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Safer Speeds – 30km/h is the stepping stone to a central city for people
- Cycle Aware Wellington (CAW)
- As a partner in the Let’s Get Wellington Moving programme, Wellington City Council is committed to making the city safer and more attractive.
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Care that’s always there: Tiumalu is looking forward to giving her clients a hug
- Mary Potter Hospice
- Mary Potter Hospice’s Pasifika Liaison Tiumalu is looking forward to giving her clients a hug. The lockdown has brought significant challenges for the Pasifika community
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Cubadupa, aotearoa’s finest, free arts festival is back and coming to you this summer.
- Cubadupa
- Famed as the largest post-lockdown festival in the world in the Summer of 2021, followed by a year of Covid disruptions, CubaDupa is back to bring you a festival like...
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WCC Watch Soapbox: Celia Wade-Brown – Warm, dry, affordable housing is a fundamental right
- WCC Watch
- Seeking reelection to a second term as Mayor of Wellingotn, Celia Wade-Brown is next up on the WCC Soapbox, outlining her housing policy. Questions or comments for her can be […]
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Keeping the Airport honest is as hard as catching tadpoles with your bare hands
- Guardians of the Bays
- We need to state upfront that we do appreciate that the Wellington International Airport Limited (WIAL) is a corporation, one run by its majority shareholder Infratil, and as such has specific mandates to fulfil for its shareholders.
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Let’s Get Wellington Moving to reveal its plans for the Basin Reserve – this Wednesday, 15/11, 6.30pm – at Prefab, 14 Jessie St, Te Aro
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- This is it.
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Ending the ‘postcode lottery’ in health is more than a technical fix
- Victoria University of Wellington
- We need to fundamentally reorganise our systems to deliver better health and wellbeing, argues Anna Matheson.
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On the virtues of effort: is this owl picture better than AI?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Just setting machines to produce the things we need and want will cause us to lose something very important about ourselves, writes Edwin Mares.
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‘Leadership is morality magnified’—what police must learn from the McSkimming scandal
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The case highlights what happens in many large organisations when people ignore allegations, take in partial evidence, and try to cover things up, writes Michael Macaulay.
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‘Shine a Light’ on how WHWT is breaking the cycle of homelessness
- Wellington Homeless Women's Trust
- Breaking the cycle of homelessness with transitional housing services and communal living.
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New device is a game changer for the removal of blood clots
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Using a thrombectomy device to remove all the clots in a single procedure, without using clot busting medication, helps patients to get better quicker.
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New device is a game changer for the removal of blood clots
- Hutt Valley District Health Board
- Using a thrombectomy device to remove all the clots in a single procedure, without using clot busting medication, helps patients to get better quicker.
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Stewardship: Welcoming what is strange, and the call to fullness of life
- Welcom
- August 2014 Pastoral focus Michael Noonan 'Don’t ask what the world needs.
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Draft Town Belt Bill makes it clear land is not for sale
- Sarah Free
- Glad to say that Council passed last night ( 9 to 6) an amendment moved by Helene Ritchie and seconded by myself, to remove a potentially confusing and somewhat ambiguous option to negotiate/sell Town Belt Land in anticipation of it being compulsorily acquired under the Public Works Act. The Bill now stands clear and unambiguous […]
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Google Plus is about to turn three: will media remember the hype?
- Jack Yan
- As Google Plus nears yet another anniversary—I believe it’s its third next week—it’s interesting to reflect back on the much-hyped launch.
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Transport Realities Are Changing Fast. Is The Government Starting To Take Notice?
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- “Peak car” acknowledged by the Ministry of Transport Following each General Election, Government departments prepare a Briefing for the Incoming Minister (BIM).
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Without a new stand, the Basin Reserve Trust is opposing the flyover
- Wellington Scoop
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What exactly is happening with the Council funding the airport runway extension?
- Guardians of the Bays
- Some interesting developments have recently happened in the runway extension saga and we are going to have to start asking some serious questions about the Council’s involvement with the airport.
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Windows 10, with the BSOD-prone Creators fall update, is calming down
- Jack Yan
- I wonder if we have finally got there with Windows 10’s many BSOD crashes.
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Is poor awareness of the Holocaust just the tip of the iceberg?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- "We are right to feel outraged at the idea that a majority of New Zealanders don't know how many millions of Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, but outrage alone will not suffice," writes Associate Professor Giacomo Lichtner.
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Wellington region is far better with Wairarapa in it, plain and simple
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Greater Wellington Regional Council welcomes the decision by the Local Government Commission to propose a new sub-regional committee for the Wairarapa.
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Tory Whanau is Wellington’s next mayor, with 16,000 margin over Andy Foster
- Wellington Scoop
- Former Green Party chief of staff Tory Whanau has been elected as Wellington’s next mayor, according to a progress result released this afternoon. Incumbent Mayor Andy Foster finished second with Ray Chung third and Paul Eagle, surprisingly, fourth. The WCC announced that Tory Whanau received 29,458 votes compared to Mr Foster’s 13,032 votes – a margin of 16,426 votes.
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Let Wellington City Council know that Wellington Timebank is important to you!
- Wellington Timebank
- We invite you to send a postcard to Wellington City Council Councillors, in support of Wellington Timebank. Wellington Timebank has been...
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The Connector—Tanea Heke is nurturing Aotearoa's next generation of acting talent
- Victoria University of Wellington
- 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award winner Tanea Heke MNZM has forged an impactful career across the creative arts.
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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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Boulcott Street Bistro
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