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• • P-Team World Mountain Running Championships

    • 4 Oct 2008
    • The P-Team
    • This event is open to all Scottish members over 18 and involves the consumption of a pie and beer before ascending up the tip track to the radar station, where another can is consumed before heading to the finish line at the wind turbine. Alternatively, you can choose the soft option and just do the run. The event is wide open this year with the main contenders - Rohan Biggs and Grant McLean - opting to save themselves for Masterton the next day. Entries are now open.
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• • 7 Point 5 Degrees And Back

    • 20 Jun 2008
    • The Wellingtonista
    • It's 7.5° and back, a collaborative project by Gonzalez and Wellington artist Alannah Gunter. In Linz, Austria passers-by watch a monitor inside a canal-tube (above) and are in turn watched by a webcam. Placed at 7.5° to the earth, the camera-tube is a virtual tunnel through the earth to Wellington where the live image screens nightly at the Film Archive Loading Bay. A similar camera-tube is installed in Abel Smith street; what it sees is what the Linz passers-by will see.
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    Azúcar / Sugar

    • 26 May 2025
    • Toi Pōneke
    • What is the connection between sugar, colonisation, global trade and climate change? Azucar/Sugar is an explorative gallery experience that uses sugar sculptures, videos and digital art to trace how European and US conquest terraformed the environment from a living entity that encompassed the living spirits of the land, water, plants, animals and humans into an inert repository of resources to be harvested and harnessed for profit. Azucar/Sugar is the latest installation from With Lime, the long-standing collaboration between William Franco and Miki Seifert.
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    Toi Pōneke Arts Centre, Footscray Avenue, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6040, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • Abrupt Closure of Award Winning Wellington Brothel

    • 3 Mar 2024
    • Salient
    • A central, appointment based brothel that has been open since 2006 has announced that they will be closing their doors on the 29th February 2024. A statement made by the owner (who is a sex worker), announced the closure to clients with mixed emotions, stating “Although this decision is not made lightly, I believe it is the best way forward for both myself and the business”. There was no reason provided in the initial statement as to why the decision was made - at least not to clients.
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• • March update from DCM - together we can end homelessness

    • 1 Apr 2020
    • Downtown Community Ministry
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line-height:150% !important; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 480px){ .headerContainer .mcnTextContent,.headerContainer .mcnTextContent p{ font-size:16px !important; line-height:150% !important; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 480px){ .bodyContainer .mcnTextContent,.bodyContainer .mcnTextContent p{ font-size:16px !important; line-height:150% !important; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 480px){ .footerContainer .mcnTextContent,.footerContainer .mcnTextContent p{ font-size:14px !important; line-height:150% !important; } } March update from DCM - together we can end homelessness COVID-19 Supporting our taumai at this most challenging of times What a month it has been – for DCM, our taumai, and all of New Zealand. Is it just us, or does the first half of March seem so long ago, almost like we were living in a different world? Here at DCM, we are totally committed to finding new and different ways of working, so that we can continue to support people who are experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of homelessness throughout the COVID-19 crisis period. Doing things differently at DCM – Dom supporting taumai with Money Management in the courtyard, and Rob manning our 0800 number service for taumai from his home. It is important that we are able to provide appropriate levels of support related to the assessed vulnerability of the taumai. We have identified a group of the most marginalised taumai – these have been assigned to a support team and they will be supported across a number of key domains, including money management/access to income, food support, emergency housing, connection to mental health supports, and access to medication. Kaimahi are also rostered to share the task of supporting rough sleepers into emergency housing over this period. Where possible, kaimahi are keeping in touch with taumai who they are keyworking by calling them on the phones we have provided them with; we have also set up an 0800 number for taumai to call us on. As always, as we are able to lift up our taumai, in turn they lift us up; it is something very special to be part of this important mahi. As Stephanie reflected at the end of a very different Monday afternoon Foodbank session this week: “It has truly been very moving to be able to support our taumai at this time. Today a number of people came to us for food support. We were able to send them away with a generous selection of canned and dried foods, fresh fruit and veges, bread, milk and frozen meals. But more than that, we reminded them that we are still here for them, that so much has changed, but DCM is only a phone call away. As we spoke with taumai out in Lukes Lane, with spaces set up to ensure that we maintained and modelled safe distances, we asked them how things were going for them. People were in tears, they were so touched by the support and community that DCM continues to offer them.” Many of you have made donations for us to purchase phones for our taumai – one of our key responses to keeping in touch during this difficult time. Every day we hear uplifting stories from our kaimahi about taumai who have received and are using these phones. Nani shares one below, about a man who says very little. At the other extreme, yesterday Natalia received a very lengthy and reflective text from a man she has provided with a phone. He ended the text with this reflection – we couldn't have put it better ourselves: "We need to remind ourselves how lucky we are to be in Aotearoa, not only are we pioneers of the world, adversity brings us together. History has proven that. Maybe this is what we need to get us all together, to build again real communities". <!-- --> How can I help? When our seasonal kai for autumn (ngahuru) was not able to go ahead earlier this month, the wonderful people from Wellington’s Sikh community who were to prepare this community meal for our taumai, brought down 100 delicious pre-cooked meals, which we were able to hand out at our Foodbank. We have always known that DCM sits at the centre of a community that is totally committed to supporting us in our work to end homelessness. But at times like this, we are reminded of it daily, as so many of you have got in touch to ask what you can do to help. And of course your support is needed now more than ever. And so we have put together some thoughts on how you can continue to be involved during this lock-down period.   Click here to find out more. <!-- --> "It's Nani calling!" The Sustaining Tenancies team - Moses, Sia, Poutalie, Alan and Nani. This photo was taken 11 March at a mihi whakatau to welcome new team member, Poutalie. A few short weeks later, it is difficult to believe that we were all able to stand so close together just the other day! This year, we are introducing you to some of our kaimahi, the amazing team of people here at DCM who support taumai to access and sustain housing. Nani joined DCM's Sustaining Tenancies team last September. This team works with people at risk of homelessness, supporting them to sustain their tenancies and thrive in their homes. Tell us a little more about yourself, Nani. My full name is Utuagiagi Taupau; Utuagiagi is the name of my iwi on the island of Salua Manono Tai, and Taupau is my dad’s last name and title name. I love my Samoan culture, it has moulded me as a person and taught me all about love and respect, not only for myself but for all those who I come face to face with. I went to school just down the road from home: Russell School, Brandon Intermediate and – the best days of my life – Porirua College. What have you most enjoyed about your time at DCM so far? I’ve enjoyed meeting new people every day. It's also amazing to be able to work with and learn from my amazing team leader, Sia Toomaga. She continues to empower and encourage me to do better and I am very grateful for this. Your favourites... Food? Spicy fried chicken, taro, mum’s chop suey. Sport? Volley ball, touch and rugby. Film? War Room. Thing to do as a child? Playing gutter ball and of course eating. Whakatauki? “Ua fuifui fa’atasi ae vao ese’ese” – “We are from different parts of the forest, but connected in one cause”. At DCM we often share “moments” from our interactions with taumai. What’s a special “moment” you enjoying sharing with others? D is a man who doesn’t say very much. As you know, we have been working hard to provide our taumai with phones – this is so important at this very challenging time for everyone. I gave D his new phone, and I called him to test it. As his phone rang, my name came up as the caller, and he says very loudly: “Hey, it’s you; it’s Nani calling!” This was a moment for me, because D really only responds to his voices, or says yes and no. Yet here he was speaking to me, and using my name. Love it. <!-- --> Please help us get the message out there! Forward this email on to everyone you can think of who may be interested in how to respond to homelessness, and just generally people who are passionate about Wellington. <!-- --> Read More Success Stories Nāku te rourou, nāu te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi With your basket and my basket, the people will thrive <!-- --> Copyright © 2020 DCM. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: DCMPO Box 6133Marion SqWellington, Wellington 6011 New ZealandAdd us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.
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    Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • Wellington Provinical A Team 2007/08

    • 5 Jan 2008
    • Cricket Wellington
    • Provincial A Team 2007/08 Named The Provincial A Team for 2007/08 has been named.  The team is as follows: J Dean L Chrisp A Newdick S Murdoch BJ Crook (C) S Allen R Karaitiana K Lennon L Edwards J Sewell N Strom M Cornish One player is to be added.
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• • Cinephilia: Opening This Week

    • 11 Apr 2008
    • The Wellingtonista
    • First up, Lars and the Real Girl is delightfully odd indie starring Ryan Gosling as a lonely and damaged young man who finds love on the Internet. With a doll named Bianca. Paramount, Penthouse. Also at the Paramount, just for Wahine Week is a documentary about the disaster called The Wahine Disaster.
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• • Wellington's newest sculpture about to start

    • 6 Apr 2009
    • Wellington Sculpture Trust
    • Regan Gentry's Subject to Change, to be placed on Karo Drive between Cuba and Victoria Streets, is about to commence. The artist is due to move onto the site on Monday 6 April, and if all goes to plan the work should be completed for an opening before the end of May 2009.
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    A Ngaio Gorge cycleway

    • 30 Jan 2011
    • Wellington Region Cycleways
    • This post is a thought for the future, being a little ahead of the curve. After we’ve built the Great Harbour Way and we’ve built the bike lanes across the Cake Tin concourse, and Wellington is a city of trams and ferries and bicycles we might like to consider developing this idea.
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    Ngaio, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  
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    Nix sign on with STATSports

    • 14 Sep 2025
    • Wellington Phoenix
    • The Wellington Phoenix are proud to have STATSports come onboard as the club’s official GPS athlete performance tracking partner. STATSports is recognised as the global leader in athlete monitoring and GPS performance analysis and is trusted by the world’s leading... The post Nix sign on with STATSports appeared first on Wellington Phoenix.
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    World Homeless Day

    • 9 Oct 2014
    • The Wellingtonista
    • Today is ‪‎World Homeless Day‬, when we often find ourselves asking, what can I do to help those in my own city who are experiencing homelessness? One practical way you can help is by giving or encouraging people to give to DCM Wellington - Each year DCM works with over 800 people in Wellington.
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• • Dealing With Countrywide Payday Cash Organizations Cleverly

    • 19 Jan 2014
    • Never paper work, nor a document faxing is enquired for the allocation with the loan. The loan is given as a cash in the account of the borrower quit blogging . . fund any urgent personal financial demand. It can allocated before the specialist receives his next salary in hand. Though, the terms of compensation […]
    • Accepted from Squash Wellington news 142 months ago
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• • The Options For Simple cauliflower soup Methods

    • 21 Jan 2014
    • Cooking Tips & Recipes :: Goodness of Indian food Filipino celebrations are always highlighted by sumptuous food in generous servings. This is a known fact around the world. Because of this, any Filipino celebration is now expected to have plentiful famous Filipino food or ?pagkaing Pinoy? recipes. This puts much pressure on any Filipino going […]
    • Accepted from Squash Wellington news 142 months ago
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    Please help the NZTA with understanding Petone to Ngauranga

    • 9 Jul 2012
    • Wellington Region Cycleways
    • I can’t quite believe that they really need to ask, when the obvious solution is a separated waterfront cycle path and walkway on the east side of the railway line, but the NZTA is looking for feedback at this Survey Monkey address for what the Petone to Ngauranga cycle link should be.
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    $300 million airport extension and Light Rail for free with every second Mt Vic tunnel built…

    • 15 Jun 2013
    • Eye of the Fish
    • OK – Hear me out here people. There’s been a lot of kerfuffle over a couple of things this week – one is the proposed $43m strengthening of the old Town Hall, and the other is the proposed $300m extension of the airport. First things first : where have those figures come from? Put them [...]
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    Basin Reserve, Dufferin Street, Mount Victoria, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • Facebook and Instagram have not only jumped the shark, but Richie Cunningham has left home

    • 27 Nov 2013
    • Jack Yan
    • Social networking is bound to change in 2014 as some of the main services out there have jumped the shark.    You may say they jumped them ages ago, but the lack of innovation inside Facebook and its subsidiaries is beginning to hurt them.    After having campaigned for six months for the Wellington mayoralty, […]
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    100th Green Star Building done and dusted

    • 3 Mar 2014
    • Iona Pannett
    • Good news that this milestone has been met with the construction of this wonderful Green Star building. Te Mirumiru, in Kawakawa, Northland is a childcare centre and is owned by the Ngati Hine Health Trust. We need all new buildings to be Green star. Photo courtesy of the New Zealand Green Building Council
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    Seeds to Feeds + Inner-City Wellington invite you to come along to the launch of Food Week 2025

    • 16 Feb 2025
    • Inner-City Wellington
    • Food Week launch —————————— When: 2-4pm: Saturday 1 March 2025 Where: The Bond Street Container (just off Willis Street) Drop in to see us! _______________ What is it all about? Local Food Week is a festival celebrating Wellington’s local food scene and the community that flourishes when we grow, cook and eat together.
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    Aisle be Back: The Mic Drop

    • 22 Aug 2024
    • Wellington Club Weekly
    • By Kevin McCarthy Well, that was a mic drop moment. Five tests in and Team Razor already has somebody – Leon MacDonald – firing out of the ejector seat. While everyone is saying the right things, the question that hangs over the falling out between the head coach and one of his assistants is why...
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    Movin' March winning school!

    • 19 May 2019
    • Amesbury Drive School Blog
    • Amesbury School is the district winner for participation in the Movin' March event for 2019, which is fabulous news! As part of 'Movin' March' students had the opportunity to complete up to 40 journeys to and from school (over the four weeks of March) by walking or wheeling (WoW) in some way.
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• • Incursion

    • 23 Mar 2018
    • Enjoy Contemporary Art Space
    • At the end of last year, we said goodbye to our long-standing photographer Shaun Matthews, who volunteered with the gallery for over two years. Shaun is an incredible photographer whose work Incursion is currently on display at Otari Wilton's Bush, the Wellington Botanic Gardens, Mount Victoria and Bush City at Te Papa.
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    Enjoy Contemporary Art Space, 211, Left Bank, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • 2025 Chatham Islands Excursions

    • 2 Sep 2025
    • Friends of Te Papa
    • Since 2002 these excursions to the Chatham Islands has been offered to, and enjoyed by, many Friends of Te Papa. Touring with Hamish and Chris is a rare opportunity to visit the Chathams in a safe and convivial context. The plan is to visit Chatham and Pitt Island, sea and air conditions permitting.
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    Te Papa, 55, Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  
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    Fit4Football 11+ Workshop

    • 7 Feb 2021
    • Upper Hutt City Football
    • Interested in sports science? Then this FREE workshop, including the lowdown on the 11+ programme is for you! REGISTER HERE  The 11+ warm-up and conditioning programme is a FIFA designed and proven programme that all our coaches should be including into their coaching plans and players leading within their teams each week.
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• • 2021 Artist in Residence

    • 28 May 2021
    • Samuel Marsden Collegiate School
    • Marsden is delighted to welcome our 2021 Artist in Residence, William Docherty, artist and educator. William has been an art educator for over 40 years and is a practicing artist, painter and sculptor. His work has featured in numerous exhibitions. A sample of William's works can be viewed here http://instagram.com/docrt.nz.
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    Samuel Marsden Collegiate School, Marsden Avenue, Karori, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6012, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • ‘From Here to There (or there to here). A Public Lecture’ by Gill Matthewson

    • 26 May 2025
    • Architectural Centre Inc
    • The Centre is proud to be able to host Dr Gill Matthewson who will discuss her research and work with Parlour. Wednesday June 4, 6pm @ Massey University‘The Pit’ – Block 12Pukeahu / Mt Cook CampusWellington The Architectural Centre, in Association with the College of Creative Arts, Massey University, is very please to be able […]
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    Looking after Pacific learner’s needs in the classroom

    • 31 Aug 2022
    • Victoria University of Wellington
    • By 2028, it is predicted that around 17 percent of New Zealand learners will have Pacific heritage, with a huge range of cultures included in this group. It is essential, say the writers of a new book about educating Pacific students, that Aotearoa’s teachers understand Pacific values to ensure their Pacific students’ success
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    Looking after Pacific learners' needs in the classroom

    • 5 Sep 2022
    • Victoria University of Wellington
    • By 2028, it is predicted that around 17 percent of New Zealand learners will have Pacific heritage, with a huge range of cultures included in this group. It is essential, say the writers of a new book about educating Pacific students, that Aotearoa’s teachers understand Pacific values to ensure their Pacific students’ success
    • Accepted from VUW News feed 39 months ago by feedreader
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    More big matches as Swindale Shield passes halfway mark

    • 13 May 2022
    • Wellington Club Weekly
    • By Scott MacLean & Steven White Draws & Teamlists as received HERE  It’s the halfway point of the Swindale Shield and the annual McBain Shield match tomorrow between Petone and Hutt Old Boys Marist is also a top of the table clash. The ‘McBain’ is only one of seven massive fixtures coming up tomorrow: two...
    • Accepted from Club Weekly 2020 42 months ago by feedreader
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    • petone
    • swindale-shield

    Petone, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • The end of Webstock as we know it?

    • 18 Jan 2018
    • Webstock
    • Maybe Marco’s on to something. Maybe the era of conferences like Webstock is coming to close. We can tell you this, though – Webstock 2018, our 12th edition, is the end of something for us. In a few months, the St James theatre – home to Webstock – will be out of action while it receives […]
    • Accepted from Webstock blog 41 months ago by tonytw1
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    • theatre
  
  

• • 2023 Chatham Islands Excursions

    • 24 Aug 2023
    • Friends of Te Papa
    • Since 2002 these excursions to the Chatham Islands has been offered to, and enjoyed by, many Friends of Te Papa. Touring with Hamish and Chris is a rare opportunity to visit the Chathams in a safe and convivial context. The plan is to visit Chatham and Pitt Island, sea and air conditions permitting.
    • Accepted from Coming Events – Friends of Te Papa 27 months ago by feedreader
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    • te-papa

    Te Papa, 55, Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)