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Papatahi Crossing
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Papatahi Crossing was on Tash’s tramping check list for a long time. She decided to make her dream come true with five other people – Amy-Louise, Elisabeth, James, Maj-Britt and Tracey. Since I’m French Canadian and don’t know where things are in NZ, I decided to join this medium fit trip and to follow the ... Read more
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President’s Column – November 2022
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Welcome to the November President Column. The Club continues to do well with a busy schedule of trips and other activities. 75th Anniversary Celebrations In early November, we celebrated the Club’s 75th anniversary with a dinner, easy tramp and then a BBQ. The entire weekend was a resounding success and was well attended with old ... Read more
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Art, Authorship & Reuse
- City Gallery
- Hosted by Caitlin Lynch · December 2, 2022 Sampling, reuse and copying have long been strategies and approaches in artistic practice and is a thread you can follow through art history. But who owns art? Should culture be under copyright? What are the limits of fair use? These questions are explored in the recent artworks exhibited at City […]
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Wellington City Gallery, Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Japes
- Newtown Festival
- Japes is the alias of songwriter, producer and DJ Mia Kelly. Based in the windy hills of Te Whanganui-a-Tara, they have been exploring the different parts of the music scene while studying, working, playing in bands and DJ-ing in all sorts of places. It’s the people and the heart of this city that inspires them, […]
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Danica Bryant
- Newtown Festival
- “Deliciously sweet yet shockingly bitter” (Under The Radar), Danica Bryant is no ordinary songwriter. A pop-folk musician with a gritty rock edge, her songs sink their teeth into intense topics from celebrity culture and mental health, to gender dynamics and body possession. “All hard guitar and pain-filled howl” (The Hook NZ), this woman bites back. […]
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President’s Column – December 2022
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Welcome to the December President Column. The busy schedule of the Club continues and I’ve been out on two tramps recently : the first to Waiopehu hut and the second on a maintenance trip to Paua hut. This is the final President Column for 2022 and I would like to say thank you to all ... Read more
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The Flying Femmes
- Newtown Festival
- ‘The Flying Femmes’ is here to bring the joy and allure of traditional circus to the Newtown community. The accomplished all-female cast will take the audience on a journey to explore the history and progression of circus as an artform, paying tribute to its roots but offering a modern twist. With a vintage feel and […]
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Weekly News 6 February 2023
- Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
- Changes to the weekly newsletter. Make sure you send us all the notices, results, photos and gossip you want the rest of the club to know at scottishathleticsnews@gmail.com. This week Results Jumbo Holdsworth Mountain Races and Hooper Loop Results are now up for 2023. Waterfront 5km The Waterfront 5km is back, and the first three […]
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Normanby St Stage
- Newtown Festival
- The Normanby St Stage is excited to offer something different this year. This stage features artists performing traditional and folk music from all over the world. Get ready to be transported to a world of mesmerising music and unforgettable performances from Polish to Brasilian, Americana to African and more! Programme: 10:00 – 10:45 Kubatana & The […]
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Review: Limits
- The Wellingtonista
- Reviewed by Nadia Freeman Photo credit: David Vagg This is no typical dance number meant to distract and delight you with sparkles and clap-along numbers. Limits sits in the realm of theatre that is to challenge its audience and give them a chance to view what it might be like to step into the shoes […]
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The Frederick Crew
- Newtown Festival
- The Frederick Crew is a powerhouse trio consisting of Legoman, Rythmatix, and Swanky, who came together after hosting many house parties at the Frederick Street pad in Wellington. Their unique blend of liquid, deep, neuro-funk and jump-up Drum’n’Bass is famous for rocking the biggest crowds and smashing individual results at top-notch competitions like New Zealand’s […]
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Angelus Hut – Nelson Lakes National Park
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- We arrived at 2.30pm at Wellington Railway Station, for a 2.45pm get away. We had a quick gear check and food item sound-off to make sure we had all brought our ingredients for a shared meal on Saturday Night.Mon kindly picked up the club van, and then us, and off we went to catch the ... Read more
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President’s Column – February 2023
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Welcome to the first President Column for 2023. I hope your year has got off to a good start. The Club has got off to a busy and active start for the year. Trips have been taking place regularly with some excellent and popular trips to the South Island, Taranaki and the Tararua range. Most ... Read more
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Maungahuka Hut – a tramp with a different purpose
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Maungahuka Hut is my favourite Tararua hut, and the hut that inspired my tramping journey (see my report here on why). So when Tony and I heard from Derrick Field, from Greater Wellington Backcountry Network (GWBN), that Maungahuka Hut needed the tap to be fixed after months of being broken, and a new hut book, ... Read more
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Waihōhonu Hut – Tongariro National Park
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Most of our group met at Wellington railway station at 4.30pm on Friday, apart from Jo, Caeden, and Antonia who travelled separately. We shared the van with the Medium-Fit group. We met up with Jo and the others at Bulls and then at the top of Bruce Road at Whakapapa ski field, where we went ... Read more
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Centre upgrade: Jennifer shares her excitement
- Strathmore Park Community Centres
- Why have so many people worked so hard to upgrade the Strathmore Ave Community Centre, and what difference will it make for the community? With the construction now nearing completion, and our Givealittle fundraising campaign for new furniture and fittings live, we asked Programme Manager, Jennifer Mason, what difference the revitalised spaces will make for the community.
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 035: Albert de Clifton
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Wellington representative team in 1919, with Albert de Clifton circled. Then, as now, several well-known players stayed in the game post-retirement and became referees. In the early years, people like J.P. Firth and Peter Webb were prominent officials as well as players (in a couple of instances doing both at the same time) and...
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How worried should we be about rats getting back onto the peninsula?
- Predator Free Wellington
- The effort to eliminate every last rat, stoat and weasel on the Miramar Peninsula – and keep them out - has many layers of defence. It’s not one magic tool or one person or organisation, it’s a systems approach with built in layers of barriers and safeguards that requires all of us to play a part. In an…
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington: Jack Lamason
- Wellington Club Weekly
- One of Wellington’s finest all-round sportsman. John Ryder ‘Jack’ Lamason was a year-round captain of club and Wellington provincial teams for several years during the peak of his career in the 1930s. Lamason was both Wellington’s rugby and cricket captain, and he represented New Zealand in the latter sport. He was also a Wellington club...
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Rainbow Team Wellington Launch Event
- Rainbow Team Wellington
- Rainbow Team Wellington Launch Event 14 August 2015, The Fringe Bar, Allen St, Wellington, 5.30-7.30pm We had a wonderful crowd to launch Rainbow Team Wellington: thanks to Grant Robertson MP for setting us off on our way, and all the clubs and members and friends who supported us. Next steps are to continue to get […]
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Whanganui River Journey – with 2 Awa (River) navigators from Unique Whanganui River Adventures
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Friday 17 March We left Wellington at 3.45pm in the club van and arrived at Ōhākune Top 10 Holiday Park at around 9pm. Day 1 (Ōhākune and Raetihi) Our plan was to enter the river at Ōhinepane, but Unique Whanganui (UW) said the river was too high and swift for us to start that day. ... Read more
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Wellington College, St Pat’s Silverstream, Mana College win Traditionals
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Steven White & Andy McArthur. Wellington College beat Rongotai College 60-0 in their First XV traditional and third round Wellington First XV Premiership match at Wellington College this afternoon and St Pat’s Silverstream defeated New Plymouth Boys’ High School 35-17 on the road. Silverstream trailed 5-10 at halftime at the famous Gully ground, and...
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Premier ton up this weekend for Tane McMillan-Parata
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Tane McMillan-Parata playing against Wainuiomata in their 2022 Swindale Shield match at William Jones Park. PHOTO: T-Paul Gale. By Steven White Paremata-Plimmerton captain Tane McMillan-Parata has been playing for his home club for almost a decade and a half and is loving his rugby as much as ever. “Definitely last year and this season have...
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Clarke, Kriletich, Su’a-Smith win Best & Fairest Awards
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Paremata-Plimmerton’s Sam Clarke, Marist St Pats’ Milan Kriletich, and Petone’s Keira Su’a-Smith took home the feature club awards from last night’s Wellington Rugby awards. Clarke and Kriletich were joint-winners of the mens Billy Wallace crown, while Su’a-Smith was the outright winner of the women’s Erin Rush Trophy. Clarke and Kriletich each tallied 19 points across...
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 116: Jimmy Taitoko
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Jimmy Taitoko was an exciting first-five and fullback who ignited Wellington club rugby over the second half of the 1950s. He was also a Wellington representative player and New Zealand Māori player and a Manawatu player throughout the second half of his career. The multiskilled Taitoko played for St Pat’s Old Boys who were there...
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A speedy visit to the largest rata you’ll ever see: the Karapoti Rata
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- I had my sights set on the Karapoti Rata for a while. The largest rata tree in New Zealand, and even the world? Just 30 minutes drive and a short scramble away from Wellington? I had to see it. Five of us were meeting at 7.50am at the train station, and when I pulled in ... Read more
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Karapoti, Upper Hutt, Upper Hutt City, Wellington, 6007, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Mt Patriarch – Mt Richmond Forest Park
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- What a trip, what a weekend, what a day! We had a wonderfully smooth sail on the Interislander, and used the time to scour our maps and discuss where we would go! It’s a wonderful feeling to pour over topo maps and evaluate track options when possibilities abound! So exciting! We had been informed by ... Read more
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Mitre Flats Hut & Mitre Peak – Tararua Forest Park
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Day 1 – It was a beautiful crisp start to the day as we departed Wellington Train Station at 8 am. We made our way to Carterton and then on to the Waingawa entrance of Tararua Forest Park. We started walking at 11.45 am and had a well-paced walk with plenty of breaks and snacks. ... Read more
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Alpine review 2022-23
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- While no incident occurred, a report identifying issues and proposed recommendations was provided by a club member to the Committee late last year, which prompted WTMC to undertake a review of how we run club alpine trips and training. The review resulted in new club policies to formalise club processes and improve safety on alpine trips.
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Vector price gouging
- Bryan Pepperell - Back To The Future
- The Dompost called Denis Foot's recent letter relating to Vector over charging customers and his naming Mayors and Councillors who facilitated the sale of Capital Power, a case of "Ex-councillor berates others" but we think otherwise. Mr Foot makes a very valid point and we think it timely to remind Wellington's citizens of some political history.
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Young and Hungry
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JJ Morgan and Co.
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