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Doing the right thing for Thorndon
- Wellington Scoop
- The survival of the little narrow streets and the old houses of Thorndon is a miracle. And at last the city council is doing the right thing for this lovely heritage area.
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Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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SAR HQ Training - IMAN for AREC
- Wellington VHF Group
- IMAN is the incident management software that LandSAR Wellington uses for search operations. It is the alternative to paper based systems and works on both stand alone and networked computers. read more
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Fair Trade Fortnight 2011 – one week away
- Fair Trade City Wellington
- Fair Trade City Wellington is gearing up for two weeks of activities and events that “show off the swap” to fair trade that is happening in the capital and around the world.
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Free wireless
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- The Dominion Post is reporting that the WCC/TradeMe/NZWireless joint venture for free wireless internet in the centre city is now up and running. Any reports on how well it’s working?
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Enclosed Dog Exercise Area- the only one in Wellington
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- The enclosed dog exercise area in Evan’s Bay ( opposite Cogs park) is really popular with owners of small to medium dogs and is apparently the only one in the entire Wellington area.
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Another heritage building saved
- Iona Pannett
- Good news that the conversion of the old St James church in Newtown is going ahead and is expected to be completed in 18 months as reported in The Dominion Post today.
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St James' Presbyterian Church, Adelaide Road, Kowhai Park, Newtown, Wellington, 6023, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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Bumper weekend of First XV rugby coming up
- Wellington Club Weekly
- While there is the usual host of club rugby action on Saturday, there is also a bumper crop of college rugby on hand with the conclusion of two separate sets of games.
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The psychology of conspiracy theories
- Victoria University of Wellington
- What makes a person more likely to believe in or create conspiracy theories—and whether that is related to mental illness—is the subject of new research from Victoria University of Wellington.
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Victoria student creates NCEA app
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Tracking NCEA credits is now a whole lot easier thanks to a new mobile phone application (app) developed by Wasim Talim, who is currently finishing his studies at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Eats, rides and city living (and now earthquakes!)
- The Wellingtonista
- This post is an introduction since the folks at Wellingtonista have kindly invited me to join their merry band (and I now have an unexpected day off since the office is closed).
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Battle of Spin as Devine Returns to face Otago
- Cricket Wellington
- “Every game is a final now”, is how Blaze star leg spin bowler Deanna Doughty sums up her sides current mindset ahead of the fifth and final round against the Otago Sparks.
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Albert River
- Newtown Festival
- Albert River is a Indie Folk artist from Naenae. Albert River’s sound is a careful poem itched on a dream canvas. Albert’s musical Godparents are Canadian artists Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen.
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Consultation calls for lower carbon emissions, safer roads and a more connected transport network across the Wellington region
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Public consultation is open for the Regional Land Transport Plan 2021 (RLTP) which is calling on the community’s views on how to make a safer, more sustainable transport network for our region.
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Do we know what we mean when we talk about ‘mental health’?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- What is mental health? This is the key question preoccupying Professor Simon Keller, from the School of History, Philosophy, Political Science, and International Relations at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
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Consultation open for the Draft Airport Noise Management Plan 2022/23
- Guardians of the Bays
- Wellington International Airport Limited is currently consulting the community on our draft for consultation Airport Noise Management Plan (this is part of the Guardians of the Bays Wellington Airport designations Settlement Agreement).
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Wellington International Airport, Coutts Street, Rongotai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6023, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Ness Quick
- Newtown Festival
- Ness Quick is Wellington’s resident upstart of a drag performer. With a youthful take on fashion, while also drawing from traditional burlesque and cabaret aesthetics, Ness is a fresh and lively entertainer.
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always love xxx
- Toi Pōneke
- always love xxx is an exhibition through Yumoi zheng and Isadora Lao’s stories. A core focus within this body of work is connection: location, family, queer identity, love and how these overlap.
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Toi Pōneke Arts Centre, Footscray Avenue, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6040, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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WOAP: Bitchinheat
- The Wellingtonista
- When the amazing people behind Wellington on a Plate offer you tickets at the last minute to the very popular and sold out collaboration between La Boca Loca and Parrot Dog Brewery, you might be surprised at how hard it is to find someone to go along with you, because apparently there is a plague in town, but then you might remember that your poor public servant father is having a shit of a time lately and deserves a special treat, so all is well. Wellington’s ParrotDog Brewery plays host to a delicious evening in partnership with Miramar’s La Boca Loca Restaurant. They are serving up several hot and fresh Mexican dishes, prepared on-site at the brewery amongst the shiny stainless steel tanks. Each dish will be matched with its own flavoursome craft beer. There will even be some Mexican music courtesy of DJ Chefito and local beer with locally made Mexican cuisine: Vamos! This would have been a gorgeous event to be at in summer, with little stalls set up for each food & beer pairing, and keg tables set up to rest your glasses on. The bunting and the lighting was lovely (though not suitable for taking photos with your phone), but with concrete floors and big stainless steel tanks, even with the number of people around, we were all wearing our coats. Me being me, when Will took the microphone and told us there were five things to taste and we could have two each (at least), I wondered if that would be enough to eat, but I had forgotten the filling power of beer! So, on entry we were each given a taster of a specially brewed beer made with a Mexican herb that is as yet unnamed (the beer, that is, the herb has a name which I have very usefully forgotten EDIT: but now they’ve told me on Twitter, I can tell you it’s Epaozte), then each of the five dishes were matched with another beer. Steak & mushrooms served on thick polenta-ish pancakes was served with a Bitter Bitch IPA, wild boar was shredded and matched to a Dead Canary Pale Ale, dessert which was like a deep-fried crunchy whoopie pie came with a Dogg dark Ale, and the Bloodhound red IPA came with a slightly odd but still delicious Kina soup, done in a chili sauce with a special kind of corn. That one definitely left a spicy tingle. My favourite beer and food though was the butterfish ceviche topped with crunchy grasshopper salt (actually made from grasshoppers), served with the Flaxen Feather blonde ale. The grasshoppers were really tasty. My dad got tipsy and requested Mexican songs from the guitar player/singer, who obliged, the brewers and the chefs floated around answering questions, and all together it was a super pleasant evening. I’m pleased the ladies got to use the inside toilet while men were relegated to the portaloos outside in the wind. What surprised me though was that there was also a beer & food event at Garage Project tonight as part of Wellington on a Plate (where they were keeping all the beards normally associated with craft beer) which surely would have made it a bit of a Sophie’s Choice for hop heads – except that the Garage Project do was with Monsoon Poon, and you know how we feel about that. But while we’re on that subject, last week, we were at the Localist Jam at the City Gallery, and in between bacon donuts, we were astonished to hear Mike Egan from Monsoon Poon and also head of the hospitality association (EDIT) Restaurant Association say there is no Mexican restaurant scene in Wellington. That would probably come as a bit of a shock to La Boca Loca. And Viva Mexico. And Caliente. And Tequila Joe’s (even if that’s Tex-Mex). And Sweet Mother’s Kitchen. And Hot Like a Mexican. Perhaps what he meant was he has yet to open an expensively designed venue to serve a bastardised version of the cuisine at inflated prices to cater to the Churton Park crowd? But there’s already a Flying Burrito Brothers, so we’re mystified… The post WOAP: Bitchinheat appeared first on The Wellingtonista.
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Exposé
- Bats Theatre
- Sera (or is she?) has an embarrassing secret to reveal.
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BATS Theatre, 1, Kent Terrace, Mount Victoria, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Wellington Under 16 A and Under 16 Development Sides Announced
- Wellington Rugby Football Union
- The Wellington Under 16 Rugby Representative Team for 2007 is:
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LIVE WELLington files for a Judicial Review
- Newtown Residents' Association
- LIVE WELLington is an advocacy group for density done well.
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News for Sunday 28 February 2010
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- Prophetic Workshop TodayProphecy is a gift of the Holy Spirit.
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Cinephilia: Opening This Week
- The Wellingtonista
- I have to keep this brief as time is short.
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Click Local
- The Wellingtonista
- North of Wellington is a sunny paradise, known as Petone.
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How to trigger the traffic lights with your bike
- Cycling in Wellington
- CAN is working on a Respect: Stop at Red campaign.
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Review: I, George Nepia
- The Wellingtonista
- I, George Nepia is a beautifully written, beautifully realised play.
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Fair Trade Fortnight 2012: VicIDS Fairtrade Forum
- Fair Trade City Wellington
- Wellington is practically bursting with anticipation for Fair Trade Fortnight.
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East Side Area Update
- Guardians of the Bays
- Wellington Airport is staging development on the East Side Area.
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Review: The road that wasn’t there
- The Wellingtonista
- Oliver de Rohan’s mother’s neighbours think she is going mad.
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Draft Townbelt Management Policy – PUBLIC MEETING 13 NOVEMBER
- Newtown Residents' Association
- Wellington City Council is reviewing management of the Town Belt.
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The Hutt Valley
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WCC Transport Projects
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Young and hungry arts trust
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Paul Michaels Wellington Wedding Photography
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Evans Bay Intermediate
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Wellington Softball Association Inc.
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Boulcott Street Bistro
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The life and times of James Walter Chapman-Taylor
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East by West Ferry
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Masala Restaurant
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Manawa Karioi Ecological Restoration Project
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