Places / October 2006
November 2006 | September 2006-
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The World on our doorstep
- WellUrban
- Just imagine the reaction if a huge multistorey structure appeared at Queens Wharf, full of wealthy foreigners, and serviced by coaches that interfere with pedestrian movement. There'd be a huge outcry, wouldn't there?
- Tagged as:
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- waterfront
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Maud Island frogs hop from island to mainland
- Karori Sanctuary Trust
- On 3 October, 30 rare Maud Island frogs were given a new home at Wellington's world-first Karori Wildlife Sanctuary. While this is not the first reintroduction of this rare amphibian to a mainland site (the Sanctuary achieved that conservation milestone back in February), this is the first time frogs transferred directly from Maud Island have been reintroduced to the mainland.
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- karori
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Back on track: short shrift
- WellUrban
- Things have been a bit quiet on the J'ville line front recently, although there's a lot of confusion and speculation about the preferred options.
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- transport
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S3=Skink Site Survey
- T3 Track Blog
- Giant Skinks require careful consideration.
- Accepted from T3 Track Blog feed by feedreader
- Automatically tagged as:
- makara
- blogs
- cycling
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Seaview Recycle and Transfer Station Football College
- Stop Out Sports Club
- An exciting innovation for 2008 is our partnership with Seaview Recycle & Transfer Station and their drive to support youth programmes within the community.The Seaview Recycle & Transfer Station Football College will work across Stop Out's strong junior club to develop the talent ofmany of our elite athletes as well as improving players of all levels.Stop Out wants loyalty and by developin
- Tagged as:
- soccer
- recycling
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More FREEHEAT at Stop Out
- Stop Out Sports Club
- Our major Sponsor FREEHEAT is once again supporting the club.It's a major boost to have FREEHEAT back on board as 2008 shapes up to be one of the most exciting at Stop Out for many years.With a new Director of Football, the Seaview Recycling Football College up and running, the redevelopment of our playing fields and new changing sheds at Hutt Park, Coaching Development programmes already planned
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- recycling
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Diggers in the mist
- T3 Track Blog
- This is the lastest section of T3 to be built.
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- Automatically tagged as:
- makara
- blogs
- cycling
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