome our new friend Tiaki to Te Wao Nui today! Tiaki loved being shown around the new hospital, said it’s looking mīharo/magnificent, and gave it a big two thumbs up! Tiaki also loved seeing the new soft toy, colouring book and plasters that have been created by the Foundation and.
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Amazing gift from Foundation donor
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Last week ended on a high note when The Music Warehouse Lower Hutt dropped off our gorgeous new piano.
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REMINDER Community Survey- LAST WEEK
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- The Island Bay Residents Association is undertaking a survey open to everyone who lives in or has a business in Island Bay or Southgate. We want to hear about your local issues and priorities to better support and represent you. The survey should take you about 5-10 minutes to complete. You can find the survey hereContinue reading "REMINDER Community Survey- LAST WEEK"
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Wellington Ferry Precinct Redevelopment update
- Thorndon Residents Assocation
- Kia ora, We wanted to let you know that early construction work is planned to start on the Kaiwharawhara Wellington ferry terminal redevelopment on 5 September 2022. National contractor John Fillmore Contracting (JFC) has been selected to undertake this early construction work. They will be preparing Kaiwharawhara Point for the main terminal construction works which […]
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Kaiwharawhara Point, Kaiwharawhara, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6035, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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What is Social Justice Week? / He aha tēnei mea te Wiki o te Whai Tika?
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- Social Justice Week/Te Wiki o te Whai Tika was established by the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference in 1997 as on ongoing commitment in the Catholic calendar to consider, reflect […]
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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SH59 Pukerua Bay Hillside Stabilisation
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Waka Kotahi has provided an update on the measures being taken to lessen the threat of further slips. This work is going to take times. The opening of TG provides … SH59 Pukerua Bay Hillside Stabilisation Read More »
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SH59 Pukerua Bay Hillside Stabilisation
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Waka Kotahi has provided an update on the measures being taken to lessen the threat of further slips. This work is going to several weeks. The opening of Transmission Gully … SH59 Pukerua Bay Hillside Stabilisation Read More »
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Transmission Gully Motorway, Kenepuru, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Heard about the "provocative new artwork" on the waterfront?
- Inner-City Wellington
- From Stuff 'I Will Not Speak Māori': Tame Iti's provocative new artwork The installation (which will be open from 1 September) marks 50 years since the Māori language petition was delivered by Iti and Māori activist group Ngā Tamatoa from Tāmaki Makaurau to Parliament in Te Whanganui-a-Tara in 1972, calling for recognition of te reo Māori. Read the Stuff story here
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Meet the Candidates Night Video
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Did you miss the meet the Candidates night on Thursday 25th but are keen to hear what the candidates had to say? Watch the video here: IBRA/OBRA Meet the Candidates Night 25th August 2022 The video has been edited to remove silence/questions being repeated/time when the mic is being passed around etc. No audible contentContinue reading "Meet the Candidates Night Video"
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Weekly E-News for 26 August 2022
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- I went to get my outdoor cushions out of the cushion box which sits outside in my patio and all the cushions were wet and mouldy. Sadly underneath the cushions was my last large piece of tapa which was also wet and mouldy. I’m not sure how to salvage it but it is now in […]
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The Cathedral Connection 28 August 2022
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Newsletter Week Ending 28 August
- Karori Anglican Churches
- FAREWELL SERVICE FOR BISHOP ELLIE – TOMORROW!When: Saturday 27 August 3pm – 5pmWhere: St Paul’s Cathedral, 2 Hill Street, WellingtonBishop Ellie will have her final, farewell service at the Cathedral on Saturday, 27 August at 3pm, to which everyone is warmly welcome.Kai will be shared after and the Dio have asked if you are […]
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Vicar's Letter - 26th August 2022
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints Whānau This week we have our last week in our “A Kingdom of” series and is also a Central Gathering Sunday which will be an awesome opportunity for us all to gather in the room to celebrate, worship, pray and fellowship together.
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Talk: Human Geography -The photo essays of David Cook.
- Friends of Te Papa
- Most of David's documentary projects deal with communities in transition, contested space, community and ecology.
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Notes from the August 2022 meeting
- Newtown Residents' Association
- This meeting was held at the Community Lounge at St Thomas’s Church on Monday 15th August. These are notes from the discussion, see below for the full minutes. WCC Waste Minimization Plan WCC has a Draft Waste Management and Minimisation Action Plan. The expectation is that WCC will set up a working party about this, … Continue reading Notes from the August 2022 meeting →
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 28 August 2022
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, In a noisy and busy world, it can be easy to get distracted.
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Items we are on the lookout for
- Wellington Women's House
- Here is how you can support us at the moment. We are currently looking for: Winter clothing in good condition such as; dressing gowns, slippers, warm jackets, thermals, warm socks Raincoats New toiletries, makeup, nail polish and other beauty items Non-perishable food donations Laptops, ipads and TV’s that are in good working order.
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Special shout-outs
- Wellington Women's House
- We wouldn’t be able to do the mahi that we do without the generous support of the volunteers, donors and organisations who support us to provide a safe home to women in need.
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TONIGHT – Meet the Candidates
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Doors open 6.30pm, meeting starts 7pm, Wellington South Baptist Church We have 20 candidates attending tonight! The only one who cannot make it has recorded a video to convey his message. This is a fab opportunity to hear from all of those putting their hands up to represent our ward and city. Agenda:
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SH59 Cyclists and pedestrians access to Paekakariki
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Waka Kotahi has advised the following Since the slip on Friday 19 August, the coast road between Fisherman’s Table and Pukerua Bay has been closed for the clean-up and to … SH59 Cyclists and pedestrians access to Paekakariki Read More »
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Chariots of Fire
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Who would have thought a blend of history, knots, poles and a competitive race could be so much fun for Brooklyn Scouts 😊
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Meet the Candidates Night 25th August – Updates
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- The agenda is here: Due to the number of candidates and time constraints, questions on the night will need to be submitted in writing or via Slido.
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Introducing Tiaki
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Nau mai, ki te whānau kaitiaki ō Te Wao Nui.
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REMINDER Community Survey
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- The Island Bay Residents Association is undertaking a survey open to everyone who lives in or has a business in Island Bay or Southgate. We want to hear about your local issues and priorities to better support and represent you. The survey should take you about 5-10 minutes to complete. You can find the survey hereContinue reading "REMINDER Community Survey"
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Hospi
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Hospi was developed in 2008 by Wellington Hospitals Foundation and quickly became a much-loved member of the Foundation family and a very special part of the Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital team.
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New livery for Foundation cars
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We are incredibly grateful to our Charity Partner Capital City Motors, Wellington region’s leading Ford and Mazda dealers, who have generously sponsored the Wellington Hospital’s Foundation cars for many years.
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State Highway 59 facing longer-term closure because of slip risk – impact on pedestrians and cyclists
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Update from Waka Kotahi yesterday, 22 August State Highway 59 between Paekākāriki and Pukerua Bay will remain closed until further notice. The highway has been closed since Friday, 19 August … State Highway 59 facing longer-term closure because of slip risk – impact on pedestrians and cyclists Read More »
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Ngā Kōrero - Latest stories from DCM
- Downtown Community Ministry
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Jason has just arrived for work, and there’s plenty to be done. Jason is going to show a new volunteer the ropes. Food awaits pick-up at some local churches, Kaibosh and New World – and when the DCM van returns back to base Jason will have food parcels to pack so taumai can receive emergency food assistance. For Jason, employed as kaiāwhina in DCM’s Foodbank, he knows that there are lots of little ways he can help. For example, “If someone needs an overnight food parcel, chances are they’re rough sleeping. So I’ll go out of my way to make sure they have some disposable containers, tear tabs – I couldn’t think of anything worse than being given some food and not being able to eat it!” Another day in DCM's busy Foodbank. Jason describes it as a selfless job. “It really gets me out of my own way, to help share the vision of DCM. I always walk away at the end of my shift feeling better about myself.” Looking back into the past, and toward the future, Jason remembers kindness. But life was not always kind to Jason, and he is remarkably honest about his journey. Jason was born in the Hawke’s Bay, where family life was pretty tough. “I had an alcoholic stepfather who brought violence into the home,” Jason shares. “My mum was trying to raise me and my two brothers and she kind of got trapped in this relationship and couldn’t escape.” Jason came out when he was quite young, and he was bullied at school. This had a big impact on him, as did working in hospitality from a young age. Jason is reflective about how drugs and alcohol helped him to suppress his emotions. “So you have the cultural aspects, and the family harm aspects, and also depression runs right through my family. I didn’t have good coping mechanisms. So one thing I learned is that when things get tough you just pack up and run. “I learned to pack very lightly, and not put roots down. I couch surfed, spending many years doing that. I learned that all your possessions are the clothes on your back, and what you can carry.” Jason was thrown out of places for not paying rent due to his drug problem, ending up in Australia. But despite the change of scene, and a good job in hospitality, Jason acknowledges, “I thought life would be OK. But I still hadn’t addressed that I had a drug and alcohol problem. Or that I was an addict.” It was back in New Zealand that Jason reached what he describes as his lowest point. “I remember getting to a point where I’d use drugs, walk around the house, and felt like I just ‘existed’. That was a scary feeling. I just felt empty, like I had nothing.” With family help, Jason was finally able to start the process of getting into rehab. That took four months, and in the meantime Jason started going to 12-step meetings, and anything he could find that was recovery-focussed. “I found online blogs of people sharing stories about how they managed to give up drugs, and I was drawn to that kōrero,” Jason says. “I thought, ‘Hang on, there’s a life outside this?’” After a relapse, Jason found himself rough sleeping. He went to Work and Income to ask for help with emergency housing, and they suggested popping down to DCM to get some food, where Dominic was his first point of contact. “I was a mess, but Dom was really kind. He helped me with a food parcel and then we had a bit of a kōrero about how DCM could help. I was willing to take whatever help I could get, and he said that Evan had just started at DCM, and that he would like to engage me with him. I wasn’t too keen on meeting a drug and alcohol counsellor! I just wanted to isolate in my own little bubble, and wallow in my pity. But as I was walking out of the interview room, Dom goes, ‘Oh, this is Evan here!’ So I didn’t have a choice in the matter! And that was kind of a turning point in my life.” Jason with DCM drug and alcohol counsellor Evan. From then, Jason started popping down to DCM regularly. “I would come down most mornings, even if it was only for a coffee and a chat to the staff. Just so that they had ‘eyes’ on me. I started opening my doors for change. I just let DCM in. “I maintained going to regular meetings – every single day, even when I didn’t want to. I joined Te Awatea. I would go along Mondays and Fridays. And have a kōrero in there with the other taumai, sharing my journey, and what was going on for me. It is so good that there is a safe space at DCM for people to speak openly and honestly. “Evan used to call me, saying ‘Hey brother, I’ve put your name down for this. If you’re not interested, you don’t have to do it’. As I started getting better I decided to take up the challenge of doing the things that scared me the most. And one of those things was doing the peer support training with Brodie and Hannah at DCM.” Jason was able to access other services at DCM, such as the emergency dental service. “I was terrified of seeing the dentist!” Jason explains. “I hadn’t looked after myself, but the dentist (Morris Wong) was amazing. He sees people. He talked me through my anxiety. It wasn’t as bad as I expected. I needed a tooth extraction and a filling, probably two things people fear the most. And he helped me through it. I went away thinking, ‘Wow, what a great experience!’” Jason also saw the Te Aro Health nurses at DCM. “Don’t even get me started on them! Rebecca and Bronwyn have been incredible, and super-supportive. I went to Bronwyn with a medical problem and she made it her business to push for the hospital to see me. They helped me, and it’s been great. She went above and beyond, just pushing for them to do something. “All the staff at DCM are amazing,” Jason adds. “All the staff who are there now, and those who have moved on.” Having completed training with PeerZone, another kaiāwhina (Renee) suggested Jason apply for a job working in the DCM Foodbank. “She set up an interview and I was absolutely terrified about going into a job. I hadn’t been in employment for eight years. I didn’t know if I’d be any good or be able to hold the job down. So much unknown, but I used a bit of courage. Then I thought, actually, the job’s not about me. I found purpose in the job and that’s about knowing that the mahi that I’m doing is impacting the lives of others today. “I used to give money to street beggars – until Evan pointed out the dangers. If I’m walking down the street now and hear a taumai calling out to ask for money I say, ‘If you’re hungry, pop down to DCM. WE can help.’” Jason now has a whare with help from Evan and DCM's Aro Mai Housing First team. He is proud to be housed, working, and officially off Work and Income’s books. He’s even ditched cigarettes. But most of all, Jason is proud to be living clean, one day at a time. “What I have learned in that time is to show others compassion and kindness. And that comes from the people who have loved me since walking through the doors at DCM. I wasn’t judged and they were there to help me. So today I try to see people and meet them where they’re at. I’m continuing to show that love and kindness to others.” Jason now has a life he never dreamed he’d have. “Some days I still feel like an alien trapped in my own body. I definitely don’t have it all together – but that’s OK. I’m on the right path. I’ve had many months of re-building my Te Whare Tapa Whā. I’ve learned core values and spiritual principles along the way. I’m a better person today, and I’m OK with who I am. “When I look back to my darkest times, what stands out to me the most are those who showed me kindness. Those who were able to be there for me, to say ‘It’s OK. It won’t be like this forever.’ “So I remember kindness – that’s the biggest thing on my list today.” Photoshoot by Gabrielle McKone. <!-- --> Te Awatea – Doing whatever it takes It's later on Monday morning at DCM – almost 11am. “Last call for coffee!” Clifton announces to the room. Some taumai get their final cup, while others mill around, waiting for Te Awatea to begin. Evan and Jo have set up the space, where taumai are welcome to come and go. They are joined by Clifton and other kaiāwhina, offering peer support for the group. Te Awatea is as accommodating as possible, though Evan and Jo will keep an eye on disruptions, and manage any behaviour that starts to impact other members of the group. Te Awatea is all about harm reduction – and today the nine members of the group start with a round of, “How are you doing today, on a scale of 1-10?” Some taumai rate themselves pretty high, a 7 or 8, while others are feeling a bit down today. A couple of taumai are dealing with medical issues at the moment, which is not making life any easier. Everyone shares how their weekend went. For some taumai, there are challenges. There are members of the group who freely share that they are dependent on drugs or alcohol, and feel stuck. But there’s no judgement from Evan and Jo, or from other taumai in the room. This is a safe space to share whatever you’re feeling, wherever you’re at. One taumai has to leave early to see a nurse. Before he goes he shares how he’s managed to reduce his alcohol intake. He had a great weekend, and is feeling good today. The group cheer him on – “Awesome mahi!” – as he pops out to see the Te Aro Health team. After the intros, Evan leads a kōrero about mental health. By sharing some of his story Evan knows that it will help break the ice, and get the group to open up about their own experiences. Taumai share how they face mental health challenges too, and some acknowledge that they use drugs and alcohol to self-medicate, but that it doesn’t really help. There are a lot of laughs at Te Awatea. Everyone is different – and there are some characters! – but everyone is so open and honest that it’s hard not to share in a joke or two, to lift the spirit in the room. As the session comes to a close Evan leads with the serenity prayer, “Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference.” Taumai chat amongst themselves as they head off. Some are looking forward to the next session, which will take place on Friday. In the meantime, Evan and Jo have their own little side room at DCM for one-on-one sessions with taumai who need them. While the group focusses on harm reduction, the offer of other pathways forward is always there if that’s what it takes for taumai to thrive. “Whatever it takes” is part and parcel of DCM’s kaupapa. Te Awatea truly shows that kaupapa in action. It’s not just on Mondays we hear stories like these. Here at DCM we are privileged to journey with taumai towards their housing and wellbeing aspirations, each and every day. You can help support us by forwarding this email on to anyone you think may be interested in learning more about our mahi. We will share our Ngā Kōrero bi-monthly. <!-- --> Support DCM We call the people we work with taumai, meaning to settle. This reflects the journey we set out on together – to become settled, stable and well. Nāku te rourou, nāu te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi. With your basket and my basket, the people will thrive. <!-- --> Copyright © 2022 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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Thanks to all our collectors
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- Our heartfelt thanks to all the wonderful volunteers who braved Wellington’s wintry weather and kindly turned out to collect for our soggy children’s hospital Street Appeal. If you missed them on Friday please donate HERE. The post Thanks to all our collectors appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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New distribution hub for RATS and Masks
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- From Tuesday 16 August, the Seatoun Village Hall will have supplies of FREE RATs and masks for you to collect so that you can prepare your households adequately.
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SH59 Pukerua Bay to Paekākāriki closed until further notice
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Latest update from Waka Kotahi FYI – State Highway 59 facing longer-term closure because of slip risk State Highway 59 between Paekākāriki and Pukerua Bay will remain closed until further … SH59 Pukerua Bay to Paekākāriki closed until further notice Read More »
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Meet the Candidates Night
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- 25th August – Updated Agenda
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Train replacement buses disrupted by SH29 closure
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- The latest from Metlink: Kapiti Line: Bus replacement services are now shuttling between Waikanae and Porirua and Pukerua Bay and Porirua until further notice due to slips Last updated: 8:50am Saturday … Train replacement buses disrupted by SH29 closure Read More »
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Saturday 20 Aug – State Highway 59 to remain CLOSED
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- UPDATE FROM NZTA. FYI – State Highway 59 remains CLOSED due to slips State Highway 59 between Paekākāriki and Pukerua Bay remains closed today, with large slips still to be … Saturday 20 Aug – State Highway 59 to remain CLOSED Read More »
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Weekly E-News for 19 August 2022
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Another busy week and a very sick dog. I was unable to attend Central Presbytery over the weekend as Peanut was at the after-hours vet all Thursday night and at the local vet all day Friday. Thank goodness for pet insurance. For me it was a good opportunity to just stop and make use of […]
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Changing History: The history of curriculum change
- Friends of Te Papa
- The introduction of the Aotearoa New Zealand Histories Curriculum for students in Years 1-10 is a significant change for the New Zealand Curriculum which had previously largely avoided compulsory subjects or content. Unlike many other countries, in the history of New Zealand has not been routinely taught in schools. As a result of a petition […]
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The Cathedral Connection 21 August 2022
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SH 59 Closed to Paekakariki
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- From NZTA FYI – State Highway 59 to remain CLOSED overnight State Highway 59 between Paekākāriki and Pukerua Bay will remain closed following a further slip on the route this … SH 59 Closed to Paekakariki Read More »
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WCC election 2022 resources
- Island Bay Healthy Streets
- Here's some resources to help with deciding who to vote for Spreadsheet: WCC candidate social mediaA list of all the candidates websites, Facebook pages & Twitter accounts.
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State Highway 59 closed to Paekākāriki
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- State Highway 59 is closed between Pukerua Bay and Paekākāriki due to a slip at Arlie Road. Crews are also on-site dealing with fallen trees at Motuhara Road in Plimmerton … State Highway 59 closed to Paekākāriki Read More »
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Vicar's Letter - 19th August 2022
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints whānau, Last Friday, Guy and the girls picked me up at work on and we headed to El Rancho in Waikanae for a one day/one night retreat with All Saints’ staff and Parish Council.
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Meet the Candidates
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Thursday 25th August 7-9 pmWellington South Baptist Church Draft agenda (watch this space for further updates, we are waiting on RSVPs for just a few of the candidates):
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St Joseph’s Home of Compassion elder care facility announces closure
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- After nearly 100 years of operation in the Upper Hutt area, St Joseph’s Home of Compassion elder care facility has announced its closure, which will be effective in four months from today.
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“It was the scariest thing I’d ever witnessed”
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- Fayth is incredibly grateful for the good care her wee boy Wolfgang received at Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital.
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Please give generously when you see our collectors TODAY!
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- Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital Annual Street Appeal is on TODAY! With more than 87,000 child health visits from sick and seriously injured children every year, please give generously when you see our fantastic volunteer collectors or donate HERE. The post Please give generously when you see our collectors TODAY! appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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Newsletter Week Ending 21 August
- Karori Anglican Churches
- DONATE AUCTION ITEMS AND/OR ORGANISE A TEAM On Friday, 23 September we are hosting a Quiz Night as a fundraiser for Te Korōria. We will be auctioning some great prizes and we need your help to find them! Please have a think and get in touch with Kate or Heidi (as soon as you can), if […]
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Cardinal John’s Newsletter 18 August 2022
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 21 August 2022
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- Kia ora St John’s whānau, In a complicated age, with disagreement compounded by misinformation, do we wonder what God wants for us and from us? This Sunday we hear about a time Jesus confronted misinformation with a practical demonstration of God’s Kingdom priorities for humanity.
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National Synod synthesis document published and sent to Rome for Synod 2023
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- Parishes and dioceses around the country took part in the local phase of Pope Francis’s synodal path to the Church’s future, which will culminate in an Assembly of the Synod […]
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Keas get crafty with crystals!
- Brooklyn Scout group
- This week the keas learned about making crystals and had a blast mixing together our ingredients that will ‘climb’ up their cups over the coming weeks with the help of some sunshine. We also welcomed newest Kaiārahi Kayla to the … Continue reading →
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Suzanne Aubert Tertiary Scholarship 2023
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- An invitation to apply for a Suzanne Aubert Tertiary Scholarship. Click here for further details and to apply. The post Suzanne Aubert Tertiary Scholarship 2023 appeared first on compassion.org.nz.
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Zeal Kāpiti Musicians lounge
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- Every second-month young people come together at Zeal Kāpiti to showcase their skills. From experienced performers to new artists, live sound engineers, photographers, and event managers, this event is made by young people for young people. The Kāpiti team of young people arrive at midday to start setting up the stage, lighting, sound gear, green room, clear out the hangs and events spaces, and fill the centre with chairs and beanbags. If the weather is nice they open up our massive roller door which opens up a whole wall in our events space and creates an awesome indoor outdoor flow. Young people start rolling in, some grab the Zeal DSLR cameras and start taking photos and videos while the performers are getting prepped in the green room upstairs.
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Find out more about Newtown-City cycle plan - this Sunday 21 August at Harbourside Market
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- Have your say If you are keen to know more about the proposed “Newtown to City” cycle route, and would like to ask questions and/or share your views, you will find the WCC team this Sunday at the Harbourside Market: Sunday 21 August 8.
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Meet the Candidates Night
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- Thursday 25th August 7-9 pm Wellington South Baptist Church Draft agenda (watch this space for further updates, we are waiting on RSVPs for just a few of the candidates):
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REMINDER: Community Survey
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- The Island Bay Residents Association is undertaking a survey open to everyone who lives in or has a business in Island Bay or Southgate. We want to hear about your local issues and priorities to better support and represent you. The survey should take you about 5-10 minutes to complete. You can find the surveyContinue reading "REMINDER: Community Survey"
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Weekly E-News for Friday 12th August 2022
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Well, I have finally moved and the dogs and I are settling in. It has been raining non-stop since I moved so been a bit wet walking the dogs in the rain. What a great feeling it is to finally have my own place and space and not having to be mindful of living in […]
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The Cathedral Connection 14 August 2022
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Ngaio is about to get a Repair Café!
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- A Repair Café, staffed by volunteers, is a place to take a broken household item with the hope than it can be fixed and have a coffee and a chat while you are there. A Repair Café can cope with: … Continue reading →
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Shared Cycle & Pedestrian Pathway update
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Vicar's Letter - 12th August 2022
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints whānau,It definitely feels like we're in winter - although I'm glad we've escaped the sub-zero temperatures some of the South Island has had.
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Vote in the upcoming local elections – Last day tomorrow to register for postal voting papers
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Hi Residents of Island Bay and Southgate, Tomorrow is the deadline for registering to get your voting papers in the mail. Head along to vote.nz to register and have your say on who you want to represent you!
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Pruning and tool care workshop
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Hi Gardeners,The Pukerua Bay Community Garden and Food Forest team presents: Pruning and Tool Care WorkshopDate: Saturday 13 August, 10am – 12 noon (ical)Venue: Pukerua Bay Community Garden, Muri Road, … Pruning and tool care workshop Read More »
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Survival
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- Our beach night retreated to the hall after the ‘Southerly’ kept up delivering cold wind and rain to Princess Bay🥲 Our youth gave presentations on water, hypo/hyper-thermia and shelters carried out some challenges including how to dry/ warm your clothes … Continue reading →
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Keas learn about animal care
- Brooklyn Scout group
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Starting the Term with a spark!
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Scouts learnt to safely light a match (most don’t have open fires at home!😉), followed by a simple candle challenge which was completed with varying degrees of speed…🤣. The night finished with some planning for the rest of the term.
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Last night of Term 2
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- Scouts were challenged by the weather to indulge their culinary ‘skills’
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Newsletter Week Ending 14 August
- Karori Anglican Churches
- QUIZ NIGHT & AUCTION FUNDRAISER – WE NEED DONATIONS FOR AUCTION ITEMS! On Friday 23 September we are hosting a Quiz Night as a fundraiser for Te Korōria. We will be auctioning some great prizes and we need your help to find them! Please have a think and get in touch with Kate or Heidi (as […]
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ST JOHN’S CHURCH CAMP - Registrations now open
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- This is a special weekend for all of us! 16th – 18th September 2022 The theme is ‘Journeying Together’.
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Leadership for our ministry with young people
- St John's in the City
- We are looking for new paid leadership to support our ministry with Children & Families and Youth.
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 14 August 2022
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau,Christians are not alone.
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What do you think about the proposed Newtown to the City cycle lane? - have your say!
- Inner-City Wellington
- From WCC website Help shape better bus and bike trips from Newtown to the city Wellingtonians have made it clear they want better transport options, action on climate change and more housing.
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A Fluid Art: Watercolours 1778-1900
- Friends of Te Papa
- Join Annika Sippel, curator of 'A Fluid Art: Watercolours 1778-1900', for a floor talk on a forgotten private collector, the history of British watercolours, and their place in New Zealand’s art collections.
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SH59 – Pukerua Bay barrier repair tonight, Tuesday 9 Aug
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Waka Kotahi has advised there will be work tonight to repair the crash barrier at SH59 and Pukerua Beach Road. The work is being done at night when there are … SH59 – Pukerua Bay barrier repair tonight, Tuesday 9 Aug Read More »
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Wellington South Community Patrol
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Did you know we have a community patrol? Tom Law is the coordinator and here are some details. If you are interested in volunteering please get in touch with Tom via email. Area WSCP Covers – Operates across the Wellington’s Southern and Eastern suburbs from Brooklyn West and Aro Valley to Seatoun and from Aro Valley/BasinContinue reading "Wellington South Community Patrol"
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Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital Street Appeal coming soon!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- After two long years we are finally back on the streets again!! With more than 87,000 child health visits from sick and seriously injured children every year, please look out for our collectors next Friday 19th August or donate today. The post Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital Street Appeal coming soon! appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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Monthly Working Bee – Join Us!
- Upstream: Friends of Central Park
- We hold a regular working bee each month (January through November): 10am-12.30pm on the last Sunday of the month (coffee & morning tea provided) Anyone is welcome. See our meetup page for more details. Join us for some social gardening and help beautify the park! Read more
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Work on Severn Street
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- We finally have approval [received Friday 5th August] to begin our work on the Severn Street section between Frobisher-Owhiro Bay and we plan to begin today, Monday 8th August. Thanks, Michael “Chewy” Chew Planned Works Coordinator & Customer Service Advisor | Fulton Hogan Ltd michael.chew@fultonhogan.com
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July 2022 Residents’ Association meeting minutes
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Present: Kate Dreaver, Iain MacLean, Moira Lawler, Nikky Winchester, Mel Galletly, Pauline Morum, Chris Kirk Burnand (GWRC),Apologies: Paul FitzGerald, Jonathan Harker, Margaret Blair Council Updates Porirua City Council: No representative … July 2022 Residents’ Association meeting minutes Read More »
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Enrolled so you can vote in the local council election? if not - here's some info & deadlines
- Inner-City Wellington
- Some useful info & dates to know The local elections are postal - in other words, you receive paper copies to fill in and post back.
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Print Competition 2022
- Wellington Photographic Society
- This year’s print competition will be held on the 22nd September. Full Competition details: September 22 @ 7:00 pm – […]
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 7 August 2022
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, Our Vision to Action Workshop is this Sunday.
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Weekly E-News for Friday 5th August 2022
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Well, it has definitely been a very busy week. Before going to Samoa we farewelled Graham Howell on Saturday, he will be sorely missed. Going to Samoa with the Prime Minister was the trip of a lifetime, a real honour and privilege to be invited to be part of such an historical and momentous occasion. […]
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The Cathedral Connection 7 August 2022
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Vicar's Letter - 5th August 2022
- All Saints Hataitai
- Another week has been and gone in the life of the church.
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All Saints Anglican Church, 90, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Carry Me – 100 Years Of Handbags
- Friends of Te Papa
- Join us for an exclusive Friends of Te Papa tour of an exquisite exhibition showcasing the history of handbags over the last 100 years, led by it's curator.
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Support for Mental Health
- Wellington Health Foundation
- The new Mark Dunajtschik Mental Health Centre, to be built on the Hutt Hospital campus is another reflection of Mark Dunajtschik’s amazing generosity and desire to create better health services for the people of Te Whanganui-a-Tara.
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Do you know what 'Ward' you're in for the Wellington City Council election?
- Inner-City Wellington
- From WCC website If you live in the inner city, you’re in the Pukehīnau/Lambton General Ward. There are three councillors for this ward, and they stand for: Aro Valley Highbury Kelburn Mount Cook Mount Victoria Oriental Bay Pipitea Te Aro Thorndon Wellington Central Read about all the Wards here
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Oriental Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Newsletter Week Ending 7 August
- Karori Anglican Churches
- CHRISTIANS AGAINST POVERTY (CAP)Sunday, 7 August 9am and 10.30am servicesWe are pleased to advise that Abel Teofilo, Church Relations Manager at Christians Against Poverty NZ, is guest speaking at this Sunday’s St Mary’s church services. We are looking forward to welcoming Abel to our church and hearing all about this fantastic cause. For more information […]
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Parade Sweep
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Brad Singh attended the IBRA committee meeting on Monday 4th August. Based on feedback at that meeting, he arrange a sweep of the whole width of the parade. Thanks, looking much better!
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Cardinal John’s Newsletter 4 August 2022
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Curator’s Pick – Molluscs, Birds, Fish and Insects
- Friends of Te Papa
- Find out what excites three scientists in this 'curator’s pick' session at Tory Street
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Age Concern has a fresh new look!
- Age Concern Wellington
- The Age Concern family across New Zealand launched a new logo. The fresh new look was unveiled at Parliament on the 1st of July 2022, at an event hosted by the Hon. Dr Ayesha Verrall, Minister for Seniors. The bold contemporary design uses individual Huia feathers to suggest the mana of older adults and the ... Read more
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Report card Part I: how the councillors voted
- Island Bay Healthy Streets
- Here's how the current Wellington City Council voted on some key issues The Dominion Post recently published a pretty good analysis of Wellington City councillors' performance over the last 3 years that largely aligns with my Fab 5 blog highlighting the 5 progressive councillors I think we need to re-elect.
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Keas – Cups and Chalk and Paint………oh my
- Brooklyn Scout group
- This week our keas beat out the rain with a new game in our new posses: using chalk to give each other directions to find some hidden plastic cups around the neighbourhood! After a blast of running around with chalk … Continue reading →
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Eye Clinic gets much needed facelift
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Patients, staff and visitors to Wellington Hospital’s Eye Clinic will no longer be surrounded by bare walls.
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Cathedral Parish Music Coordinator/Leader
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- Sacred Heart Metropolitan Cathedral Parish, Wellington, seeks applications for the position of Music Co-ordinator/Leader. This is a part-time, 15-hours-a week, fixed-term contract until December 2023. The successful applicant will be […]
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Hutt City Rotary raffle winners announced
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Earlier in the year our friends at Hutt City Rotary raffled off a new 2022 Kia Picanto car, amongst other prizes to raise funds for the two whānau spaces in the new children’s hospital.
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