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Sideline Conversions 18 August (some news and information to start the new week in rugby)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Esi Komaisavai doing what he does, scoring tries. His maiden Lions try was in vain as they lost to Otago. Photo: Mike Lewis Pictures. Monday morning edition – updates expected: The rugby continues under full steam this coming weekend. The Reserve Grade Division 1 club rugby final is between the Wellington Axemen and Tawa. Details...
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RE-BLOG KEITH JOHNSON: CentrePort Proposals to Scour Wellington Berths and Dredge Wellington Harbour Mouth need proper Multi-Criteria Appraisal
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- JUST BIGGER IS BETTER AS FAR AS TRAFFIC IS CONCERNED? By Keith Johnson While road transport increasingly grinds to a halt in Wellington and road rage is becoming common, partly consequent on Wellington City Council’s dog-in-the-manger approach to investment in roads, the Bigger is Better philosophy is receiving ringing endorsement from local authorities with respect to the aviation and maritime shipping industries. Much has been published on this website about Wellington International Airport’s Runway Extension Project – including an article by Dr Sea Rotmann which draws attention to the massive contribution of air travel worldwide to CO2 emissions. Maritime transport is also a major emitter. In this respect, Wellington Regional Council should be insisting upon a proper Multi-Criteria Assessment of the proposed dredging of Wellington Harbour by CentrePort. http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/79692673/CentrePort-reveals-details-of-plans-to-dredge-7km-channel-in-Wellington-Harbour A Multi-Criteria Assessment would cover all dimensions of a major public investment: Cost-Benefit Analysis [including the Business Case] Economic Impacts Environmental and Safety Impacts Social and Distributional Impacts With the whole to be concluded with an over-arching summary of redlines and trade-offs. Looking at the current situation, the parallels between the CentrePort proposal and the Runway Extension Project are very interesting: Doubts about financial viability Optimistic multiplier-based ‘economic’ rather than business case justification Concern over who will eventually pay [ferry customers, GWC ratepayers] etc. Environmental concerns The one glaring difference is that Wellington ratepayers are not being asked to pay directly in the case of the Port. SOME ISSUES ON THE PORT PROPOSAL THAT NEED PROPER APPRAISAL Viability of Log Traffic growth as a major driver [with its associated road transport issues] http://maritimealumni.ac.nz/alumni/whats-the-latest/ The silt is potentially toxic: http://www.sandandgravel.com/news/article.asp?v1=4444 The cost could be anywhere between $20 million and $40 million: http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/regional/265225/dredging-plan-for-wellington-port The proposal could have adverse effects on recreational and commercial fishing, the recreational use of Wellington Harbour and artesian water pressure and purity in Eastbourne: http://wellington.scoop.co.nz/?p=76457 Wellingtonians will pay through their rate contributions to the Greater Wellington Council and possibly also through higher ferry fares to and from the South Island: http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/79886817/harbour-dredge-could-push-up-cook-strait-ferry-prices-shipping-federation Any possible relationship between the dumping of silt and its migration towards the unstable deep sea submarine canyons in Cook Strait seems unconsidered: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm Plus a couple of challenges on ‘shifting sands’ by ‘Old Saltie’ Jim Mikoz: Dredging, dumping, and the moving river of shingle and Why Centreport’s dumping sites are in the wrong places CentrePort’s Channel Deepening Project http://www.centreportbigpicture.co.nz/project-overview CentrePort is applying for consents to deepen the harbour to allow for ships with draughts of up to 14.5metres at the harbour entrance and the Thorndon Container Wharf. These consents would provide CentrePort the flexibility to dredge in one stage or a series of stages, allowing the port to deepen the channel only as required, in response to the size of ships actually visiting New Zealand. An extensive optimisation exercise was undertaken to identify the most cost effective design delivering the least amount of dredging for the best operational outcome. As Wellington is a naturally deep harbour, no deepening is required in the main harbour basin and the overall volume proposed to be removed is less than at other ports to achieve the same outcomes. At the harbour entrance consents are being sought that would allow the port to remove up to 6.0 million cubic metres of seabed sediment. The proposed disposal site is off Fitzroy Bay, in water approximately 50 metres deep. This site is a refinement of the existing consented disposal area. The main container berth and northern approach at Thorndon Container Wharf would also be deepened, with placement of that material, up to 270,000 cubic metres, in deeper water near the berth. Alternatives for disposal have, and will continue to be considered [hopefully].
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Cricket Wellington and Wellington Junior Indoor Cricket Announce New Partnership to Grow the Game Year-Round
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- Cricket Wellington and Wellington Junior Indoor Cricket (WJIC) are pleased to announce a formal partnership that will...
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Cricket Wellington and Wellington Junior Indoor Cricket Announce New Partnership to Grow the Game Year-Round
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- Cricket Wellington and Wellington Junior Indoor Cricket (WJIC) are pleased to announce a formal partnership that will...
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Eagles topple Norths in Porirua boilover as Ories, Poneke and MSP win big in Jubilee Cup
- Wellington Club Weekly
- A momentous win for the Hutt Old Boys Marist Eagles over defending champions Northern United and c...
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Bond Banter 3 May (NEWS IN BRIEFS AND SOME RUGBY INFORMATION TO START THE WEEK)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Time flies when you are having [rugby] fun. After a long lead-in, we are already a month in to the club rugby season in Wellington, while teams are preparing for the second rounds in both Hawke’s Bay and Manawatu Premier competitions. It keeps getting better. This Saturday marks the start of the school grading season,...
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The Monday wrap for 15 August (some news and information to start the rugby week)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Stokes Valley U85kg side with the Tony O’Brien Shield, for winning the Division 2 title on Saturday with a 14-9 win over Eastbourne in the final. The rugby rolls on. The last of the club rugby finals in Wellington is this coming Saturday, between the MSP Internationals and the Upper Hutt Rams J8s who...
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Last round of Hurricanes U18s competition, final Development team match and Ranfurly Shield challenge tomorrow
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Hurricanes Youth Council’s U18 competition is finely poised heading into this weekend’s third and final round of matches, heading into next week’s Finals Day. Added to the mix, the scheduled eight-team competition at the start of the term has been further reduced, with Wairarapa-Bush joining Manawatu in withdrawing from the Trustbank Secondary School Shield....
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Aisle be Back: The Lions wrap, the Black Ferns and the All Blacks in Japan
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Kevin McCarthy The greatest pleasure I took from the Wellington Lions’ NPC triumph last weekend was seeing the team celebrate, but none celebrating harder than Jackson Garden-Bachop. The first-five is of course departing to Japan, having missed out on a Hurricanes spot. On Saturday he scored 2 conversions from 2, and 3 from 4...
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Minimum effort, maximum gain: Sentry Box, Parks Peak and Upper Makaroro Huts – Ruahine Forest Park
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Unfortunately, our original plan to do a return trip to Triangle Hut from the western side of the Ruahine Range was not to be, owing to the high winds and soggy weather forecast for the weekend. However, it looked like the Eastern side of the Range would have a better weather profile, so we opted ... Read more
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Sideline Conversions 13 October (some news and information to start the new week in rugby)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Club Rugby attended the annual Manawatu Pasifika 10s tournament at Bill Brown Park in Palmerston North on Saturday. This is a well-run tournament and has enthusiastic support. The 10s format is also a good one, as it still has the structure of 15s rugby while also the razzle-dazzle of sevens. Close sevens games are really...
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Sideline Conversions 17 March (some news and information to start the new week in rugby)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- A hard-fought pre-season match in dry conditions at Rongotai College between Oriental-Rongotai and Kia Toa on Saturday. Photos: Andy McArthur. More photos here Second coffee of the day updates: Welcome to the new week in community rugby, although if you are Irish that might be starting tomorrow after today’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations. In Wellington,...
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State Highway 59 facing longer-term closure because of slip risk – impact on pedestrians and cyclists
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- Update from Waka Kotahi yesterday, 22 August State Highway 59 between Paekākāriki and Pukerua Bay will remain closed until further notice. The highway has been closed since Friday, 19 August … State Highway 59 facing longer-term closure because of slip risk – impact on pedestrians and cyclists Read More »
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Counting the wrong sheep: why trouble sleeping is about more than just individual lifestyles and habits
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Simple tips for getting a good night's sleep won't work for everyone, write Mary Breheny and Rosie Gibson.
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Preview: The Keepers
- The Wellingtonista
- Thread Theatre Company’s physical theatre work The Keepers starts tomorrow night at BATS Theatre.
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Plenty to play for in 12th round Premier and Premier 2 matches as Women’s champions decided
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Keanu Kotuhi gets his pass away for Wainuiomata against Avalon last Saturday. Both sides have plenty to play for this weekend. By Scott MacLean Its the winter solstice tomorrow this weekend and then it’s all downhill to summertime and paddling pools, but for a number of teams it is a case of sink or...
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Ories continue to set pace as Petone edge OBU and leaders fall in three lower grades
- Wellington Club Weekly
- A tightly contested match on Old Timers’ Day at William Jones Park for the Hakaraia Shield between home team Wainuiomata and visitors Pōneke who won 38-28. Photo: Andy McArthur. By Steven White, Scott MacLean and Adam Julian The Swindale Shield is Oriental-Rongotai’s to lose, following their eighth straight bonus point win today to move themselves...
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Bond Banter 11 October (Some rugby news and information to start the new week in rugby)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Morning edition: The end of the community 15s season is all-but over. Just waiting for details of a potential U85kg Knockout Cup semi-final this Saturday between the Avalon Wolves and the Carisbrook Bush Pigs – which will either be in Dunedin or Lower Hutt. The other semi-final is scheduled to be between Morrinsville (Waikato) and...
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The day Wellington teams re-took the Ranfurly Shield off Southland and beat the All Blacks
- Wellington Club Weekly
- This is a previous article on this website from 2016. Re-publishing it here ahead of the Wellington Lions versus Southland match and the second All Blacks versus Argentina fixture this coming weekend. World War One disrupted a great era for Wellington rugby teams. Wellington had captured the Ranfurly Shield in 1914 off Taranaki and was...
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Wellington First XV finalists found, Super 8 final decided on fulltime and U85kg Knockout Cup underway
- Wellington Club Weekly
- A second half try for Wellington College in today’s Premiership semi-final win over St Pat’s Town. Photo: Andy McArthur. By Steven White, Scott MacLean, Adam Julian and Gordon Noble-Campbell. A focus on First XV rugby and the start of the National Knockout Cup U85kg competition today in the lower North Island, with two Wellington Premiership...
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The Basin Flyover Board of Inquiry Decision Was Clear. Why Are Councils and NZTA Ignoring It?
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- One of the most interesting (and I wish I could say surprising) things about reaction to the Board of Inquiry decision to decline resource consent for a Basin Reserve flyover is how reluctant the New Zealand Transport Agency, many local councils, and flyover cheerleaders in the business community have been to examine what the Board actually said.
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Graduating PhD candidate Rana Daoud’s thoughts are with her family and friends in the West Bank
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Rana Daoud graduates with a PhD in Education tomorrow, with her friends and family watching her from the West Bank in Palestine.
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Frozen in time: old paintings and new photographs reveal some NZ glaciers may soon be extinct
- Victoria University of Wellington
- New Zealand's record of glacier loss contains 'irrefutable' visual evidence of climate change, write Andrew Lorrey, George Hook, Lauren Vargo, and Shaun Eaves.
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Wellington Gold and Hawke’s Bay A win U16s openers as Hawke’s Bay wins U18s feature match
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Hurricanes U16s competition opened today around the region. In two Division 1 games, the Hawke’s Bay As beat Manawatu 12-5 at Ongley Park, Palmerston North and Wellington Gold defeated Wellington Black 22-10 for a bonus point win in their intra-union match at Tawa. In Division 2 U16 tournament openers, Whanganui beat Horowhenua-Kapiti 33-24 and...
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A clock in the rocks: what cosmic rays tell us about Earth’s changing surface and climate
- Victoria University of Wellington
- State-of-the-art tech is giving scientists new insights into the Earth's history. Shaun Eaves, Jamey Stutz, Kevin Norton, and Pedro Doll explain.
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SCTV Episode 5: Ice Bucket Challenge
- Scots College
- See the Principals of Scots College rise to the Ice Bucket Challenge Cast: Scots College Tags:
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Top healthy building expert appointed as Dean of the Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Professor Robyn Phipps has been appointed as Dean of the Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
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Rugby feast tomorrow, featuring the last of the club finals and the start of the U19 competition
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Scott MacLean Rugby feast tomorrow, featuring the last of the club finals and the start of the U19 competition A banquet of weekend of rugby in Wellington and lower North Island teams tomorrow, including the last of the club and college finals and several representative matches that will all be good viewing. Club After...
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Metlink continues full train, bus and ferry services across the Wellington region during alert level 2
- Metlink
- Following the Government’s alert level 2 announcement Metlink has confirmed that it will continue to run a full train, bus and ferry service from midday today (Wednesday 12 August).
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City Bed and Breakfast
- Modern bed and breakfast homestay within a few minutes walk of Courtney Place and down-town Wellington. Queen bedroom with attached bathroom. All day continental breakfast, free parking and wireless internet.
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JJ Morgan and Co.
- Is a free form working space (Gallery plus studio's ) that is self founded by three individuals who are dedicated to supporting the development and creative output of artists, designers and curators from New Zealand and abroad. We are based at 3 Cruickshank Street in between Kilbirnie and Lyall Bay, Wellington. Gallery/show hours; Saturday/Sunday 11am-4pm
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Collective Photography and Design
- Wellington Wedding Photographers; Collective Photography and Design. Contemporary Album Design, DVD albums. Relaxed, Modern Style. Black and white or colour, Budget Packages. For the best Wedding photography in the Wellington region, contact Collective today for a no-obligation quote
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Collective Photography and Design
- Wellington Wedding Photographers; Collective Photography and Design. Contemporary Album Design, DVD albums. Relaxed, Modern Style. Budget Packages
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Cuba Street and Cuba Mall
- Wellington's Cuba Street is pedestrian-only from Manners Mall to Ghuznee Street, where it is called Cuba Mall. With its retailers ranging from leading retailers like Farmers and Whitcoulls through to R18 shops and tattoo artists, its numerous cafes and bars, clothing, book and record shops draw people from all around the region for what only Wellington's Cuba can offer.
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