Community Groups / April 2023
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The Lord is my Shepherd
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- When we told people that we were moving to New Zealand, the first two things they would ask was, “are you going to support the All Blacks?” and secondly, ”do […]
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Weekly E-news – 28 April 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E NEWS 28TH APRIL 2023 Abraham Lincoln once said, “You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but […]
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St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30, The Terrace, Paekākā, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Cathedral Connection 30 April 2023
- 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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Hannah, Rose and Hamish 's big snow adventure
- Ngati toa Sea Scouts
- Chief Scout Rimu Award Adventurous Journey On the our group we were taking to our camp met up at the den to get some things ready to take with us.
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Ngati Toa Scout Group, Parade Ground, Mana, Paremata, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Newsletter – Week Ending 30th April
- Karori Anglican Churches
- TE KORŌRIA UPDATE This week work is well underway on the lift, and to get the exterior works all ready for concrete pour as soon as we get approval from the council to proceed. Revised opening dates are still to be confirmed, we will let you know as soon as we can – I […]
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Newsletter – Week Ending 30th April
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Harae Mai, Dana Reddy This week, we are really pleased to welcome on-site our newest team member, Dana Reddy. “As a former cafe owner with a passion for providing excellent service and creating a welcoming atmosphere, I am thrilled to join the team at TeKororia as the new manager. With years of experience in the […]
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 30 April 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, Jesus claims to be the ‘Good Shepherd’ who lays down his life for his sheep (that’s us by the way).
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St John's, Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Accessibility a problem? …no problem!
- Wellington Film Society
- You can see quality movies at the Embassy on Monday evenings and not have to go down a single step.
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Embassy Theatre, Majoribanks Street, Mount Victoria, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Original Fine Art Prints: Part Two
- Friends of Te Papa
- In part two, David focuses on later printmaking techniques - aquatint, mezzotint, wood engraving and linocut illustrated with a selection of works from his collection.
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Original Fine Art Prints: Part Two
- Friends of Te Papa
- In part two, David focuses on later printmaking techniques - aquatint, mezzotint, wood engraving and linocut illustrated with a selection of works from his collection.
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Vicars Letter - 28 April 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints whānau Welcome to the third week of Easter! Isnt this fun? Im ploughing through my chocolate over here.
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All Saints Anglican Church, 90, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Brooklyn Community ANZAC Service 2023
- Brooklyn Scout group
- A team of youth (with support😉) made a variety of sandwiches for the post service morning tea at the Brooklyn Community Centre. We embrace a number of opportunities during the year to support our local community. The service was held … Continue reading →
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Scout Hall, Harrison Street, Brooklyn, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Monthly update in your inbox now
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Or read it here. Note COMMUNITY UPDATE MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY 3rd May Details in the update on our website
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2022 dsport Award Recipients
- dsport
- Congratulations to our 2022 dsport Trophy recipients. We recognise the last few years have been a bit tough for our athletes competing in sport, but 2022 saw a return to competition and our athletes succeed. The 2022 recipents are:
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Louise Brandon
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Louise Elizabeth Brandon – Nurse WW1 Louise Elizabeth de Bathe Brandon was born in Wellington in 1877. She was the the fourth child born to Henry Eustace de Bathe Brandon […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Lily Ponds
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- It is well timed for ANZAC Day 2023 that we are pleased to announce the two lily ponds in the services section have had their restoration completed. These ponds are […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Margaret Steel Hill
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- ‘a kind and benevolent disposition’ Margaret and Andrew Hill were likely one of many married couples who used emigration rather than an expensive divorce to change course in their lives. […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Titanic & Karori Cemetery
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- 14th April 2023 marks the 111th anniversary of RMS Titanic striking an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean. There were no known New Zealanders on Titanic but we have found […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Joseph Parker
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- ‘The Greatest Editor’ Joseph was born in Nelson in 1873, the son of Joseph, a carpenter and his wife Ann Boyes. Ann was widowed in 1875 and moved with her […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Edwin & Sarah Silk
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Edwin was born in 1837, the son of coachbuilder Robert and his wife Sarah. The family lived in Longacre, London. Edwin arrived in New Zealand in the 1850s and at […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Arthur Delaney
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- What is their connection? Can you follow it along? Arthur J. Delaney died 1913 aged 47 years Also William Thomson died 1912 aged 82 years And Margaret A Parsonage died […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Emily Brouard
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Emily Elvina Brouard “she dusted but did not read them” Emily was housekeeper to Alexander Turnbull. Born about 1874 in Guernsey, Channel Islands to Nicholas (a sailmaker) and Selina his […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Henrietta Mason
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Henrietta Emma Rex was born in a tent at Stawell, Victoria in 1859 to William and Dorothy Rex (see previous story). Henrietta married Harry Brooks Mason who was a printer […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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William & Dorothy Rex
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- William Rex – “another link in the chain of early colonists has been severed by the death of Mr William Rex” William’s obituary described him as being of a roving […]
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Karori Cemetery, Northland, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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IWD2023 Zonta Club of Wellington promo video
- Zonta Wellington
- https://youtu.be/1ylpMplLdvo
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May 2023 Monthly Meeting
- Wellington Astronomical Society
- When: Tuesday 3rd May at 7:30 pm.Where: Wellington Museum, in the Draughtsman’s Room. Wellington Museum is at 3 Jervois Quay, Queens Wharf.Or you can join the meeting via ZoomMeeting ID: 898 5793 4315Passcode: […] A post from https://www.was.org.nz
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Transformation and Accompaniment
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- This weekend’s Gospel reveals the transforming power of an encounter with the risen Lord. We listen to the story of the two disciples who were journeying to Emmaus, where Jesus […]
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guildford Terrace, Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Minutes of the April 2023 meeting
- Newtown Residents' Association
- See the full minutes here
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Weekly E-news – 21 April 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E NEWS 21 APRIL 2023 I had the privilege and honour of doing the opening devotion and blessing for the inaugural Pacific Criminology Symposium at Victoria University yesterday. I stayed […]
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St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30, The Terrace, Paekākā, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Cathedral Connection 23 April 2023
- 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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Closed 25 april – anzac day
- Kapiti Women's Centre
- The Centre will be closed on Tuesday 25th April for Anzac Day. Reopen Wednesday 26th April as ususal. The post CLOSED 25 APRIL – ANZAC DAY first appeared on Kapiti Women's Centre.
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Newsletter – Week Ending 23rd April
- Karori Anglican Churches
- TE KORŌRIA UPDATE This week we hit a snag, which has a knock-on delay effect for some of the necessary work to completion so our opening dates will need to be delayed a little. Revised opening dates will be confirmed next week and we will let you know then. Whilst its a bit disappointing these […]
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Guided Tour: The Hidden Corners of the Museum (iiii)
- Friends of Te Papa
- In response to demand – we are thrilled to offer you another opportunity to join us for a third Back of House tour of Te Papa Cable Street’s facilities
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Te Papa, 55, Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Eurovision Screening Party
- Vogelmorn Community Group
- Join us at our Eurovision Screening & dance party at Vogelmorn UPSTAIRS!! This event will have two components.
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Vogelmorn Bowling Club, Mornington Road, Brooklyn, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Read the Latest News Here!
- Age Concern Wellington
- Read the latest news, events and more from Age Concern here (click here)… Are you subscribed to our fortnightly newsletter? If not, please click here to subscribe!
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World Marudào Karate Organisation raises funds for the only Hi-Tech Premature Baby Manikin in the North Island
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Late last year our charity partner World Marudào Karate Organisation ran another hugely successful annual Quiz Night which raised funds to enable the purchase of a Hi-Tech Premature Baby Manikin for our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), known as ‘Premature Anne’.
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Term 2, 2023 courses out now
- Kapiti Women's Centre
- Whats happening poster – T2 2023 – updated All courses for term 2 are now full. For all that have missed out, if you don’t already have your email address on our data base to receive the ‘What’s Happening’ flyer when courses are released, please contact the centre to be put on the list. The post Term 2, 2023 courses out now first appeared on Kapiti Women's Centre.
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Community Update Meeting Wednesday 3rd May 7pm
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- AGENDA 7PM – 7.45PM ISLAND BAY VILLAGE UPGRADE Brennan Baxley and PSD team WCC 30 min presentation and 15 mins for questions 7.45PM – 8.30PM WELLINGTON CITY IN TRANSITION Melissa Davey, City in Transition project team WCC 30 min presentation and 15 mins for questions 8.30 PM – 8.45 PM COMMUNITY HUB UPDATE Katie SharpeContinue reading "Community Update Meeting Wednesday 3rd May 7pm"
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Island Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Wellington Hospitals Foundation Autumn 2023
- Wellington Health Foundation
- The post Wellington Hospitals Foundation Autumn 2023 appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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Vicars Letter - 21 April 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints,This week as I sat and listened to the twins cry - it struck me that they cry out to Emily or I to help them, to intervene and to give them some peace.
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All Saints Anglican Church, 90, Hamilton Road, Hataitai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 23 April 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, We celebrate the presence of the risen Christ with us – the One who brings us peace, comfort and hope on our journey.
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St John's, Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Age Friendly Cities and Communities
- Age Concern Wellington
- Ageing populations and urbanisation are expanding rapidly around the world, so more cities and communities are committing to becoming better places in which to grow older. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has determined that making our communities more age-friendly is an essential ingredient in programmes to maximise opportunities offered by longer lives. The Organisation recently ... Read more
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ANZ is proud to be supporting Zeal Kāpiti Barista Programme
- Zeal
- Late last year, Zeal was successful in receiving funding from ANZ Staff Foundation to extend Zeal Kapiti’s barista programme.
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Save on Power Bills
- Age Concern Wellington
- As if increased grocery prices were not enough the daily fixed charge levied by power companies for consumers on a Low Fixed Charge plan is also going up in stages (of 15 cents per day) over the next few years. As from 1 April this year it is 45 cents per day. The charge is ... Read more
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Have your say by Sunday 30th April Draft WCC Annual Plan
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Wellington City Council approved its draft budget for 2023/24 on 28 February, which includes a proposed 12.
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Slip Clearance Pukerua Bay
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Waka Kotahi (NZTA) has advised that a small team will be in Pukerua Bay tomorrow Thursday night, weather permitting, to clear slips from the footpath in the area of SH … Slip Clearance Pukerua Bay Read More »
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Pukerua Bay, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Bush City: The big stories of New Zealand’s plants
- Friends of Te Papa
- Join Curator of Botany Leon Perrie to explore the plants of Te Papa’s Bush City. We’ll discuss the distinctive features of New Zealand’s flora: high rates of species endemism; unusually common gender separation
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Bush City: The big stories of New Zealand’s plants
- Friends of Te Papa
- Join Curator of Botany Leon Perrie to explore the plants of Te Papa’s Bush City. We’ll discuss the distinctive features of New Zealand’s flora: high rates of species endemism; unusually common gender separation
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BRYONY MATTHEWS We're All the Same Album Tour with Greta O'Leary
- Vogelmorn Community Group
- ‘We’re All The Same’ the new album by Bryony Matthews is at long last ready to share.
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Vogelmorn Bowling Club, Mornington Road, Brooklyn, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Book Talk: A History of New Zealand in 100 Objects
- Friends of Te Papa
- With his recently published “A History of New Zealand in 100 objects”,[1] Jock Phillips creates powerful stories about exhibits in museums, including 24 objects held by Te Papa.
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Book Talk: A History of New Zealand in 100 Objects
- Friends of Te Papa
- With his recently published “A History of New Zealand in 100 objects”,[1] Jock Phillips creates powerful stories about exhibits in museums, including 24 objects held by Te Papa.
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Donors help new parents
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We were very pleased to be able to support Kenepuru Hospital’s Primary Birthing Unit by buying four comfy recliner chairs for use by whānau or friends supporting new mums and bubs.
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Feeding the multitudes
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- One of the readings for Mass in the coming week – on Friday — is St John’s account of the miracle of the loaves and fish. This is the only […]
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Weekly E-news – 14 April 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E NEWS 14TH APRIL 2023 I hope you all had a blessed Easter. Well for me Easter was indeed a very busy time. The Maundy Thursday Passover meal was well […]
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The Cathedral Connection 16 April 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Vicar Letter - 14th April 2023
- All Saints Hataitai
- Kia ora All Saints whānau Easter has been and come for another year!!.
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Buddle Findlay donates Easter goodies for sick kids
- Wellington Health Foundation
- A big thank you to Anzonette and Brian from Buddle Findlay who delivered a range of toys, crafts, games and chocolate goodies to Te Wao Nui this morning.
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Newsletter – Week Ending 16th April
- Karori Anglican Churches
- TE KORŌRIA UPDATE This week sees the upstairs of Te Korōria practically complete on the inside – apart from the odd painting spot to fix up and our interior fit out which starts next week with counters arriving. Work outside has been busy with concrete being poured for the lower cortyard, levling, compacting and today […]
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Oceania Catholic bishops’ response to Synod Continental Stage
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 16 April 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, We celebrate the presence of the risen Christ with us – the One who brings us peace, comfort and hope on our journey.
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With Tākina opening soon - what is the Wellington Advocate Network?
- INNER-CITY WELLINGTON
- From Wellington NZThe Wellington Advocate Network is made up of Wellington's industry leaders and top academics.
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Tākina - Wellington Convention and Exhibition Centre, Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Fenced dog exercise area at the northern end of Plimmerton Domain
- Plimmerton Residents’ Association
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Climate change and Plimmerton
- Plimmerton Residents’ Association
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Plimmerton, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5026, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Taupo Swamp and Catchment science mural for the rail underpass
- Plimmerton Residents’ Association
- Working with Friends of the Taupo Swamp and Catchment, Plimmerton School, scientists and advisors, under the guidance of artist teacher Margaret Tolland Plimmerton Residents’ Association is working on the production for a large mural to go opposite the new rail mural in the underpass. It will show the flora and fauna of this vital area and how science is being applied to understand and protect the swamp and catchment.
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Plimmerton, 31, Steyne Avenue, Plimmerton, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5026, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- ‘Till this moment they had failed to understand the teaching of the scripture, that he must rise from the dead.’ Easter Sunday is THE moment when everything makes sense, the […]
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YWPA Award Ceremony 2023
- Zonta Wellington
- Anika Green and Ana Ayora winners of the 2023 Young Women in Public Affairs (YWPA) awards Zonta club of Wellington hosted the Young Women...
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Weekly E-news – 6 April 2023
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- E News 6th April 2023 I woke up with a headache this morning and then arrived at church and someone had taken my car park which I was not happy […]
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The Cathedral Connection 9 April 2023
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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Newsletter – Week Ending 9th April
- Karori Anglican Churches
- EASTER SERVICES MAUNDY THURSDAY 6 APRIL 7.00 pm MAUNDY THURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY – 7 APRIL 10.00 am FAMILY FRIENDLY 12.00 pm TWO HOUR VIGIL EASTER SUNDAY – 9 APRIL 8.00 am TRADITIONAL 10.00 am FAMILY […]
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - Easter 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, This weekend is the most holy in the Christian year, as we again take-in the costly love Jesus displays for us all.
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School Holiday Opening Hours
- Kapiti Women's Centre
- We will be closing on Thursday at 3pm for Easter and reopening on Tuesday April 11. We will be open our usual school holiday hours of 9am to 12pm. We will reopen our usual hours at the start of Term 2 on Monday April 24th from 9am – 3pm. The post School Holiday Opening Hours first appeared on Kapiti Women's Centre.
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Vicar Letter - Easter 2023
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- Kia ora All Saints Whānau Last night (Tuesday evening) I had the privilege of gathering with our huddle of leaders from the parish, we meet every 2 weeks as part of an intentional discipleship journey, to pray, share how we are doing, dig through some content and discuss what we feel like God is highlighting to us.
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Ngā Kōrero - Latest Stories from DCM
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Neighbours Aotearoa is all about making connections in your neighbourhood. If we can be a resilient and supportive community, we can make longer-term and more deeply ingrained changes to the social fabric of Aotearoa. At DCM, we have often wondered how we can better take part in our neighbourhood. We work with the most marginalised people in our city. We are so focussed on ensuring our people are housed and supported to become good neighbours – but Neighbours Aotearoa made us ask, how can we as an organisation be good neighbours too? One thing DCM does very well is sing! And so, throughout March, we have been taking our daily karakia and waiata out into the middle of Te Aro Park, inviting everyone to join in. It has been a fantastic experience and we know that much like our location on Lukes Lane, the park also occupies the historic space of Te Aro Pā. It is right and appropriate that waiata should again be heard here. Ka mihi au kit e takiwā o Te Aro Pā. DCM's chess tournament in Te Aro Park. Cesar (top right, in wheelchair) was the winner on the day. A highlight of the month – and year – was a chess tournament held in Te Aro Park in collaboration with Wellington City Council. We had members of Police, Community Law, BGI (Wellington Boys & Girls Institute), Hāpai Ake (Local Hosts), Te Paapori, Barkers Clothing, students from Te Auaha Barbering Academy, and members of the public who happened to be walking past, join in the fun. But it was DCM whānau who scored the most wins, with Cesar at the top of the leader board with 10 wins in total. Nice job, Cesar. DCM kaiāwhina Fabian shares his thoughts about the day: DCM's kaiāwhina Fabian was nervous getting on camera, but here shares his thoughts on Neighbours Aotearoa and playing chess in Te Aro Park with the DCM crew and our neighbours. <!-- --> On the road with the Noho Pai team This month we share the story of DCM’s Noho Pai (Sustaining Tenancies) team. The Noho Pai team work tirelessly to support whānau to sustain their tenancies, to be good neighbours, and to thrive in their communities. Their focus is on ensuring positive outcomes for vulnerably-housed whānau – and sometimes it is very demanding and time-consuming mahi. The team is also there to pick up the pieces when things fall apart. When DCM says we work with marginalised people, this is what it truly looks like. The Noho Pai team have some of the most vulnerable members of our entire community on their books. As a result, we have opted to change the names of the people featured in this story, and we will not share any photos from inside their homes. Delena’s first stop of the day is a tall concrete building owned by Kāinga Ora (formerly Housing New Zealand). A security guard lets her in the front door, where she will visit the small, ransacked flat of someone who will not be home – Marie – because she is in prison. Delena’s task today is to save as much of Marie’s stuff as she can, especially items that are meaningful to her. Kāinga Ora has agreed to store some of Marie’s stuff, but the rest will be dumped. Patsy is a Kāinga Ora tenancy manager and good friend of DCM’s. She lets Delena into the small one-bedroom flat. The place is a shambles, with items strewn everywhere, and graffiti on the walls. The kitchen is a no-go zone. Delena explains that this isn’t entirely Marie’s doing – other people have made themselves at home, causing a lot of collateral damage. Like many of the whānau DCM works with, Marie is extremely vulnerable. She has experienced severe trauma, and lives with a chronic condition that makes socialising with others a challenge. This also makes living in a small, noisy apartment, among many other vulnerable people, a problem for people like Marie. But Marie will not be able to come back to this flat – as Kāinga Ora will not allow people to return. Like many buildings in Wellington, it needs multi-million-dollar upgrades. When Marie finally comes out of prison, all she will be left with are the items Delena can save. Marie is very proud of her clothes, and so Delena focusses on saving the items she can recognise. She puts post-its on other small items, and ensures Patsy knows that Marie will want to keep the peach couch. Marie was very proud of her couch – it will mean a lot for her to see it on the other side. Patsy from Kāinga Ora (left) with Delena. On the top floor of the complex, a number of people are taking part in a weekly café-style lunch. This is a chance for tenants to connect with one another while enjoying coffee and home-baked kai provided by one of the local faith communities. Numerous people known to DCM have come from other complexes to join in the occasion. Ava makes her way around the café with ease. She stops to talk with Douglas – whose story we shared in 2021 – in the rooftop courtyard that overlooks the city. The café is a great opportunity to catch up with people DCM hasn’t seen in a while. Ava also catches up with Patsy from Kāinga Ora about one of her whānau who was not at their flat today, with whom she wants to have a catch-up kōrero. Ava finds her relationship with Patsy essential to her work. When one of Ava’s whānau moved to another property due to circumstances outside their control – without Ava’s knowledge – it was Patsy who helped her reconnect with them at their new address. Also at the café today is Elaine, who is 67 years old and housed at another location. Elaine’s new flat sits by itself and Elaine misses the social connections she was able to make at this complex. It is good to see Elaine, as when she is unwell she will completely disconnect from services. Like a keel, the Noho Pai team know that they can use their friendship with her to help right things again. Elaine loves jigsaw puzzles, and Ava says that she has picked up some new ones for her. The Noho Pai team will pop around to visit her in her whare tomorrow, and while there will check that she is doing well inside her still-new four walls. Douglas with Ava. Across town, Moses arrives at Fred’s place. Fred suffers from schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression. Wellington City Council want to re-carpet Fred’s whare, but he doesn’t trust them, and tradespeople refuse to enter the property due to the state it is in. As a result, Fred doesn’t like letting people into his home – but he opens the door to Moses. Fred seems comfortable with Moses, who is here to try to get him on to the correct benefit. They travel to Fred’s health centre as Fred needs a medical certificate. While there, Moses advises Fred to pick up a payment card from MSD so he can buy a phone and keep in contact with Moses and other important people in his life. These are positive outcomes for Fred today. Moses will broach the subject of Fred’s carpet soon – which will help raise his overall quality of life. Moses. At court, Tipene is stopped by security who ask him to put his possessions in a plastic container, which goes through a scanner. On the second floor, Tipene enters courtroom number 2, waiting for one of the 15 people on his caseload – Dean – to arrive. Dean has been having a tough time since the lockdowns, when his drinking started up after years of sobriety. He is facing charges for an incident involving some friends he has been having a hard time distancing himself from. Dean arrives, and the mood in the room is tense, with the gallery full of others waiting for their turn to be called to the stand. Dean is called, and it is humiliating for him to have to get up in front of so many strangers. The judge speaks first, and then the conversation moves from lawyer to lawyer, and finally to Dean. A date is set for the next stage in the case and Tipene takes Dean aside for a quick kōrero. Dean is relieved to have the support of a familiar face at these proceedings. This is a still from a story about Wellington's Special Circumstances Court, which you can watch on our YouTube page. Delena visits the whare of another person on her caseload – Sarah. Sarah is housed in a Kāinga Ora property, but it’s a standalone house, which Delena explains is a more appropriate fit for Sarah, who didn’t do very well in a housing complex. The lawn is overgrown but Sarah doesn’t have any gardening tools – something the team will get to when they can. Today it’s all about a phone – as Sarah’s phone is not able to make or receive calls. The whare is in a very quiet and isolated spot, and because Sarah also has schizophrenia, it’s important that she can be contactable, but also call for outside help too. Sarah freely talks about being “Under the Mental Health Act”. She sees this as a positive, as when she has an episode, or when things become a bit too much, she knows that she can go into respite care for a time. Delena explains that Sarah’s level of support at the moment is about practicalities such as a working phone. Another need at the moment is a bed. Sarah says she gets $300 a week, but Delena thinks she can access a special grant to get a bed, as sleeping on the floor isn’t ideal. Sarah says she has made a pasta meal, which Delena is delighted to hear. People have different levels of skill, and for whānau like Sarah, it’s sometimes a “two-step process”. In Sarah’s case, that’s successfully boiling the pasta, and adding some pasta sauce. There’s no cheese, but then that would be one step too far – for now. The Noho Pai team - Moses, Kesia, Ava, Penny, team leader Robert and Tipene. (Delena not pictured). Ava makes her way to the outer suburbs of Wellington to visit Hector. Ava has been working with Hector for some time. They see each other every week, and have built up a trusting relationship. When DCM first met Hector, he was sleeping in his car. He is now housed in a Kāinga Ora complex. Hector lives in a barren, windswept location, in dull, grey buildings that house many other vulnerable people. But inside Hector’s whare it’s a different story. Artworks adorn the walls and a coat that Hector is making for himself from unused curtains lies on the floor, a current work in progress. Hector has a Master of Fine Arts and his accomplished creativity is visible throughout his whare. Ava talks with Hector like an old friend, and the conversation flows across topics ranging from religion to kebabs. Hector wants to visit a local community centre, and so Ava drives him over to a bright, vibrant building that stands in stark contrast to the Kāinga Ora complex. Ava asks Hector to give her a call later about a food parcel, and Hector goes to see what’s happening at the centre today. On the road with Tipene (Stephen). Tipene goes to visit one of the most challenging people on his caseload – Trevor. Trevor is no longer able to access his property due to hoarding, and so now sleeps outside. Trevor has made his own campsite from scavenged materials, painted in bright colours. In Trevor’s mind, he had no choice but to build this fortress, with no other housing options available for him – just bureaucratic dead ends. Tipene calls out a greeting, and Trevor answers. They have a kōrero about Trevor’s situation. Trevor is understandably struggling at the moment and feels disenfranchised by the way others within the social sector treat him, particularly mental health services. Tipene often finds himself acting as an advocate for Trevor so that his mana is upheld, as at times he is known to walk out of meetings. Everyone wants the same outcome for Trevor – for him to be sustainably housed, connected, valued and thriving – but right now this seems far away. There are discarded tins of food around the campsite, and Tipene asks Trevor if he needs a food parcel with easy-tear tabs. Trevor says he is OK for now, and Tipene says that he will catch up with him soon. It is hard to leave Trevor behind on what has turned into a cold, wet afternoon. <!-- --> These are just a handful of stories from DCM’s Noho Pai team. How challenging it can be to stay housed after you have spent years living rough. Maybe you’re dealing with unaddressed mental health issues such as hoarding. Maybe you have an addiction. Maybe you were never taught how to do housework, or to cook. Maybe your mates need somewhere to stay, but their behaviour disrupts other tenants. When our whānau are dealing with these daily frustrations, housed among other vulnerable people while living on low incomes during a cost of living crisis, it might seem easier to go back to life on the street. The work of the Noho Pai team is challenging. But Ava, Moses, Tipene, Delena, Kesia, Penny, and team leader Robert don’t give up on anyone. They lift up the mana of our people, achieving positive outcomes for all – one step at a time. Ngā manaakitanga, Noho Pai team! WORDS / PHOTOS: MATTHEW MAWKES & MIRIAM HENDRY. Later in the year we will share the stories of DCM’s other amazing teams. In the meantime, thank you for your support of DCM – please do forward this Ngā Kōrero on to anyone you think may be interested in learning more about our mahi, and you’ll find other ways to support us by clicking the button below. Support DCM <!-- --> <!-- --> Copyright © 2023 DCM. All rights reserved. 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🥳 🤩 Kaiārahi (adult volunteer’s) contributions recognised 🤩 🥳
- Brooklyn Scout group
- Tonight we celebrated some significant contributions (to the Brooklyn Scout Group) by our Kaiārahi. Bob (Rata) received his 30 years of outstanding service award. David received his Bronze Tiki Award for his ‘over and above’ contribution to Scouting (from being … Continue reading →
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Keas go out in the City
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- For our first trip of the year our keas went to the annual Wellington Pride fair for some exploring, some leaning, and lots of free candy! We met people from all walks of life and the kids had a great … Continue reading →
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Scouts medley
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- Recently we visited Karori West and played noughts and crosses (very loudly). This was a first introduction, working towards being one Troop at Jamboree. One of our scouts wanted a sewing badge; so he made one! And as part of … Continue reading →
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Keas explore flight
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- Paperplanes were the order of the night after carefully decorating the paper first
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April 2023 Newsletter
- Wellington Beekeepers Association Inc
- The April 2023 newsletter is now available for downloading....
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Monthly Update
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- In your inbox now if you are a member. Or read it here.
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Where do we sit?
- Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
- As we reach the sixth and final Sunday of Lent our own Lenten journey closely follows that of Jesus as he prepares us for the great liturgies of the Easter […]
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