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Wellington Ocean Sports fleet is expanding
- Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
- We are pleased to announce that we have bought a third keelboat for Wellington Ocean Sports.
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Where is he now? Apoua Stewart
- Marist St Pats Rugby
- Apoua Stewart was a dynamic fullback for Marist St Pats throughout the 2000s. He played two tests for Manu Samoa in 2005...
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Proposed rates rise is 5 percent
- Wellington City Council
- Today Wellington City Council agreed to seek community feedback on the proposed 2020/2021 Annual Plan, which includes increased funding for the water network, and projects such as the new central city library network and planning for Let’s Get Wellington Moving.
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Our fitness trail is now open!
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- By Urs CunninghamPhoto Gallery View the full article
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Women’s rugby is not men’s rugby
- Capital Magazine
- The buzz around women’s rugby has magnified considerably since the Black Ferns Sevens won Gold at the Tokyo Olympics. Activist Alice Soper talks to Matthew Casey about sustainable support of the women’s game at all levels, not just a flurry of excitement once every four years. Alice Soper, a former Wellington Pride front-rower, has been generating attention for the sport for some time.
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Suburbia is subsidised: here’s the maths
- Talk Wellington
- Fun fact: Inner-city areas are subsidising suburbs – to the tune of hundreds of millions every year. A great video lays out this big fact that’s hidden in plain sight. Ahhh, the wide open spaces of the suburbs… Where the roads are generous, it’s easy to find a carpark, and you can have your very...
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Is the government bailing out Kiwibank?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Kiwibank will remain in Kiwi hands after the government's decision to take control. Martien Lubberink argues it was the only 'realistic option' but there are risks ahead for the bank.
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Cabinet art is back in Porirua
- Porirua City Council
- Put your name forward if you want to make a colourful impact in your community!
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How dangerous is your street, really?
- Talk Wellington
- When it comes to what’s safe on the roads, our perceptions are often far from reality. If you’re keen for some solid data, you’re in luck… “Main Street’s not that bad…” Dangerous things we interact with every day often feel less dangerous than they really are (and really very safe things we rarely do feel...
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ADHD is not just for kids
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- I’m not usually up with the latest trends, but it turns out I’ve joined one. I’m now one of the many women who have been diagnosed with...
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The 2024 stalls directory is online
- Newtown Festival
- We have a huge range of stalls with all the food choices you can imagine, wonderful crafts, designer and ethnic clothing and much more – including many community groups either telling you about what they do or fundraising for their causes. Take your time to browse through them – and you can search for what […]
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The 2023 Stalls List is online
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June is Business Month in Porirua
- Porirua City Council
- Loads of events planned to celebrate, inspire and promote our amazing local businesses.
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Our latest ICW update is out
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- It features an item about some great activities happening in the Courtenay Precinct over the 6th & 7th April, and an ICW Demystifier about what’s happening with Civic Square/Te Ngākau. Read it here
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The 2023 Stalls List is online
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Disaster Chef – C is 4 Cookie
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- Scouts demonstrate unseen talent making toxic coloured cookies, critically judging the final products after playing snatch the keys (without being heard)! (30th August, 2022 – a late posting sorry!)
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Barnie is a real comedian now.
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Voting is now open in fifth annual Wellingtonista Awards
- The Wellingtonista
- We’re exhausted from a mammoth day of posting all the nominations (bloody good work, team!) so we just wanted to let you know that voting is now open. Go read our sticky post for links to all our nominations, and make sure you check them out before you cast your votes. Then we’ll see you on December 3 from 6.30pm at Mighty Mighty. Hurray!
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The Chinese New Year is coming soon
- The Wellingtonista
- January 28 until February 11. And listen up folks, it’s the Year of the Dog! What we’re particularly looking forward to is the Asian Market (11am-3pm) at the Events Centre on the waterfront on Festival Day (Feb 11). The food! The crowds! But mostly the food.
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The Library's Glass Room is now open
- Victoria University Library
- Our new Glass Room is now open on level two of Kelburn Library. The room replaces the Closed Reserve Desk - now you can walk in, browse, and borrow music, movies and documentaries, course reserve books, and more. You can also pick up and check out items which you’ve put on hold.
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Review: The Best is Yet to Come
- The Wellingtonista
- Featured Image Graphic designer: Jared Pallesen Featured Image Photographer: Leoluchino Linumus The performance style for The Best is Yet to Come has a little bit of everything autobiography, ted talk, magic show and queer inspirational guidance. Adorned in wonderfully sparkling nails and gems across his forehead, Jeremy Rolston opened the show with some guidance […]
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This is a library, a reading list
- Enjoy Contemporary Art Space
- Our exhibition This is a library draws upon curator Hanahiva Rose’s ongoing research into Pacific exhibition histories in Aotearoa. Here, Rose shares a list of readings and resources that contributed to her thinking, and offer insight into the practices of the four artists included in the show: Teuane Tibbo, Claudia Jowitt, Christina Pataialii and Salome Tanuvasa.
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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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At Last, the Ranfurly Shield is back
- Wellington Club Weekly
- After 4,767 days the Ranfurly Shield is finally back in Wellington following the Lions 19-12 victory over Hawke’s Bay at McLean Park in Napier. A TJ Perenara try and four penalties and a conversion to first-five Aidan Morgan was enough to blunt an unusually inaccurate Hawke’s Bay whose points were scored via four Lincoln McClutchie...
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The status quo is ~literally~ not an option
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- It is a common rhetorical device to say the status quo is not an option. What we usually mean by this is that the old ways of doing...
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How do you think the Council is doing?
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- Strathmore Park is running a resident’s survey on how well we, the residents, think the Council is doing. Is the Mayor doing a good job? Our Councillors? Are we proud of our city? Is it safe? Results will be published... Read More ›
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How did I get hear? #15 - Simon Sweetman on Todd Rundgren's "Something/ Anything"
- Slow Boat Records
- Simon Sweetman on Todd Rundgren's "Something/ Anything" Todd Rundgren’s 1972 masterpiece, Something/Anything is his third album, though his first under just his name.
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The Hutt Valley
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WCC Transport Projects
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Paul Michaels Wellington Wedding Photography
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Evans Bay Intermediate
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Wellington Softball Association Inc.
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The Jackson Street Programme
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Boulcott Street Bistro
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Verb Wellington
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Manawa Karioi Ecological Restoration Project
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