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Everything on the line on semi-finals Saturday in club rugby
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: MSP outside backs Sagele Aukusitino and Andrew Wells and MSP are hoping to take down OBU in one Jubilee Cup semi-final tomorrow, while the Wellington Axemen have beaten the Avalon Wolves by default in their wooden spoon playoff match. PHOTO: Tom Minton. By Scott MacLean FRIDAY LUNCHTIME EDITION: So after a season that has...
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FOMI flax weevil work trip – 28 Feb to 1 March 2020
- Friends of Mana Island
- This weekend our group focused on Will Brockelsby’s flax weevil research project. There were 12 of us though Annemieke and Andrea doubled as part of the white-faced storm petrel feeding (WFSP) team. The feeding team were also at the Lockwood. We shared a meal with them. Colin Miskelly outlined the flax weevil project so all […]
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Mana Island, Moki Street, Titahi Bay, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Golden Mile: options for the picking THIS WEEK!
- Talk Wellington
- Your Urbanerds team, reporting back from last night’s Golden Mile webinar with Let’s Get Wellington Moving… and a hurryup guide for submissions! Webinar session The Golden Mile submissions window closes this Sunday 5pm (26 July) and there’s been lots of stuff in the media, so it was great to hear from the folks in the know.
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2025 AGM and speaker David Watt – 3 June 2025
- Karori Historical Society
- Our Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday 3 June 2025 at St Ninian’s, Newcombe Crescent, Karori at 7.30 pm. Members and friends welcome. Business Supper will be served after the meeting. If you are keen to help run the Society and plan future activities and events, so are willing to join our Committee, please contact Adrian […]
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From the President … in July
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- It’s so good to be able to tramp again and to be able to focus on the new normal as a club. Last weekend we had five overnight trips running, very exciting after months of no trips and then only day trips! I was fortunate to go on one (Aorangi Crossing) – and have also ... Read more
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Preview – Finals DAY
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Draws & Results HERE By Scott MacLean So here we are. Roughly two months later than planned and with a much-rejigged competition played in part under heightened restrictions owing to the Covid-19 pandemic we reach the conclusion of the season with Finals Day where the Petone Rec will play host to eight matches headlined by...
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Update: Refund policy and Booking fees
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- This article sets out changes to the WTMC refund policy and changes to Paypal fees. Updated refund policy The Committee has reviewed and approved a new policy to provide refunds across Club services and activities, including trips and training, Lodge and Paua Hut bookings. These changes are brought in so we take a consistent approach ... Read more
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 096: Hami Grace
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Hami Grace was a wing three-quarter who played for Wellington and the North Island, and he was a Māori All Black. He played club rugby for Wellington College Old Boys and later for the Wellington Axemen. He also played Senior club cricket in Wellington and briefly first-class cricket for the province, so was a well-known...
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Aisle be Back: Bledisloe #1 in Wellington
- Wellington Club Weekly
- [logoshowcase cat_id=”43″] By Kevin McCarthy What more can a poor boy do? Ian Foster’s no more able to solve the talent glut at first-five than any other coach. So its Jordie as a converted wing to allow Richie M at first-five and his bro at fullback. We all know Jordie’s been stellar at fullback this...
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Te Ao Whekere Reconaissance
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Sometimes trips I lead are a bit chaotic. This one was no exception! High winds forecast for the Sunday afternoon ruled out camping anywhere along the ridge, so our crazy plan was to summit Te Ao Whekere and return in one VERY long day. After a booking fail (my fault) with the ferry, we ended ... Read more
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From the President … in December … 2020
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- A massive thank you to all our members – for your support and understanding throughout a difficult year for everyone and for the club. While 2020 has been challenging in many ways, there’s also been many fantastic trips and other highlights in the year, including in the last month or so. I was fortunate enough ... Read more
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Red Hills Ridge
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- It had been two years since my first experience of the Richmond Ranges, my first overnight WTMC trip, a medium grade where I bit off more than I could chew. So, when I joined the Wellington Anniversary weekend trip to the Red Hills I was a bit nervous but knew I had the chance to ... Read more
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Aisle be Back: Easter edition
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Kevin McCarthy Well, they scoffed when I said the march to the title began last weekend They’re not laughing now. Or not so loudly. Yet here we are. A make-or-break game against the Blues who are in a crisis of confidence. That’s because the Blues were pretty dreadful last weekend, perfectly following the template...
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Tennyson Inlet Kayak
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- What a fantastic way to spend Easter! A very memorable experience kayaking the Marlborough Sounds indeed. What made this trip so special? Everything that could go right, went right. If anything didn’t go to plan then it effortlessly became an adjusted plan. An early start to the long weekend on Thursday with an anticipated ferry ... Read more
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Te Puia Tramp
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Looking through past trip reports it seems the club has a tradition of organising Te Puia tramps over Queen’s birthday weekend. And it’s a great tradition; what’s better than soaking in hot pools on a winter tramp. So the 2021 tramp was organised to live up to the tradition and make the most of the ... Read more
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From the President … in July 2021
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Tēnā koutou I’m delighted that we now have a full Committee – and really pleased to welcome our new Chief Guide, Anne de Ferron. Anne has been leading trip for many years, as well as helping the club with the Mountain Film Festival and in many other ways. So many thanks to Matt C for ... Read more
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Aisle be Back: All Blacks v Australia Bledlisloe One
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Kevin McCarthy Excited about the Bledisloe? No, I didn’t think so. Of course, it’s starting in the shadow of the Olympics, and it’s been struggling as a competitive match-up for well, nigh on a decade. Put the covid-19 conniptions in the mix and the deflating taking away of Wellington’s test, and none of this...
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Conversion? No … demolition
- Wellington Scoop
- The number of its parishioners had shrunk to less than a score, so it was inevitable that this beautiful 1960s Brooklyn church would have to find a new use. But was demolition inevitable? Demolition wasn’t mentioned when the Modernist St Matthew’s Church, designed by leading Wellington architect Derek Wilson, was advertised for sale at the end of last year.
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St Matthew's Cooperating Church / Co-operating Parish, 96, Washington Avenue, Mitchelltown, Vogeltown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Ories Vatos and Poneke Ruffnuts set for Reserve Grade Division 1 Final
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Members of the respective Ories Vatos and Poneke Ruffnuts sides after recent matches. Both teams carry large squads so plenty of other players not in these photos have been involved in their campaigns this year. Perhaps the most hard-fought match of all this coming Saturday will be the Reserve Grade Division 1 final between home...
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Waterfall Hut
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- When I mentioned to my friends that the plan for weekend was to go to Waterfall hut, they all talked about the speargrass misery and challenging access, so I put my gaiters close to the top and my expectations close to bottom. I couldn’t have been more wrong. I felt my GCSB style background vetting ... Read more
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Light rail in Auckland: should Wellington be afraid?
- Talk Wellington
- It’s only January and already the blockbuster announcement of the year: finally, grownup-city mass transit for our largest metropolitan centre! But a lot of smart people have made a lot of weird decisions in there… could Wellington experience similar weird? So after an interminable-feeling period of cluster-shemozzle uber-bungle, it was Officially Declared: Auckland will get...
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2022 Island Bay Race
- Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
- Thirteen boats, including one from Evans Bay, took to the water on an overcast morning to race to the top of Somes/Matiu Island, out of the Heads and around to Island Bay. One boat was enjoying it so much they decided to sail a bit further than the virtual mark. Results can be found here. [...]
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Te Matawai Hut
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Saturday 5th March – Enjoying the sun along the tops We had an awesome trip away to Te Matawai Hut in the Tararuas. I had never been into the Poads Road entrance of the Tararuas before so was keen to see some new tracks. Six of us (across a Medium, and Medium-Fit group) set off ... Read more
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Aisle be Back: Go the Canes!
- Wellington Club Weekly
- TJ Perenara, Aidan Morgan and Josh Moorby celebrate a try in their recent match against the Fijian Drua. The trio start the quarter-final against the Brumbies at halfback, first five and fullback respectively. Perenara will be playing his 150th match. By Kevin McCarthy Finals footy! It’s taken a while, but not so long as it...
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Neill Forks Haikus
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- The forecast was for rain and wind in the Tararua but we had no unbridged river crossings and only a very short section of exposed tops so we set off on Plan A to reach Neill Forks hut from Waiohine Gorge road end, via Cone, Neill Peak and the unmarked spur NE down to the ... Read more
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Aisle be Back: All Blacks v Ireland 2.0
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Kevin McCarthy As Napoleon once apparently said, the greatest danger occurs at the moment of victory. And he hadn’t even watched the first test. Last week, I sort of predicted Ireland could go 5-zip on their tour of New Zealand, so with two down, three to go, I guess I better stick with that....
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The Beauty of Simplicity- Tiny House Living
- Low Carbon Kapiti
- The overlooked opportunity in response to the housing problem and climate emergency By Sahra Kress, 25 August 2022 I have a lot I could say about living simply, but I will restrain myself to a few brief paragraphs about so-called ‘tiny houses’, and let the pictures say the rest. These small dwellings are now ubiquitous […]
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Wellington v Taranaki 1953: the high point of a golden year
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Athletic Park’s Western Bank filling up fast 10 minutes after gates have opened at noon for a 3.00 pm kick-off between Wellington and Taranaki. Photo: EP 29/8/1953 The following story was previously published on this website in 2014 – so re-posting below for those that may have missed it then, ahead of Sunday’s NPC...
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The Monday Wrap 12 September (news and information to start the new rugby week)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Wellington Lions with the Mike Gibson Memorial Trophy after their 32-26 win over Otago yesterday. Anyone in Wellington game enough for a road-trip the Napier this coming Saturday? The Wellington Lions have a rare Ranfurly Shield challenge. The game against the Hawke’s Bay Magpies kicks off at 7.05pm Saturday at McLean Park, so start...
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Town Center Upgrades
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Kia ora Island Bay Residents Association, We really enjoyed speaking to so many members of the Island Bay community last Saturday in regards to the Island Bay Town Centre Upgrades. We are excited to get this project underway and begin those conversations further with the working group, who we are in contact with. The workingContinue reading "Town Center Upgrades"
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Island Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Glenside - the halfway
- Glenside is a suburb located between Wellington and Porirua, centrally located at the southern end of New Zealand's North Island. It is mainly rural zoned and is between the neighbouring communities of Johnsonville and Tawa on the old Porirua Road. Hills, streams and rural landscape characterise the area. The resident population is 336
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- wcn-hosted
- porirua
- johnsonville
- community-groups
- tawa
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Makara Hall and St Patricks Church
- Originally built in 1873 by the Catholic diocese, St Patricks is a non-denominational, community owned church. Situated in the farming and lifestyle area of Makara, St Patricks is twenty minutes drive from the centre of Wellington. The Church is listed with the Historic Places Trust and is lovingly maintained by local volunteers.
- Submitted by tonytw1
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- heritage-buildings
- makara
- religious-groups
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