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'10 Years On' by Mark Peck
- Inverlochy Art School
- IAS Community Gallery is proud to present a solo exhibition, 10 Years On, by Wellington painter Mark Peck. 2025 marks a significant anniversary for Peck, who ten years ago decided to try his hand at painting, and has been devoted to the practice ever since. Over the past ten years, Peck's...
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Inverlochy Art School, 3, Inverlochy Place, Aro Valley, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Gardens Magic: Sunday Double Feature!
- WCC Watch
- This is part of our series of posts on the Council’s Gardens Magic programme. You can view the full Summer City event calendar or the entire programme at the Council’s website. Again, two acts tonight. From 7-8, Kali Kopae… And then from 8-9:30, Bella Kalolo & the Soul Symphony…
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Drunk Councillor: Keeping local body politics classy
- WCC Watch
- You never know what you’re going to read when you open the Hutt News, but a story about a drunk local body politician should surprise no one… Roger Styles is not backing down after a series of heated exchanges with Greater Wellington Regional Council chair-woman Fran Wilde last week.
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Oi, have you voted yet?
- The Wellingtonista
- Y'know, it's not often that I'd ever consider running a Wellington City Council press release in full, but I'm going to do it right now, cos BLOODY HELL, Wellington, get your act together! PS: this is how to work your STV vote, explained quite simply. Now hop to it. read more
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Artificial turf – a value-for-money plan for the new council to complete
- Wellington Scoop
- With the election all over bar the results, I hope that the new Wellington City Council, whoever is elected, will maintain its commitment to completing the artificial turf programme over the next term. Fourteen thousand Wellington football, rugby and league players, plus parents and supporters, all deserve and should expect that.
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Oh Baby, Baby
- The Wellingtonista
- Actor Stephen Bain and his miniature house This Friday and Saturday night, film maker Julie Hill (who’s name you may recognise from her work at Radio New Zealand and on Frontseat ) is screening the premiere of her documentary, Baby where are the fine things you promised me? at the Film Archive.
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Junior House Basketball 2010
- St Patricks College, Silverstream
- Monday 22 November 2010: Street ball came to Stream today as the Junior House Basketball competition got underway. With two games each day on the outside court, competition is fierce: today, Marist and Trinity drew 12-all with Chanel beating Patrick 18-8. Games continue Wednesday and Thursday this week.
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Clinical Director appointed
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Last month Dr Colin Feek was appointed Clinical Director for Kenepuru, Kapiti and Community Health. The appointment is part of a longstanding relationship he has had with Capital & Coast DHB that began when he emigrated from the UK in 1987 to become a specialist endocrinologist and physician at Wellington Hospital.
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Age? Who’s counting?
- Wellington Scoop
- The Paramount Theatre was built in 1917, and 93 years later it’s still showing movies. Currently its main attraction is the 12th annual World Cinema Showcase, an annual programme of new international movies which includes a mesmerizing new feature by a great French director who’s almost as old as the cinema.
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Less Mahi, more Kai
- The Wellingtonista
- You know how there is often cool free stuff happening at lunchtime if you have your ear to the ground (actually Twitter may well be the modern digital jungle drum or smoke signal if you know how to fossick and filter, or you could just just follow us on Twitter).
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New Zealand's Next Top City
- The Wellingtonista
- Writing recaps of New Zealand's Next Top Model is something that I'd normally do over at Pretty Pretty Pretty, but since the first episode of Season Two was filmed in Wellington (nice work, Positively Tourism!), I thought I might put up some thoughts on all the places that they shot.
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A second Mt Victoria tunnel in ten years – yes, no, maybe?
- Wellington Scoop
- Wellington Mayor Kerry Prendergast took everyone by surprise this week by enabling a headline which stated uncategorically: Green light for second Mt Vic Tunnel. The headline is in The Wellingtonian, above a report written by Rebecca Thompson. But there’s no evidence of a green light, or even an orange one.
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March on Parliament 6 July: Rail Against The Expressway
- Sustainable Wellington Transport
- This is our chance to tell John Key, Steven Joyce and their mates what we think of the planned Kapiti Expressway and the other “Roads of National Significance” aka massive and horribly expensive white elephants. For more information, contact Bianca Begovich, ph: 021 641 123, or visit the Save Kapiti website.
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Weekly Report for Sunday Sept 25
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- Hi Everyone The big thing to note this coming Sunday is that daylight saving kicks in. If you arrrive at Kilbirnie and find no one there it will be because you have forgotten to put your clock one hour forward and everyone will have left for their run or walk.
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Seatoun Wails
- Eye of the Fish
- While we here at the Fish don’t normally venture into the suburbs much, the case of the leaky roof at Seatoun School has got us thinking. In my case, for the most part, thinking: what the heck is going on here and how can the construction industry learn from this?
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Ngā Kōrero Special - We're launching the Walk a Mile Challenge fundraiser
- Downtown Community Ministry
- Ngā Kōrero Special - We're launching the Walk a Mile Challenge fundraiser Step up and TOGETHER we can end homelessness - here's the details communities where whānau are housed, connected, valued and thriving About Us Contact Walk a Mile Challenge – step up and together we can end homelessness Today is World Homeless Day.
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Mali Mali - Spirit Tide Album Release
- Vogelmorn Community Group
- Get your tickets here To celebrate the release of his fifth full-length album Spirit Tide, Auckland based experimental/folk singer-songwriter Mali Mali is playing an intimate one-off solo show at Wellington's cozy Vogelmorn Bowling club with support from Pōneke songwriter and Home Alone Label- mate Timothy Blackman.
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Save A Spider Day 2024 🕷️
- Te Papa's blog
- You may be surprised to learn March 14 is Save A Spider Day. As they are not always the most popular of animals, some readers may be wondering why on Earth anybody would want to save spiders at all! In this blog, our spider man and spider fan Dr PhilRead more
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The Maoriland Worker
- Victoria University Library
- The National Library has just released The Maoriland Worker (1910-1924) in digital form, based in part on physical holdings here at Victoria. The Maoriland Worker is the latest newspaper to be digitised as part of the National Library's retrospective digitisation program and can be accessed on their Papers Past website.
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Getting rid of the desks
- Wellington Scoop
- There were surprises and challenges in Kevin Laverty’s much-discussed speech to Wellington employers last week. The new CEO of the city council has reinvigorated a number of key debates, and has shown he’s ready to make changes. One of the biggest surprises is his plan to do away with desks.
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Theresa Gattung emerging as the Right contender
- WCC Watch
- We have been told by several well placed sources that Kerry Prendergast and the right of Wellington have come to the conclusion that Jo Coughlan is not a contender (as we have been saying for weeks) and that they need a new champion to split between Morrison and Wade-Bicycle.
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Cityhop Parking Resolution Open for Feedback
- Newtown Residents' Association
- Earlier stories have outlined the proposal for a reserved parking space for a trial Cityhop car share scheme in the Wilson St carpark. The parking resolution is one of a number that are currently open for feedback via the WWC website until Friday 9 August. Check out the proposed resolution.
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Towards a culture of safeguarding
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- March 2015 Feature Maria Noonan With Wel-Com’s focus in the March 2015 issue on young Catholic leadership, it is timely to share plans of a programme that raises awareness of abuse, and identifies ways we, in the Church, can actively work together to create a safe environment in our communities.
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Return of wildlife draws international plaudits
- Predator Free Wellington
- This article was originally written by our Board Chairperson Tim Pankhurst and published by The Post on 6 July 2024. See original article here. Wellington’s predator free movement is an economic driver for a city badly in need of a boost. Predator Free Wellington offers much more than eradicating introduced…
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Athletics Day 2015
- Scots College
- Athletics is a day full of challenges, with students trying to be the best they can be. With a wide range of track and field events, many boys achieve their personal bests. With a spirit of support and fun, Athletics Day has given us a day to remember. Cast: Scots College
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Information flows at River Scheme AGMs
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Last week eight of Wairarapa’s ten river scheme committees met in in Masterton to discuss work programmes for 2015/16, elect chairmen, agree scheme rates and understand more about riverworks resource consent renewals and developments with the Te Kauru Upper Ruamahanga Floodplain Management planning process that is ongoing in the region.
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Secret Bridesmaids’ Business – The Review
- Kapiti Playhouse Inc
- Secret Bridesmaids Business by Elizabeth Coleman Kapiti Playhouse 29 July 2015 Reviewed by Andrew London The modern wedding in all its glamour, pageantry, tradition, absurdity and contradiction is currently being examined under the spotlight at the Kapiti Playhouse in Australian playwright Elizabeth Coleman’s delightful and acerbic play ‘Secret Bridesmaids’ Business’.
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Kilbirnie Sports Christmas Specials
- Cricket Wellington
- Puma Batting Forever Training Net is available in store and online! A fantastic training tool and the Ultimate Christmas gift for any keen cricketer! Click on the image below to check it out! 33 Rongotai Road, Kilbirnie Wellington 6022 PH: 04 3879745 Web: www.kilbirniesports.co.nz Facebook: www.facebook.com/kilbirniesports Instagram: www.instagram.com/kilbirniesports
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Taranaki Men's Open Fours underway
- Tawa Bowling Club
- This premier fours event is underway for its 111th iteration, though this year rain has meant that only 5 wins from 7 rounds are required to progress to the knockout phase. You can follow all the action on our famous Bowlstawa charts. The corresponding women's event starts on 26 January.
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French writer and activist Josef Schovanec named as 2017 Writer in Residence
- Randell Cottage Writers Trust
- The 2017 French resident at Randell Cottage is Josef Schovanec, writer, polyglot and activist for autistic people who has published four books including Voyages en Autistan – Travels in Autistan (Plon, Paris) and Je Suis à l’Est !, the first memoir by an autistic person to be released by a major French publisher.
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Randell Cottage, 14, St Mary Street, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The Hutt Valley
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WCC Transport Projects
- We’re investing in our transport network Find out about our planned transport projects and share your views so Wellington's transport network is safer and more convenient for everyone.
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Young and hungry arts trust
- The Young and Hungry Arts Trust is a charitable organisation that was founded in 1994 in association with BATS Theatre. Young and Hungry arose out of a need to provide young people, aged 15-25 years, with opportunities to gain hands-on theatre experience within a professional structure.
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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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Boulcott Street Bistro
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Green Parrot Cafe
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Newtown Festival
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The life and times of James Walter Chapman-Taylor
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Verb Wellington
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Lower Hutt Amateur Athletic Club
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A City for People
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Masala Restaurant
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Manawa Karioi Ecological Restoration Project
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Wakefield Hospital
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Our Bar
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Glenside - the halfway
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