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Sponsor Spotlight - SWP Commercial
- Marist St Pats Rugby
- Marist St Pats is delighted to add SWP Commercial Ltd as another major sponsor for the 2024 season...
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Salient Backs Kororā for Bird of the Year: A Campaign to Support Wellington’s Little Blue Penguins
- Salient
- Wellington, 2 September 2024 — Salient , Victoria University of Wellington’s student magazine, is rallying behind the kororā, or Little...
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Tabs 2023
- Bats Theatre
- TABS (The Annual BATS Summit) is a time for BATS' community to come together, share space and knowledge.
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BATS Theatre, 1, Kent Terrace, Mount Victoria, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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2024!!
- Slow Boat Records
- Bloody hell, it's another year, already!! Welcome to it, everyone, and let us start by offering our sincerest thanks to you all for helping make it a busy and memorable one for us all here at The Boat - so many people must have gotten vinyl, and CDs, and vouchers, and tee shirts, and posters and all manner of Slow Boat goodies for Christmas, and that means more people listening to and loving music, and that can only be a good thing, right?! Thanks, also, for your patience in bearing with us with reduced hours and staff in the Xmas/ New Year period - all pretty much back to normal now (just as the Summer really arrives - typical, huh?!) ANYWAY - enjoying meeting folks from around the motu, and indeed around the globe, and helping people find the music they connect with - redeeming those vouchers seems like a swell time to me...! So - all the very best to you, your friends and whanau for 2024, looking forward to continuing to serve you up the platters that matter (have just topped up a HEAP of new vinyl that we sold out of over Xmas!), and to bringing the joy - a few things in the pipeline (not least of which being Record Store Day '24!), will let you know when plans firm up... Take care of yerselves - eat yer greens, keep cool, stay sun smart, and don't leave yer vinyl in the sun!! Peace and love, The Slow Boat Crew XX
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Slow Boat Records, Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6040, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Willis Street complete? Not, actually
- Wellington Scoop
- "Willis Street complete" is one of the headlines in the Wellington City Council’s effusive display advertisement in the DomPost today. But the headline isn’t accurate. Only part of the job has been completed. Though it’s true that “the paving is complete” on this part of the new bus route, the council doesn’t mention that another stage of the project is yet to begin – on Thursday, linesmen will start the complicated task of rearranging the network of overhead wires for trolley buses.
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Gerry Brownlee – please cancel Transmission Gully
- Eye of the Fish
- There is a road proposal, with a cost to benefit ratio that flies out the window, for a road that goes up an earthquake fault line, is steeper for longer than Ngauranga Gorge, and is going to cost over a billion $$, which neither central nor local government has the money to finance. On a list of projects that need to be cancelled to pay for the rebuilding of Christchurch, I’d put this one right at the very top. Wouldn’t you?
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Transmission Gully Motorway, Kenepuru, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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A more cost-effective plan than a super-city – why we should abolish the Regional Council
- Wellington Scoop
- The Dominion Post was this week doing its best to talk up Wellington local body amalgamation again, with a thinly-disguised opinion piece from Colin James masquerading as news. The theory is that the “threat” of the Auckland super-city needs a counterweight in Wellington, and that the only solution is some kind of regional amalgamation. However the usual lack of enthusiasm from the locals is noted – with apparently no-one other than Fran Wilde and Colin James in favour of the idea.
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July Update from DCM - Together We Can End Homelessness
- Downtown Community Ministry
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Remember his story - which you all enjoyed so much? Arthur was delighted to have his own whare after months of being without shelter. He was housed in Naenae, and despite some reservations about living outside central Wellington, he now describes it as “Like being in the country.” DCM’s support extended beyond getting Arthur into his own whare. He was supported through the DCM Dental Service to get a new set of teeth, and DCM’s volunteer audiologist treated him so he was able to hear much better. “DCM helped me with pretty much everything,” Arthur says. “They gave me food parcels, supported me to get my license back and got a copy of my birth certificate.” Another important support DCM was able to offer was to visit Arthur in his whare to make sure everything was going OK. Arthur has now been housed for a full year, and on his one year anniversary DCM staff dropped by with a gift and a card signed by the whole team. We are so proud of the progress he has made. “My whare is going well. I’ve been able to connect with my daughter and grand kids, and have met some new friends. I get along with my neighbours too – on both sides.” Arthur still comes in to Wellington from time to time, but he calls Naenae home, and he's proud to play a part in his community. As Arthur says, “Everything is better having your own place!” <!-- --> Support DCM at our 24th annual Bookfair DCM's iconic annual Bookfair will be held on Saturday 17 August, Shed 6, 8am-6pm. This will be our 24th fundraising Bookfair. Over the years Wellingtonians have spent well over $2 million buying books – money that goes straight to funding DCM’s work with people who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. Preparations for the Bookfair start just after Easter each year. That’s when a small army of volunteers begins sorting, pricing and boxing books. Wellington has been generous to us this year, and we look forward to offering some 70,000 books at this year's Bookfair. To get the word out we rely on a team of 'publicity blitz' volunteers, and you will have hopefully seen our DCM Bookfair flyers, posters and signs up all around Wellington. It is not too late to help us get the word out - please drop by DCM one week day to pick up some flyers and posters for your community, school or workplace. You can also help us online. Join our Facebook event where we are featuring a 'Category of the Week'. And DCM is now on Instagram - follow us @dcm_wellington and look out for our 'Book of the Day'. <!-- --> Help us celebrate our 50th birthday In September DCM will be celebrating our 50th birthday with a photo exhibition, highlighting the amazing support you, the people of Wellington, provide us with. Please mark the dates in your diary and plan to be involved. Because together we can end homelessness in our city! <!-- --> Donating time, not sandwiches This article by Lee-Anne Duncan appeared in the July edition of North & South. Photo (above) by Victoria Birkinshaw. At DCM, every day begins with waiata and karakia. Outside the red double doors, a couple of dozen people stand in a circle, holding the lyrics on printouts, as a guitar-playing DCM social worker leads the singing. Half the singers are DCM staff, along with the day’s dentist and dental assistant, an ophthalmologist, and a Wellington City Council Local Host, there to check in about a newly arrived rough sleeper. Completing the circle are what DCM calls “taumai” – meaning ‘to settle’ – the people most organisations more clinically call “service users”. But there’s nothing clinical about the services DCM provides. When it first opened its doors back in 1969, then known as the Inner City Ministry, later becoming Downtown Community Ministry, DCM’s mission was clear – to “focus on the needs of, and help to empower, those marginalised in the city”. An ever-increasing squeeze on housing means that's more acute than ever, as DCM marks its 50th year. The singing over, the karakia delivered, the taumai climb the stairs to Te Hāpai, meaning to lift up, a place where they can have a hot drink, some donated food, and kōrero with other taumai and DCM’s social workers. They’re genuinely welcome. “This is where people come seeking support, connection and community,” says DCM’s director of 15 years, Stephanie McIntyre. “We do all we can to give them a voice, to be heard, to be lifted up. But it is about so much more than this.” Where the instinct to help those experiencing homelessness is to hand out food, blankets, clothes – all temporary comforts – DCM is focused on dealing with the underlying causes. “More than 1200 taumai come through our doors each year. Of those, some 275 are without shelter, sleeping rough,” says McIntyre. “We focus on getting them into housing as a first step. That done, for all our taumai, we support them to sustain their tenancies and we set out on a journey together to greater wellbeing.” About half DCM’s services are backed by government or Wellington City Council funding, including an outreach programme, where social workers visit those rough sleeping or begging, ensuring they’re connected to social services and encouraging them into DCM. The other half comes from donations and fundraising, undertaken by Wellingtonians generous with their money and their time. In Shelly Bay, a legion of volunteers is counting and sorting books ready for the upcoming DCM Bookfair (17 August), DCM’s major annual fundraiser. Many have given their time year after year. Around the city, volunteer photographers are capturing images for a photo exhibition to mark DCM’s 50th birthday this September. Back at DCM, in one of the organisation’s two treatment rooms, Paul, a retired ophthalmologist, is helping taumai see properly. “Sometimes with a few minutes of Paul’s time and a $5 pair of Warehouse glasses, our taumai leave able to see again. How amazing is that?” asks McIntyre. When Paul is not there, Jeff, a neighbouring physiotherapist, donates his time to ease the aches of sleeping rough, and Lisa, an audiologist, tests hearing, cleans ears and fits donated hearing aids. They’re all life-changing services offered gratis by skilled professionals, but potentially the most impactful is the relief dispensed by DCM’s Dental Service, with the backing of the Wellington branch of the New Zealand Dental Association. Dental Assistant Emily Kremmer gives five hours of her time once a week, despite working full time for a periodontist and studying for a communications degree. “It’s so humbling and rewarding to volunteer here. You take away their pain and get so much gratitude in return. One man we worked on the other day said, ‘I’m a new man, I feel fantastic’. I am really busy but I’ve no plans to stop volunteering. I learn so much working here.” “We have adopted the tagline ‘Together, we can end homelessness in Wellington’,” says McIntyre. “For our 50th anniversary we’re emphasising the ‘together’ part. Donating time or money is an effective way to help end homelessness. It’s certainly a more effective way to be part of the solution than by handing over a sandwich.” <!-- --> Please help us get the message out there! Forward this email on to everyone you can think of who may be interested in books, how to respond to homelessness, photography and just generally people who are passionate about Wellington. Because together we CAN end homelessness in our city. <!-- --> 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 © 2019 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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Social Work Perspective
- St Vincent de Paul Society Wellington
- As a Social Worker, I see people in difficult situations, every day. There are gaps in our systems and a multitude of complex factors can negatively impact people. SVdP states simply that the Society ‘Helps People’ and as a Social Worker and part of the team at the Welfare Hub, that is what we do. I advocate, navigate systems, catch tears, challenge, listen, and listen some more to build the relationship and trust to support and shape assistance around each person’s needs and aims. Social Work is often behind the scenes, working with those who feel unseen or who society chooses not to see. This is where the joy and the challenge is.
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Judges Course
- Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
- Yachting New Zealand is running a Judges Course at Heretaunga Boating Club on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July (this weekend). The Course will be presented by Ross May. There is a shortage of Judges in the Wellington Region and for this reason we would encourage any RPNYC Members who...
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Premier 1 Coach - SMOG 1 required
- St Mary's Old Girls Netball Club (SMOG)
- St Mary’s Old Girls Netball Club (SMOG) is seeking applicants for the SMOG 1 coach position for 2008-2009. The purpose of the position is to select and coach the SMOG team to which you are appointed in a manner that extends and develops them to achieve at the highest level.
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Champion of Champions 2008
- Squash Wellington
- Champion of Champions 2008 registrations are now being accepted. This prestigious District event is being held at Squash@Upper Hutt from Sept 4th to 6th, and is open to any player who wins their Grade or Division in a District tournament or their Club Championship Grade up until August 29th 2008.
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Save Manners Mall - Save $11million
- Bryan Pepperell - Back To The Future
- An open space for the last thirty years the Council is proposing to put buses through Manners Mall. If you prefer open space, now is the time to speak up and let your councillors know your thoughts on this matter. Don't diver, do it now or lose to the bus company.
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BATS Whānau Party 2022
- Bats Theatre
- Haere mai, nau mai, piki mai e te whānau. Before we all head off on our summer adventures, join us in Lumen Bar to celebrate the end of the theatre year with a bang. Kai is on us, happy hour is all night, and we’ve got live music from WYNONA.
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Eight
- Circa Theatre
- Exclusive fashion and dynamic character – choose your perfect night out! Eight is all about firsts for Circa Theatre; it is the first time that the outcome of each performance depends solely on the discretion of the audience, who have the opportunity to vote for their cast ahead of time at www.
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Cake tin
- Architectural Centre Inc
- Wellington’s famous “Cake Tin”, sometimes also known by the name of the Westpac Stadium, is getting a new skin. Very quietly, and rather quickly, every single panel of external cladding is being replaced on the tin, as pictured here. Can you spot which panels are new, and which are old? [...]
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Submission on Let’s Get Wellington Moving – Golden Mile Traffic Resolutions
- Wellington Employers' Chamber of Commerce
- The Chamber works closely with the Wellington City Council (WCC) to ensure Wellington’s business community is consulted on the changes that impact them and a connection is provided between the Council and business. The Chamber welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on Let’s Get Wellington Moving: Golden Mile Traffic Resolutions.
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Reducing Condensation(3)-Kitchens and living areas
- Sarah Free
- Small actions can make quite a difference to how dry your home is: put lids on pots, especially if cooking for a long time, simmer rather than boil hard use the kitchen extractor fan if you have one, or else open a nearby window -just a crack is usually sufficient.
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Events & Administration Support – Swimming Wellington
- Swimming Wellington
- Through the merger with Wairarapa and Wanganui Swimming Wellington is welcoming applications for a part time Events & Administration support person. Applications open today 14 November 2013 and close on Monday 25 November at 5pm with Manager, Operations Operations@swimwn.co.nz . Attached is a full Job Description. SW Events & Administration Support – Position Description
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Seeking memories of Berhampore: from 1915 – 2015
- Newtown Residents' Association
- Do you have memories of Berhampore or Berhampore School that you can share? Berhampore School is turning 100 in 2015 and a group of parents hope to build a picture not just of the school itself through those 100 years, but also the community of which it is a part.
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Oct 18: Bad Manners
- Bar Bodega
- 40 YEARS of FUN AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND 2016 “From start to finish, the show is full of almost obnoxious amounts of energy.” – SongKick.com THIS IS SKA! And damned great fun too! To celebrate 40 years on stages all over the world, BAD MANNERS are embarking on their most … Continue reading
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Weekly Wrap-up (Week 2 – Term 2)
- Wellington High School
- Important Dates Monday 14 May – BoT meeting Thursday 31 May – Paid Union Meeting (School closes at 12.20pm) Friday 1 June – Teacher-Only day (School is closed) Monday 4 June – Queen’s Birthday (School is closed) Monday 11 June – Open Evening, 6pm Monday 18 June – BoT meeting Tuesday 3 July – Music evening, 7pm
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Mt Victoria Newsletter – February 2019
- Mt Vic Hub
- Here is our February newsletter. If you would like to contribute to our newsletter at any time please get in touch our email address is hello@mtvichub.org.nz and our phone numbers are 04 3901411 and 021 765525 The post Mt Victoria Newsletter – February 2019 appeared first on Mt. Vic Hub.
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Mt Victoria Newsletter – October 2018
- Mt Vic Hub
- Welcome to October and here is the latest edition of the Mt Victoria Newsletter. We had another busy month in September and looking foreward to what is coming up in October in Mt Victoria. October Newsletter 2018 The post Mt Victoria Newsletter – October 2018 appeared first on Mt. Vic Hub.
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Final push to make Miramar Peninsula predator free in 2019
- Predator Free Wellington
- The final push to make Miramar Peninsula predator free is about to begin – this means no rats, stoats or weasels and more kākā, kākāriki, kereru and geckos.James Willcocks, Project Director, Predator Free Wellington said this is the first stage of the wider plan to make the whole of Wellington city predator…
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What will local government look like in 2025?
- Wellington City Council
- This is the fifth of the five major challenges facing the capital, as laid out in Wellington City Council’s Pre-Election Report for 2022. This report is produced every three years before the local body elections to provide information and promote public discussion about the issues facing the local authority.
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Introducing the artists: a digital tausala
- Enjoy Contemporary Art Space
- In Pasifika cultures, it's a no-brainer to call up your aunties, uncles, cousins, family members and friends to help with fundraisers. Rallying together is what we DO and do well. In Samoan culture there is a type of community fundraiser often hosted by schools, villages and churches called a tausala.
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Enjoy Contemporary Art Space, 211, Left Bank, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Annual General Meeting Monday 17th October 2022
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Committee Nominations The following nominations for the committee have been received: The number of nominations is less than 13, the maximum number that can be on the committee. No election for committee positions is required. Please head to our AGM page on the website for full details: Agenda, papers, motions etc.
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Predator Free Wellington - Coming to Hataitai Soon
- Hataitai Community Website
- Predator Free Wellington is coming to Hataitai! Having gathered all the necessary permissions from residents, businesses and landowners for this second phase of their city-wide eradication, they are now starting to install and service devices in Phase 2 in a suburb-by-suburb approach, and Hataitai is up next.
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Hataitai, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Review: Triple Double Trouble
- The Wellingtonista
- Review by Nicole Winters Triple Double Trouble is a hilarious and engaging show, and truly made us care about the characters. With a rotating cast of doubles – today’s show is made up of Jonathan Mandeno & Thomas Bauer, Sarah Ashill & Tony Yuile – each night gives you something different. During our show, each […]
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