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Opinion: the airport’s disregard of public safety is coming under scrutiny – yet again
- Guardians of the Bays
- A little over week ago, a white Subaru got washed off the Moa Point breakwater by a ‘rogue’ wave.
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Walking the talk: How the Council is working to create a safer nightlife
- Wellington City Council
- With Wellington City Council’s new City Safety and Wellbeing Plan well underway, Council staff hit the streets on the Friday night of O-week in February to experience the city’s nightlife first-hand.
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Depression: it’s a word we use a lot, but what exactly is it?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- PhD student Samuel Clack and Professor Tony Ward from Victoria University of Wellington's School of Psychology propose a new way to understand a serious mental disorder that manifests itself in many different ways.
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Neighbours, community and Council working together is key for new Western Ward Councillor
- Porirua City Council
- Meet the Western Ward's new Councillor, Geoff Hayward.
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Over 300,000 New Zealanders owe more than they own. Is it a problem?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Rising debt part of bigger story of economic inequality, argues Max Rashbrooke, research associate at the Institute for Governance and Policy Studies at Te Herenga Waka.
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“Is It Not Queer?”: Derek Jarman and the Shifting Identities of ‘Edward II’
- Wellington Film Society
- WFS committee member Russ Kale looks back on his first encounter with Edward II, and tries to uncover what Jarman was saying about queer identity. In 2006, I moved to Te Whanganui-a-Tara for university. This was my first time living in a city that had a recognisable queer community, and of course my first strategy […]
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The elimination of cervical cancer in NZ is within reach in our lifetime
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Aotearoa has the tools to wipe out cervical cancer, but it will require funding and a plan, write Francesca Storey and Bev Lawton.
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To vent or not to vent: is letting out our feelings actually helpful?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Research suggests venting may be a double-edged sword, write Vy Trần and Ágnes Szabó.
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This Is The Last Goldfish That I Am Going To Eat For You
- Bats Theatre
- I have collected, for you, my audience, an anthology of all the weird things I have done in my life to try and make friends. Do not attempt these methods for yourselves.
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Google tracks your searches, and uses them, even when your web history is turned off
- Jack Yan
- My dislike of Google is no secret, and, as a precaution, I have every known Google tracking setting turned off. I even block the Doubleclick and YouTube cookies. However, I have to manage a page at Google Plus—and Google cleverly tracks you through its Plus service. It doesn’t lie about it: When you use […]
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This is why Wellingtonians say they have the highest quality of life in the country
- Iona Pannett
- Just on the way to work and I snapped this picture on the waterfront. Lucky we are to live in a such a great environment. The 2014 Quality of Life survey results today show Wellingtonians say our city is a great place to live and do business but we of course knew that already.
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Nurse practitioners can ease NZ’s healthcare pressures—why is the role not better recognised or funded?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Supporting nurse practitioners is an essential and logical way to address the healthcare workforce crisis, argue Deborah Harris and Kathy Holloway.
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Despite the national apology, abuse in state care is still happening—only systemic change will work
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The government’s formal apology to abuse survivors is a crucial step, but its words will be hollow unless there's meaningful change, writes Jennifer Montgomery.
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Update from your Exec
- Wellington Aero Club
- Summer is officially here and it's off to a great start! Unfortunately the spring weather was not kind to us, but that's all in the past, so here's hoping the summer weather we have been treated to over the last few days sticks around and gives us some beautiful flying days.
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Jared Wiremu Kane is the International Institute of Modern Letters 2022 Emerging Māori Writer-in-Residence
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML) is delighted to announce the appointment of Jared Wiremu Kane (Ngāpuhi) as the 2022 Emerging Māori Writer-in-Residence.
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New Zealand’s tax system is under the spotlight (again). What needs to change to make it fair?
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Tax is going to be an election year issue, writes Lisa Marriott.
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Creating new social divides: how coronavirus is reshaping how we see ourselves and the world around us
- Victoria University of Wellington
- The COVID-19 pandemic is a massive public health and economic crisis, but it is also reshaping how we see ourselves and the social world around us, write Dr Ben Walker, Dr Rebecca Bednarek, Associate Professor Todd Bridgman, and Associate Professor Urs Daellenbach.
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Wishing for fairy dust – why the NZ Biofuels Obligation is the worst kind of magical thinking
- Low Carbon Kapiti
- By Jake Roos, BSc (Hons), MAppSc Energy Management11 July 2022 Wouldn’t it be great if wishes came true, and all your problems just went away? If all you needed to do is ask for something and it materialised out of thin air before you? Of course it would, but the world doesn’t work like that. […]
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A leading Wellington artist Barry Thomas is being evicted by WCC for his art
- WCC Watch
- Barry Thomas has been on the Wellington art scene since the 1970s.
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Forget the Hobbit premiere… Critical Mass is the most exciting event of the month!
- Cycling in Wellington
- Hello friends and fellow people who like to ride bikes.
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OPED DOM POST: Richard Randerson- The Runway Extension is pouring money into Cook Strait
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- See article here: http://www.
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Orange may be the new black but the difference is less than you think
- Jack Yan
- Instruct Studio It’s easy to dismiss comedians as, well, comedians, there to tell a joke and to get a laugh out of us.
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NZ has long suffered from low productivity. A simple fix is keeping workers happy
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Dougal Sutherland looks at the relationship between wellbeing and productivity, and what research tells us about the benefits of a shorter working week.
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In a global nursing shortage, NZ’s reliance on overseas-trained staff is not sustainable
- Victoria University of Wellington
- New Zealand urgently needs a nursing workforce strategy that considers how we can recruit and retain more nurses, argues Kathy Holloway.
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'New housing policy is really just a new tax package — and it’s a shambles'
- Victoria University of Wellington
- With too many objectives and probable unintended consequences, the New Zealand Government’s policy risks serious incoherence, writes Professor Norman Gemmell.
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“I’ve really been able to find out at first-hand how powerful music is.”
- Mary Potter Hospice
- From time to time the beautiful sounds of the harp can be heard at Mary Potter Hospice – played not to entertain, but to heal.
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“I’ve really been able to find out at first-hand how powerful music is.”
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- From time to time the beautiful sounds of the harp can be heard at Mary Potter Hospice – played not to entertain, but to heal.
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Did you know the Wellington Jazz Festival is on right now in the city!
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- From the website 2022 WELLINGTON JAZZ FESTIVAL Get ready to amplify your Labour weekend with the 2022 Wellington Jazz Festival! Mai tawhiti, mai tata - featuring more than 100 gigs across the capital’s bars, eateries, and venues, experience a global playlist, including international GRAMMY-award winning artists and well-known jazz talents from Aotearoa.
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WCC Transport Projects
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