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    • Library 2.0
      • Our wonderful new revamped Library has been opened to the public for almost a week now, and already it feels like half the city has...

    • Windy the Pooh
      • Here is some Wellington weather, coming up-country now, bump, bump, bump, on the back bay, behind our merry Airport. It is, as far as we...

    • Pip Cheshire
      • I’m really saddened to hear of the unfortunately early demise of Pip Cheshire – one of the nicest, and best architects in the land. He...

    • IKEA-AKL
      • Although summer has only just now kicked off properly, having been stuck in bad-weather hell for weeks, the Eye of the Fish did manage to...

    • Cold shell and Te Ngakau
      • Because I am a glutton for punishment, I sat down and watched the entire WCC Council sub-committee meeting recently, on the discussion around Te Ngakau...

    • Gone Fishing
      • It’s that time of the year again, where the Fish hangs up it’s byeline and heads to the beach for some rest and recreation. Thank...

    • Wellington City Plan 2026
      • Patrick Reynolds posted a wonderful tribute to Auckland and it’s glowing future on the Greater Auckland website today – and I have to agree with...

    • Here we go again
      • Unfortunately, not a post on the OK brilliant dance band and video “Here It Goes Again” but instead we launch back into commentary on the...

    • Grand Egyptian Museum
      • Over the last weekend the world was treated to something that has been a long time coming. The opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum –...

    • Empire and Death Star
      • Star Wars, Return of the Jedi, The Empire Strikes Back, and Rogue One – there are so many parallels with the current Rump administration, and...

    • RONS are back in town
      • My fledgling tender buds that started to like Chris Bishop and think that he may have a brain in his body have been trampled on....

    • No Kings
      • Events of the weekend have left me in a slightly more positive mood than before, as at last there are some signs of moral rectitude...

    • Seismic changes
      • It is absolutely fantastic that Minister Chris Penk (and others? Bish?) have listened to the people and proposed to do something about the terrible mess...

    • New Fish needed
      • Sorry team – my willpower to write is gone. Too much death and tragedy in the world and not enough caring about the architecture around...

    • 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...

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