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    • Wings over Wairarapa - 07
      • The Wings over Wairarapa 2007 Air Show will take place at Hood Aerodrome, Masterton on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 January 2007. It might be all about planes, but the easy way to get there and back is by train with a special service operating to the show departing Wellington at 9:00am and returning from Solway Station at 5:24pm.
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    • Johnsonville Mall
      • In a move to the suburbs, an area not normally frequented by the Eye of the Fish, a Mall is on the menu. Johnsonville Mall, to be precise. And there’s a big fuss brewing. Not about the concept of a mall - after all, there’s one there already. But this one is due to be different, to be bigger. Much bigger
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    • Pecha Kucha Dontcha Know
      • The first Wellington Pecha Kucha night is being held this Thursday, 5th July at Hope Bros. It is a format for creative talks restricting each speaker to 400 seconds, comprising 20 slides shown for 20 seconds each. Some more info at the esteemable Wikipedia . Audience spaces are limited - by all accounts the Auckland event was a blast - and tickets cost 7 clams.
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    • Jafa wars
      • Last month, media person, sometime blogger and reluctant man-about-town Damien Christie wrote an article for Metro about everything that's wrong with Wellington. I know that's old news by now, but I've deliberately taken a while to respond here, partly because it was hard to tell how much of it was consciously "shallow Jafa" self-parody and how much was real.
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    • Prepare to whinge about the bus service on Wednesday
      • This just in from Metlink - Disruption to GO Wellington bus services - Wednesday 30 April 2008 On Wednesday 30 April bus services on all GO Wellington routes will be suspended between the hours of 10am and 2pm. “The suspension of services is to allow a scheduled union meeting for our people represented by the Wellington Tramways Union,” says Zane Fulljames, General Manager Southern Region.
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    • Rovers in Final
      • Zephyr Rovers today progressed to the final of the bottom half of Division 1 after Whites defaulted the semi final fixture at the Shed of Dreams. "We got a game against the Usual Suspects - the team that plays down there about twenty times a day" said Zephyr Rovers Manager "and we finally registered a win against them by 10 - 8".
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    • Nicked!
      • The above piece of artwork is part of a series entitled Eye Candy and was skilfully hand painted by resident Wellington artist, Brad Williams aka Slope, and until sometime during the 31st of October, was on display at (best late nite venue nominee) Sandwiches. On which date it was nicked - during daylight hours - and both the Sandwiches lads and Slope are understandably upset.
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    • She’s a total blam blam
      • Wellington’s apartment / property market continues on at (almost) full pace. And what better way to show your confidence than to demolish your existing building? In the past fortnight two of Wellington’s apartment projects have made a bold start by demolishing the existing building, which is a fairly confident way of saying that the new building is going to go ahead.
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    • Stink Buzz
      • Stink Magnetic Tapes, the doggedly independant record company that has released music by the likes of the Mysterious Tapeman, Voodoo Savage and His Savages, Delaney Davidson, The Chandeliers and the Damned Evangelist, celebrates ten whole years of existence this December. Recently relocated from Wellington to that op-shoppers paradise of Wanganui, Stink Magnetic is holding one heck of a knees up n
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    • Seaview Recycle and Transfer Station Football College
      • An exciting innovation for 2008 is our partnership with Seaview Recycle & Transfer Station and their drive to support youth programmes within the community.The Seaview Recycle & Transfer Station Football College will work across Stop Out's strong junior club to develop the talent ofmany of our elite athletes as well as improving players of all levels.Stop Out wants loyalty and by developin
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    • Intersection of Impending Death
      • So, the John St/Riddiford St/Adelaide Rd intersection has undergone a bit of a lights phasing tweak. It took this particular Wellingtonista by surprise when, last week, I confidently started to cross John St as the lights turned to red, only to discover that instead of my little green man, I was now the target for traffic coming down from Adelaide Rd.
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        • Newtown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • And what is faith?
      • Ian Prior, noted epidemiologist and arts patron died earlier this week. Luncheon under the ash tree, an exhibition organised by Aratoi which celebrated Ian and Elespie Prior’s art collection, toured galleries around New Zealand a few years ago. Regan Gentry, Green Islands, 2007 Wellington Sculpture Trust’s Four Plinths Temporary Sculpture Project A couple of works on show in and near Te Papa stand
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    • Identifying maidenhair spleenwort ferns.
      • The maidenhair spleenwort is a spleenwort fern (Asplenium) that (supposedly) looks like a maidenhair fern (Adiantum, see below). The 600 or so of the world’s spleenworts are characterised by having their reproductive structures in lines away from the margins of their fronds’ undersides. The reproductive structures (the sori, made up of the sporangia which contain the spores, and their
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    • A new giant squid specimen!
      • A three-metre giant squid specimen washed up on a beach on Wellington’s South Coast yesterday (2nd April). In comparison with our colossal squid it’s a bit small, but because it’s small it’s interesting! Find out about the difference between Colossal and Giant squid. The squid was found in shallow water by Alana Spragg and her daughter Bella [...]
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    • How Good is Your Club Really?
      • Please find linked below details of Rules & Information, Entry Form & Challengers list for a new Inter Club Challenge. The MA-HRIBAR Shield has been donated by Mahina Hribar, Life Member of Tawa Squash. This concept although not new is exciting, a similar completion has been running in the Bay of Plenty for over 15 years and creates great fellowship within Teams.
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        • Tawa, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • sisomo Groove 2009
      • Saturday 12 September 2009: Stream's annual performance festival was again a great success. A sell-out crowd enjoyed fine music while nibbles and drinks were provided. Styles ranged across funk, jazz, grunge and barber shop, ably compered by Year 10 students, Josh Blaikie and Aaron Conlon. Outside the auditorium, student art work was on display, shone against the school's buildings.
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        • St Patricks College Silverstream, Fergusson Drive, Trentham, Upper Hutt, Wellington Region, New Zealand


    • First XI Takes 2009 Title
      • Saturday 22 August 2009: The First XV capped a fine season by taking the Wellington Division 1 title, beating Scots College 3-1 in the Final. Hamish Watson scored all three goals - his second hat-trick of the season. The team also won five of the six Traditionals this year including a first ever win over Palmerston North Boys' High School.
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        • St Patricks College Silverstream, Fergusson Drive, Trentham, Upper Hutt, Wellington Region, New Zealand


    • Hello, Kitties
      • You know there's that cat you see on the way to the bus stop - the one that rolls around on the footpath and lets you tickle his belly, and you've nicknamed him Captain Choicepants? Well, that's a neighbourhood cat. Inspired by the Neighbour Cats zines, Petra Jane has created a public Google map of neighbourhood cats around Wellington and beyond.
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    • Year 9 in Retreat
      • Wednesday 2 December 2009: "Belonging" was the theme for the 2009 Year 9 Retreat. Through a range of activities, students reflected on the history of the college and what it really means to "belong". Unfortunately, the much-anticipated swim in the College pool was abandoned due to inclement weather. The day finished with a Mass led by Father John Greally.
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        • St Patricks College Silverstream, Fergusson Drive, Trentham, Upper Hutt, Wellington Region, New Zealand


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