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    • Gordon Goneburger?
      • It is deeply sad and rather ironic that the day that the submissions for the Gordon Wilson Housing Scholarship close wth NZIA, the Minister of...

    • Music Underground
      • Welcome back – yes, I’ve been away, but now I’m back and so welcome back to the readers – if anyone returns with me. There...

    • RIP Sir Robert
      • So, Sir Bob Jones has passed away, and the news media is full of tales of politics and drama, speeding tickets and airline alternatives, being...

    • Catholic gilt trip
      • Rest in Peace Francis. Rest in Peace Jorge Mario Bergoglio. While I really wanted to call this post “Is the Pope a Catholic (woman)?” that...

    • Granny Flats
      • I think that I last heard the phrase “Granny Flat” used way back in the 1970s, before the term PC had been invented. But it...

    • Myanmar
      • There is a very sober message in the pictures and videos coming out of Myanmar and Thailand, after their 7.7 earthquake. A shallow quake, similar...

    • Lambton Nine-Nine
      • Another week, another week of chronic stupidity from the Council. It seems hard to fathom, given the amount of flack that Tory has weathered over...

    • Camouflage cladding
      • There is a movement that is growing rapidly, for reasons unknown, that is slowly colouring our urban outlook. It reminds me of the old adage...

    • Tunnels not helping
      • I must confess that yesterday I laughed considerably and quite loudly, at the report that Simpleton Brown received, informing him that spending a billion or...

    • Brutalist vs Brutalism
      • Like the rest of the Wellington Architectural Cognoscenti, I went to a special Architectural Centre showing of The Brutalist in the weekend, because I do...

    • American Carnage
      • Carnage. American Carnage, to be specific. That’s what DJ Rump announced eight years ago to the day, and what he will deliver in buckets over...

    • Reading
      • What a great way to start off 2025, with the sale of Reading cinema to Prime Property. That’s the best news Wellington could have, outside...

    • Redevelop Karori
      • Today, the Eye of the Fish goes West, to the deepest darkest reaches of known civilisation within the burgh of Welly, to visit the Kapital...

    • Mounting up on Victoria
      • And so it starts. Fears of the Mt Victoria Residents Association, much bandied about as the end of the world, have now actually been put...

    • Tōitu te Tiriti hikoi
      • That was energising – and deeply moving. I’ve just come back from the Hikoi – and I feel more Māori than ever before. Yes, I’m...

    • Saving Whanau
      • Statement from Wellington Mayor Tory WhanauToday I met with Councillors to further discuss our Long-Term Plan amendment in the lead up to official deliberations on...

    • Bridge to Nowhere
      • I’m probably going to lose a few friends over this, but I don’t think the City to Sea Bridge is worth trying to save. As...

    • On the Books
      • Everybody likes an award. Oscars, Turners, Pritzkers, Bookers, Emmys, Tonys, Baftas, Goftas, Tuis and Taites. The Guardian has just reported on one many of you...

    • Fast Track Bishop
      • Say what you like about Bishop (and I do), but he is fast. Very fast in fact, and not really caring about the ethics or...

    • Kainga No More
      • The Luxon-lead government continues its attack on anything that the Labour Party ever managed to do, with the release today of news about the Kainga...

    • Te Ngākau Civic Square
      • This is what the Council were discussing last week Te Ngākau Update Council Briefing – September 2024 Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience – Key Approaches:...

    • Let’s go solar
      • What a curious government we have at present, full of balls, bald heads and bravado, but not much in the brains department. There are many...

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