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Guidelines On How To Fight Your Allergies The Proper Way
- Are you presently permitting your allergic reaction allow you to get downward? Have you tried and made an effort to get reduction, but would you constantly appear to fail? If your solution to these questions is yes, believe is not really misplaced. There are several efficient allergies alleviation procedures available, and the majority of are […]
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Hack Cheats Tool for Hay Day Download
- The most fascinating aspect of the job of a plastic surgeon is the fact that they are dealing with living human bodies. Searching for Playstation 2 game cheats and walkthroughs is a common online activity, performed daily, by literally thousands of kids and adults alike. People visit their families, parents and friends on this auspicious […]
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Oil Portray Classes – Select the Ideal Paint Brushes
- A Paintbrush Information Based on what medium you will be operating in watercolor, oil or acrylic, there is a extensive assortment of brushes to opt for from. The subsequent is the primary, most common information about brushes that most probable any individual will be capable to obtain in any art retail outlet or on the […]
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Prime 5 Most Romantic Restaurants In Chicago By Alexx Miles
- Burns Street For genuine Karachi foods this is the location to be. The best tasting Nihari, Sajji, Bottis and Tikkas can be found in this congested corner of Outdated Karachi. Burns Street is a element of Saddar the major enterprise district of Karachi. Most of the restaurants here are created in really aged pre independence […]
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Flashback to 2002: Australia’s first Winter Olympic gold
- Jack Yan
- This is the sort of thing I would throw on my Tumblr but the Olympic Committee won’t allow embedding there. Ergo: It’s from the 2002 Games, where Steven Bradbury takes home Australia’s first gold in the Winter Olympics. The last lap is at around the 1′30″ mark. Fast forward to 2014 and remember […]
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Airport press release gives update on runway investigations
- Sarah Free
- Media Release – Wellington Airport welcomes ANA 777 charter flight direct from Japan This morning Wellington Airport hosted a direct flight from Tokyo for a Japanese delegation who are visiting the Capital. The ANA charter flight is a Boeing 777-300ER which is a wide-body long haul aircraft. Wellington Airport has previously catered for other […]
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Affordable (cost-effective sustainable) housing
- Architectural Centre Inc
- Unaffordable dwellings do not have the following characteristics: a) Urban & suburban dwellings located on public transport. b) Attached, either simple (plain) terraces or cubes (as close as possible to cubes), with hip or gable trussed roofs. The next priority is semi-detached houses in cubes, and the last is detached houses each within a cube […]
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My favourite modernist building … Nordic Pavilion
- Architectural Centre Inc
- Sverre Fehn’s 1962 Nordic Pavilion at the Venice Biennale is a building that transfers Nordic light to Venice. It is a “light device” to sharpen the famous Venetian haze and modify its humid temperature, dematerialising as the Venetian light filters through the impossibly thin structural blades forming the pavilion ceiling. There are no internal supports. […]
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“an ill wind blows nobody any good”
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Rolling Maul Wellington’s summer breeze is typically more abrasive than caressing, with the atmospheric disturbance swirling around rugby union early in 2024 creating discomfort for many loyal supporters of the game. News that the Wellington Rugby Football Union Inc. is considering selling its 50% share in Hurricanes GP Limited “after mounting losses”, reminds Rolling...
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Forensic Linguistics: Solving Crime through Language
- Victoria University of Wellington
- An anonymous bomb threat is phoned in to a school; a kidnapper sends an untraceable ransom note; a social media post echoes the manifesto of an at-large serial bomber. When you’re trying to catch the perpetrator and all you’ve got to go on is the words themselves, you’re going to need a forensic linguist.
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Sniffing out seabirds on Mana Island
- Te Papa's blog
- Te Papa vertebrates curator Colin Miskelly recently spent 3 days on Mana Island following a conservation dog searching for well-concealed petrels in the lush vegetation. He kindly agreed to share a ‘blog with a dog’ with us. Miro is a 4-year-old German short-haired pointer cross. He is one of the
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Mana Madness 10km Race – Sunday 27th July
- Mana Kayak Racing Club
- The Mana 10km race is happening this Sunday. It is part of the Get ready for a fantastic day of racing on a challenging but fun course. The 2km loops with a couple of extra turns will give the opportunity to make a break from the pack. There will be food and prizes available after […]
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Crane time trials
- Mana Kayak Racing Club
- To enable paddlers and coaches to assess improvement over time we have devised the “Crane time trial”. The familiar rusty crane on one of the boatsheds east of the clubrooms is the starting point with the finish at the jetty, distance is 190 meters. We will do this regularly and if you are on the […]
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Alda Rezende
- Newtown Festival
- Alda Rezende is a celebrated Brazilian singer based in New Zealand. With her uncommon voice she is a veteran of New Zealand music scene. Alda has sang in many of New Zealand’s most important festivals and tours regularly in Australia and Brazil, where she has performed alongside legends such as Elza Soares and João Bosco. […]
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The Grid – New Digital Art Space
- The Wellingtonista
- Written by Nadia Freeman Wellington’s newest and potentially first digital art space opened this month, and I am deeply appreciative of the entrepreneurial spirit of Shannon Brosnahan Inglis and Delainy Jamahl. In an era when investment in the arts is dwindling, launching a venture of this scale and quality is inspiring. Initiatives like this infuse […]
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Advocacy
- Architectural Centre Inc
- Part of what the Architectural Centre does is represent the value of good design in the built environment to local and central government, to developers and property owners. Whenever issues arise the Centre is ready to submit on public consultations, engage in lobbying and raising awareness with the wider community. Members believe that new developments […]
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Review: Ultrawild
- Architectural Centre Inc
- What: Ultrawild – An audacious plan to rewild every city on Earth. Who: Stephen Mushin Industrial Designer (graduated from RMIT c. 2002) Lives between Wellington and Australia and the rest of the world. (Is it a co-incidence that in Japanese “Mushin” means “when a person’s mind is free from thoughts of anger, fear, or ego […]
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Ninja A-League Round 20 Match Preview
- Wellington Phoenix
- Knockout football is starting a month early for the Wellington Phoenix women. The Phoenix are playing host to Central Coast Mariners at Porirua Park on Saturday afternoon in a match which is likely to prove pivotal in the race for... The post Ninja A-League Round 20 Match Preview appeared first on Wellington Phoenix.
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Kiwirail Maintenance
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- KiwiRail’s rail grinder is scheduled to be in Wellington as part of their routine maintenance. This equipment is brought to the region every couple of years to help extend the lifespan of the rail infrastructure. Kiwirail advise that “Throughout May … Continue reading → The post Kiwirail Maintenance appeared first on Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association.
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Inter provincial club rugby pre-season matches including Spillane this Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Two weeks to go. The countdown is on to the start of the start of the Wellington, Hawke’s Bay and Manawatu Premier club rugby seasons on Saturday 21 March. Many clubs throughout the Hurricanes region and lower North Island are in action this weekend against opposition from outside their region. Top billing is the Wellington...
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Consultation opens on 30km/h speed limit proposal for central city streets
- Let's Get Wellington Moving
- Consultation is now open on a proposal to lower speed limits on most central city streets to 30km/h. The project is part of the Let’s Get Wellington Moving (LGWM) programme. LGWM programme director Andrew Body says it's clear that people want to see change in how we move to and through the central city.
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Steve Hansen top of the charts
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Hansen taking questions from his fans. Image credit: You Tube. It seems whatever former All Black coach Steve Hansen turns his hands to, it ends in success. The Rugby World Cup winning coach is the owner of several winning racehorses and now his new country album Shag & Tell is top of the charts. Kim...
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Radio NZ feature
- The Refugee Family Reunification Trust was recently featured on the National Program’s Nine to Noon radio show: “Amanda Calder is a former lawyer and chair of Refugee Family Reunification Trust – she received the QSM in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours. Ranka Margetic-Sosa, orginally from Bosnia, is a registered psychotherapist who works with refugees.”
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‘Pre-season’ round this Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The information below is subject to change – if there are changes, which we will update once known, or check club pages for more. The club and college rugby season starts on 20 June, but first there is a round of ‘pre-season’ matches on Saturday. Several venues will be humming with rugby for the first...
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Principal’s Message – End of Term 2, 2025
- Wellington High School
- Term two always feels really busy and the end of it is a significant milestone as it is the midpoint of the year. In fact, for our year 12 and year 13 students, that midpoint was a few weeks ago (in terms of their time in class before NCEA exams) and I know that many […]
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Principal’s Message – End of Term 2, 2025
- Wellington High School
- Term two always feels really busy and the end of it is a significant milestone as it is the midpoint of the year. In fact, for our year 12 and year 13 students, that midpoint was a few weeks ago (in terms of their time in class before NCEA exams) and I know that many […]
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Review: Ultrawild
- Architectural Centre Inc
- What: Ultrawild – An audacious plan to rewild every city on Earth. Who: Stephen Mushin Industrial Designer (graduated from RMIT c. 2002) Lives between Wellington and Australia and the rest of the world. (Is it a co-incidence that in Japanese “Mushin” means “when a person’s mind is free from thoughts of anger, fear, or ego […]
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Amanda Rasch – Rare Form
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Amanda Rasch scores in a splash against MSP recently. It is safe to say she kicked her own conversion, to add to her prolific form off the kicking tee. By Adam Julian Amanda Rasch is in rare form. The versatile Ories back has kicked 14 out of 16 goals in the opening two rounds...
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Rams and Eastbourne set for U85kg Paul Potiki Shield decider
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The U85kg competition comes to a close in Wellington this Saturday with the Division 1 Paul Potiki Shield and Division 2 Tony O’Brien Shield finals. The latter is being played at Hataitai Park at 12.45pm between the Wellington Axemen and Marist St Pat’s, while the former for the Division 1 spoils is being contested at...
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Sideline Conversions 26 May (some news and information to start the week)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- A lighter weekend of rugby across the board coming up, owing to the upcoming King’s Birthday break. The only club grades in play this weekend are Premier Men and Women and Premier 2 Men. There is one Colts game, that between HOBM and Norths that was originally defaulted by North last Saturday and there is...
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WCC Transport Projects
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The life and times of James Walter Chapman-Taylor
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