Since this is a blog devoted to the city of Wellington and its sense of place I can’t imagine that we could not mention his death. He was a permanent fixture of the streets of Wellington and was a bit of the spirit that, for me at least (and clearly others), made this city the interesting place it is to be.
Friends of Te Papa invite you to an illustrated talk exploring how museums across Central and Eastern Europe express national identity shaped by centuries of empire, conflict, and cultural change.
Kia ora St John’s whānau, This Sunday we unpack the final two priorities of our Vision Refresh: Priority 7 – Partnership: A Collaborative Mission Priority 8 – Public Faith: Making the Case for Christianity The Great Co-mission The plan for children and young people is for them to exit the service part-way to their peer groups.
Geography Awareness Week has been a vibrant celebration of spatial thinking, environmental curiosity, and academic excellence across all year levels at Onslow College.
Term 4 sports registrations are now open. Whānau/caregivers will need to register their student for Term 4 sports via the Onslow Sport – 2026 Term 4 Registrations permission slip on SchoolBridge by Friday 21 August. If students are not registered by this date, they will not be registered to play Term 4 sports. Term 4 […] The post Sports Wrap-Up 13 August appeared first on Onslow College.
Upcoming Themes and Readings Themes and readings for the Sunday services to be used in your house churches or for personal study. New To Karori Anglican? You are Invited! If […]
