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Local couple say Hospice has been amazing
- Mary Potter Hospice
- “The time and attention you get from everyone at Mary Potter is amazing. You never feel like you’re being a nuisance; and you feel you’re being heard.” – Fiona
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Black Coffee
- Newtown Festival
- This year Black Coffee is stoked to present Mi Casa Su Casa & friends! They’ll be bringing house music & electronica from 12noon to 8pm, all thanks to Duncan’s Brewery!
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Live performance links with Jarman exhibition
- City Gallery
- Aaron Lister is Kai Pupuri Matua Senior Curator at City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi City Gallery Wellington staged the largest performance in its history in mid-November.
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Wellington City Gallery, Civic Square, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Hawk's Newsletter #2 for '24 - Swindale kicks off!
- Johnsonville Rugby Football Club
- Welcome to our second newsletter for 2024 and only a few days to go until we kick off! I'm sure the excitement is building and we are all...
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Johnsonville Rugby and Football Club, 80, Helston Road, Paparangi, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6037, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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A date with death: choosing a right time for assisted dying
- Victoria University of Wellington
- How do Kiwis who apply for assisted dying choose a date with death and is there a right time? Jessica Young discusses her research that explores these questions.
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Informed (about) Consents
- The Wellingtonista
- It’s a common complaint: “how could the Council let people build that, and not even notify anyone?” That’s partly down to a misunderstanding of what “notification” means under the RMA: it’s not just about letting people know, but also the start of a long and complex process involving hearings, lawyers and possible appeals, and it only occurs when a proposal goes some way beyond what’s permitted under the District Plan. Most resource consents aren’t notified in that sense, but they are public information, so theoretically everyone should be able to know about it. In practice, though, it’s not that easy. Lists of recently received or issued consents are published on the WCC website every fortnight, but you have to remember to look, download a PDF, and scan through to see if anything might affect you. To make that easier, I’ve been doing some work with local company Thundermaps to gather this information, map it, and let you receive alerts when something pops up. I’ve written a full description on their blog, but all you have to do is: sign up (it’s free); draw the area that you’re interested in; and receive email alerts or smartphone notifications whenever the Council publishes information about a new consent in that area. If you don’t want the notification service, you can just go and browse the map to see what’s happening across Wellington. At the moment, we’re just gathering public information about WCC consents, and this is only updated every fortnight, but we hope to get other Councils on board to make it easier for everyone to keep in the loop about developments in their community. That would make it easier for everyone to see, for instance, that…hey, a rooftop bar in Mt Vic! The post Informed (about) Consents appeared first on The Wellingtonista.
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Reflections from week one of The Mystery of Edwin Drood
- Circa Theatre
- Drood, Glorious Drood! This week on *drama on the waterfront, we hear reflections from week one of The Mystery of Edwin Drood Just over a week ago The Mystery of Edwin Drood thundered out of the gate at Circa, with a bold and boisterous opening night event that served up a feast of madness, mystery, murder and music to the more than 200 people who joined the cast and crew to send Drood off to the races in style. Fabulous....Brilliant...Awesome...Amazing...You should see it more than once!By now, nearly 1500 of you have been welcomed to the Music Hall Royale to meet the incredible suspects, watch for clues and red herrings and decide for yourselves who the Dickens did the deed! Highly recommended that all lovers of Dickens go see this show. It’s been wonderfully exciting to see the different possible endings emerge (with some hilariously improbable pairings already proving popular! Most of all, it’s been humbling and gratifying to hear how much fun you’re all having Stunning in every way and rollicking good fun!Phew! As those of you who’ve seen it will know, The Mystery of Edwin Drood is a massive and spectacular undertaking, needing truckloads of energy, wit, speed, passion…..and people to share it with! We’re still firing on all cylinders and there are heaps of endings still to be seen, so it’s just as well we’ve got another three weeks to bring you a larger-than-life experience at The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Everyone should go and see this as quickly as they can; it is HILARIOUS!All photos taken by Tabitha Arthur, with quotes from the audience of this season of The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
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Circa Theatre, Taranaki Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Kara Te Riini – a natural carer
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Meet Registered Perioperative Nurse Kara Te Riini who after three years of “sitting” through her studies due to COVID-19, is now making moves in the Perioperative Theatre team.
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Kara Te Riini – a natural carer
- Hutt Valley District Health Board
- Meet Registered Perioperative Nurse Kara Te Riini who after three years of “sitting” through her studies due to COVID-19, is now making moves in the Perioperative Theatre team.
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Turbine | Kapohau writers off to a flying start
- Victoria University of Wellington
- This year’s issue of Turbine | Kapohau, the annual online literary journal of the International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML) | Te Pūtahi Tuhi Auaha o te Ao, is now live.
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Photo Chop
- Thistle Hall Community Venue
- Photo Chop the Exhibition is the Art of Collage. Collage can be described as anything adhered to anything else. Most often paper and card, but the possibilities are endless!
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Thistle Hall, Cuba Street, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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New Tumuaki | Principal Announcement
- South Wellington Intermediate School
- Kia ora koutou, The SWIS School Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Brendon Henderson as the new Tumuaki | Principal at our kura, commencing in Term 1, 2026.
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South Wellington Intermediate School, 30, Waripori Street, Berhampore, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6023, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Heretaunga Block update: earthquake-prone status lifted
- Hutt Valley District Health Board
- Te Whatu Ora is pleased that the final detailed seismic assessment of Hutt Hospital’s Heretaunga Block has resulted in Hutt City Council lifting the block’s earthquake-prone building notice.
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Cricket Wellington Announce Contracted Players
- Cricket Wellington
- Chief Executive Officer Ervin McSweeney is pleased to announce the names of the following twelve players who have been offered contracts by Cricket Wellington for the 2005/6 season.
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Indoor Soccer
- Brooklyn Northern United AFC
- BNU is pleased to announce that the Bell Rd Gymnasium will soon be available for indoor soccer. Competitions will be held on the following nights. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday.
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Hall Names Strong Line Up
- Land Rovers Football Club
- Caretaker Manager Steve Hall today named six of the seven players who played in last seasons final against Matt Is Mad for the match tomorrow against Ten Left Feet.
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Foundation assists with Oxygen Project
- Wellington Health Foundation
- The Foundation is assisting CCDHB and the Medical Research Institute of NZ to fund a controlled trial of oxygen therapy in myocardial infarction. More information to be posted shortly!
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Last days of the Wellington Heritage Festival
- Inner-City Wellington
- What an incredible few weeks it’s been to explore local and regional Wellington. The Festival is in its last days - find out what’s still on here https://wellingtonheritagefestival.co.nz/events/
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Echo Vibes Sound System
- Newtown Festival
- ‘Echo Vibes Sound System’ Is Poneke’s newest custom Hi-Fi sound! Featuring veteran selectors and MCs. Echo Vibes are the specialists all things Reggae, Afro Beats, Soca and Dancehall!
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A deadly European hornet has reached NZ—we can all help stop its spread
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Yellow-legged hornets threaten people’s health and our biodiversity—the key to getting rid of them is acting early, while populations are still small and localised, writes Phil Lester.
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Turf4Wellington
- WCC Watch
- A website has been launched to compare the artificial turf policies of the various candidates. It looks like this issue is getting some traction. Take a look at Turf4Wellington.
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fabric-a-brac
- The Wellingtonista
- It’s the third year for fabric-a-brac and demand is still as strong as when they began as a quirky little event for die hard fans of fabric.
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Let the handmade revolution begin
- The Wellingtonista
- Well ok it’s already started, but Wellington is making a giant leap forward in celebrating all things you can make by hand this Queens birthday weekend at HANDMADE 2011.
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Nothing bicycle related – Perth’s Kings Park Aerial Gondola
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- On the Gondola Project there is some talk of a proposed cable car in Perth linking a new waterfront redevelopment with Kings Park, one of Australia’s largest urban parks.
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The Aro Valley Fair 2011
- Aro Valley Community Centre
- The Aro Valley Fair is happening on Saturday the 26th of March and will feature fantastic bands on two stages, stalls with food and crafts, and a white elephant.
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Aro Valley, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Micro-ferries for Porirua Harbour
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- It seems Wellington Region’s public transport system is falling apart, with the GWRC busily working out how to shed hard-earned ridership, when it should be doing the opposite.
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Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Mayor Kerry wants a GG for Christmas
- WCC Watch
- Sources close to WCC Watch have suggested that Prime Minister John Key wants to appoint a woman as next Governor-General, and Kerry Prendergast is high on his list.
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It’s the final countdown
- WCC Watch
- Wellington City Council announce that it’s only six weeks until Manners Mall is no more and the buses will be zapping back and forth under their shiny new wires.
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3 day CraftWeekend
- The Wellingtonista
- Saturday pick for Craftyness is The Island Bay Craft Village. It's showcasing a gorgeous range of bags, jewellery, chocolate, cupcakes, clothes, photos, toys, brooches, scarfs, pottery, ceramics and more.
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Northern United Prize Giving 2025 – Celebrate the Season
- Northern United Hockey Club
- As our 2025 season heads towards its final whistle, it’s time to come together and celebrate the players, coaches, managers, and supporters who make Northern United what it is.
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The Hutt Valley
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WCC Transport Projects
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Young and hungry arts trust
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The life and times of James Walter Chapman-Taylor
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Verb Wellington
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