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Wellington club rugby matchday scoring updates 6 July
- Wellington Club Weekly
- This is big. It’s week 14 of the 2024 Wellington club rugby season today. Today is the first round of the Jubilee Cup and Hardham Cup compeititons for 2024. It is also round one of the Premier Reserve Ed Chaney Cup and HD Morgan Memorial Cup compeittions, as well as the championship U85kg rounds, while...
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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 9 June 2024
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, Is it possible Jesus didn’t like his own family very much…? Or is something more significant going on when he ignores his mother and brothers…? Our Bible reading this Sunday is Mark 3:31-35 Students, staff and families from Uttley House at Scots College will join us for worship.
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WTMC Ruapehu Summer Lodge – and the remarkable Unnamed Glacier
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- WTMC Ruapehu Summer Lodge – and the remarkable Unnamed Glacier The smallest glacier on Mt Ruapehu is the most unusual – it is possibly the only glacier in New Zealand not melting away. And it is relatively easy to get to from the WTMC Ruapehu Lodge. There are nine named glaciers on Mt Ruapehu, including ... Read more
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Review: Big J: A New Legacy
- The Wellingtonista
- Reviewed by Nadia Freeman Jacob Dombroski is all heart in his performance of Big J A New Legacy. It is clear that he relives the feelings of every story he shares. This vulnerability is most evident during his dance pieces. From krump to graceful, emotive sections, his actions are deliberate. He can switch from raw […]
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Term 1 Development
- Onslow Junior Soccer Club
- Term 1 Pre-Season Training is about to start Our popular Term 1 Player Development Programme is set to start next week – it is not too late to register! Our coaching coordinator Merrick Keenan will oversee the programme offered with… » read more The post Term 1 Development appeared first on Onslow Junior Football Club.
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The definitive list of the Best National Rugby Teams
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The world of rugby rankings is a clear platform to determine the best national rugby teams on the rise. And it was not just a whirlwind championship but the tenth Rugby World Cup and the 200th anniversary of the sport. Unquestionably, rugby is an evolving sport and is expected to only grow bigger in the...
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Wellington club rugby live scoring updates Round One, 1 April
- Wellington Club Weekly
- It is the opening round of the 2023 Wellington club rugby season. The first round of the Premier Men’s Swindale Shield competition is being played today, with all seven scheduled matches kicking off at 2.45pm. The draw is HERE For the games, scoring updates and updated results see below. WRFU Men’s Premier The first...
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Ask Me Anything: Reuben Paterson
- City Gallery
- Exhibiting artist Reuben Paterson sits down to answer questions submitted by our audience. What is your advice to young artists? What is the inspiration behind your work Koro? What is your view on secondary art markets and equity for artists? Best and worst things about working with Glitter? Reuben answers these questions and more. The […]
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Don’t be resigned to renting being rubbish. It needn’t be!
- Talk Wellington
- Just your regular reminder that the munted way we do some things in New Zealand isn’t Just How It is. And, in fact, being better is straightforward! This is from a recent, generally cheerful update on the state of NZ’s housing market, where Ged Cann reports on a NZ Herald investigation of the impact of...
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Wellington Cup Carnival Shaping to be Most Memorable Ever
- Wellington Racing Club
- The 2007 Century City Developments Wellington Cup Carnival is shaping up to be the most memorable ever if the quality of horses targeting the meeting and oncourse entertainment is anything to go by. Top class wine and thoroughbred racing is the order of the day at the Wine & Racing Festival on Saturday, January 20.
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Fraser Ross and the Felt Tips
- Newtown Festival
- Playing solo or with friends (the Felt Tips), Fraser Ross is a gypsy-folk man. He is a keen lyrics man, and a inter-song banterer. Sometimes he dabbles in ballads, sometimes a quicker rinka-chink. His live shows are rare and exciting, his album (And Birds Do Sing) is brilliant but slow-burning.
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Why add lanes to Cobham Drive?
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- Anyone else think 6 lanes for cars on Cobham Drive is just overkill? There’s not that much stuff over on the Miramar Peninsula, and it’s not like people are missing planes at Welly airport because of heavy congestion. Is 6 lanes on an arterial road that is perfectly fine at 4 lanes indicative of […]
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Why add lanes to Cobham Drive?
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- Anyone else think 6 lanes for cars on Cobham Drive is just overkill? There’s not that much stuff over on the Miramar Peninsula, and it’s not like people are missing planes at Welly airport because of heavy congestion. Is 6 lanes on an arterial road that is perfectly fine at 4 lanes indicative of […]
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The Public Love Tunnels
- Architectural Centre Inc
- If there is one thing that the public love, it is being let in to a secret underground space, to go boldly where no one has gone before… And last weekend, Wellington was allowed to venture into the giant slice through the earth that the NZTA call the Memorial Park underpass. At present it is [...]
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Keep Newtown Clean 2014
- Newtown Residents' Association
- Happy New Year. The first Keep Newtown Clean for the new year is on Saturday 11 Jan at 9am to 12.30pm. Newtown is looking good and its staying clean and tidy ….we just need to maintain the standard now. We have noticed that the tagging is not returning like it used to and that if […]
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The small engine menace and what we can do about it
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- This is a cross post with my other blog – Clean Air New Zealand. The ideas in this post have been kicking around in my brain for a while, but the thing that is spurring me into action is this post at Crikey’s Urbanist Blog by Alan Davies “Can scooters make our cities work better?” […]
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March 4: Felix III
- Bar Bodega
- Felix Moses Kudakwashe Mpunga, known as Felix, III (Felix the Third) is an unsigned acoustic singer-songwriter based in Wellington. The Age of Uncertainty is the debut EP by Wellington based singer-songwriter Felix, III. "The EP is called The Age of Uncertainty because to be honest I was unsure if the … Continue reading
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Submission : City to Sea Bridge
- Architectural Centre Inc
- 13th November 2024 ~ Submission to the Te Ngākau Precinct Public Consultation The following is extracted from the Centre’s submission on this consultation. We requested to present to the Council. The full submission is available here. Transcript of the oral presentation is here (Nov 25th). The Centre strongly opposes what appears to be the driving premiss […]
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Moore turret
- Eye of the Fish
- At last: a return to what this blog was set up to do – a review of a local building. This one is really aimed at keeping DavidP happy, who has undoubtedly noted this progressing along. It is not quite finished yet, but is forming a much needed edge to the formerly neglected corner of [...]
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My favourite modernist building … the Rotherham House
- Architectural Centre Inc
- My favourite modernist building (albeit one I haven’t visited) is the Rotherham House – one of the Group’s houses. The Group was formed primarily of Auckland architecture students in the late 1940s, who stated their intentions in their manifesto: We know there is another way of living in which a house is logically contrived for […]
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Demolition by ignorance?
- Architectural Centre Inc
- On Saturday morning (10 September 2016) on The Nation, the Social Housing Minister, Paula Bennett, claimed that she was doing everything “humanly possible” to address the homelessness situation. It is undisputed that there is insufficient social housing, and not enough is being done fast enough. In early September, the media stated that there were “hundreds […]
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Make a Submission on Climate Change Adaption
- Guardians of the Bays
- The Government is running an inquiry into climate adaptation and is calling for submissions. Write a submission of use the online tool they have looks user friendly. Wellington Council is moving to slow and investing in infrastructure at risk of sea level rise. Central Government isn’t providing clarity or a funding framework for climate change […]
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Siosiua
- Newtown Festival
- Siosiua is 18 years old and is a new first year student but, also the most recent recipient of the Pasifika music Scholarship at Massey University. He is studying a bachelor Degree in Commercial Music and sound production engineering. He uri tēnei nō Ngāti Whatua Te Uri O Hau, Te Whanau ā Apanui, Te Arawa […]
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The Failure of Australasian Conservative Governments on Transport
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- Excuse me this post. I am an Australian living in New Zealand (yes the opposite of the normal story. I’m part of the backwash.) But it’s worth keeping an eye on what is happening west of the Tasman as what is happening in New Zealand is happening in Australia too. In what sounds awfully familiar, […]
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The small engine menace and what we can do about it
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- This is a cross post with my other blog – Clean Air New Zealand. The ideas in this post have been kicking around in my brain for a while, but the thing that is spurring me into action is this post at Crikey’s Urbanist Blog by Alan Davies “Can scooters make our cities work better?” […]
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Age diversity
- Architectural Centre Inc
- However attractive green field and scorched earth planning is, that kind of utopia isn’t coming anytime soon. What is coming is managed retreat from flood and liquefaction areas, some population growth (though this might not be as significant as the former) and an aging population. The ‘aging’ I talking about isn’t just to do with […]
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Kyle Preston and Lions focused on NPC final this coming Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Steven White Kyle Preston is like a cat on a hot tin roof. Well, he is a Wellington Lion, his form is strong and he’s scored some sizzling tries in recent weeks, and last time we spoke to him 18 months ago he was spending his week days working as a roofer. Cheesy introductions...
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RPNYC MEMBERSHIP REVIEW “YOUR CLUB – YOUR COMMUNITY” BACKGROUND
- Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
- The Board is interested in securing feedback from our members on how the Club is tracking as an organisation. Board Member Paul Davies is to carry out a piece of work to gauge the members’ views on several aspects of the club. Paul Davies – June 2019Download RPNYC MEMBERSHIP REVIEW “YOUR CLUB – YOUR COMMUNITY”BACKGROUND
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Coronavirus – what you need to know
- Hutt Valley District Health Board
- You will have seen in the media that the Novel Coronavirus has spread to areas outside of China. The Ministry of Health is closely monitoring the situation and following guidance from the World Health Organisation (WHO). Coronavirus is of concern but at this stage the risk of a widespread outbreak is low in New Zealand.
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Coronavirus – what you need to know
- Hutt Valley District Health Board
- You will have seen in the media that the Novel Coronavirus has spread to areas outside of China. The Ministry of Health is closely monitoring the situation and following guidance from the World Health Organisation (WHO). Coronavirus is of concern but at this stage the risk of a widespread outbreak is low in New Zealand.
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Empire Table Tennis Club
- The Empire Table Tennis Club is one of the oldest and largest in New Zealand and is situated in Marine Parade , Petone.
- Tagged as:
- petone
- table-tennis
- wcn-hosted
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