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Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 28 May 2023
- St John's in the City
- Kia ora St John’s whānau, This Sunday we celebrate Pentecost – the Birthday of the Church! Red is the colour for Pentecost, so please come wearing something RED for the occasion: t-shirts, scarfs, ties, …even a red flower.
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St John's, Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Wellington Speed Traps
- The Wellingtonista
- So, Wellington's busiest urban speed camera is situated down Ohiro Road (which, for those unfamiliar with this road, starts down in Aro Valley, works its way up to Brooklyn, the meanders down through Happy Valley to Island Bay).
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127th Season Opening
- Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (Inc)
- Members and their guests were greeted with a beautiful Wellington spring day for the 127th opening of the Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club. Commodore Peter Vause held a brieifng for invited guests on the club's statement of intent for the period 2009 to 2015 while members enjoyed lunch provided by Louise and her wardroom team.
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Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, 103, Oriental Parade, Oriental Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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October 1: Black Mountain
- Bar Bodega
- Buzzed out Vancouver rockers Black Mountain are heading this way for two shows in spring. The five-piece psych-metal outfit will be landing on these shores in support of their new album IV, which was released earlier this year via Jagjaguwar to critical acclaim and provided the perfect excuse for the … Continue reading
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A BOUQUET FOR KATHERINE MANSFIELD
- Katherine Mansfield House
- It's Spring and despite slashing southerlies, flowers are everywhere. Katherine Mansfield once declared that if she only had sixpence left for a meal, a bunch of violets for the table would come first. Her love of flowers and the natural world runs through all her work, both published short stories and her diaries and journals.
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Aisle be Back: Hurricanes set for 350th match
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Above: Devan Flanders starts at No. 8 for the Hurricanes against the Blues in Wellington on Saturday night. By Kevin McCarthy The cricket season seems to run later and later every year. Really crowds in on the start of the rugby. We’ll call it Spring for the hell of it, and I am certainly gambolling...
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American Ambassador’s 7s series to be decided tomorrow
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The 2022 rugby season concludes tomorrow with the second and final WRFU American Ambassador’s club rugby 7s series tournament at Trentham Memorial Park. The Upper Hutt Rams are gunning for their second tournament win of the spring series and to lift the American Ambassador’s Trophy high for the first time since 2017. The Marist St...
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Shirley Barton Trophy and Ballantyne Cup results 2023
- Wellington Scottish Athletics Club
- Handicapper’s report It was a great day yesterday for the race for the club’s most prestigious trophy, the Ballantyne Cup, held alongside the Shirley Barton trophy. A 6km, not very flat course in Miramar in fairly nice spring conditions, although the Southerly had picked up a bit by the time we raced, which made the […]
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Naenae hall a mission story
- Welcom
- June 2014 Feature Mary-Ann Greaney The story of St Bernadette Parish Hall Naenae is so much more than a simple renovation – it is the story of a faith community focused on mission, of a web of relationships between ethnic communities, school, parish and the wider community, and funding providers.
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KB the DJ
- Newtown Festival
- bringing you that distinct african flavour, beats to keep your feet dancing and your heart moving. NZ is home to many cultures and walks of life, Music, is the universal langauge that breaks all barriers!! so come join me for a fun filled set with beats and smiles to remember!!!
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Commonspace - Live laugh love the alert levels
- Urban Dream Brokerage
- Commonspace is a ‘living room’ for the city, located at 113 Taranaki St until October 31st… so what happens when the room is closed in a nationwide lockdown? Courtney Rose Brown followed up her original writing about Commonspace asking Mouthfull (Ollie, Jack, Sarah and Racquel) about emerging from the lockdown.
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U15 & U17 Fencing Central Championship
- Hutt Valley Fencing Club
- Wellington Swords Club and Fencing Central invites you to attend the Central Under 15 and Cadet Championship 2021 on Saturday 13th to Sunday 14th March at Rongotai College, Wellington.
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The Warbler Black Friday 13 August 2021
- Wellington City Chorus
- Remaining PVI opportunities; Friends and Family event; convention gets real Future dates to note 15 and 21 August: PVI sessions 16 August rehearsal: deadline for choreo riser passes 22 ...
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Niue Language Week Storytime – Friday 20 October
- Wellington City Libraries
- This week, from Sunday 15 October to Saturday 21 October, we are celebrating Faahi Tapu he Vagahau Niue | Niue Language… Continue reading Niue Language Week Storytime – Friday 20 October →
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Porirua Park 15s rugby and 34th annual Shannon 7s on Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Porirua Park and the Shannon Domain are the two venues for rugby around the Wellington region tomorrow, with two 15 games at Porirua Park and the annual Shannon 7s tournament being played. The first match at Jerry Collins Stadium is round two of the Hurricanes region inter-academy series between the Wellington Academy and the Manawatu...
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Hurricanes v Highlanders Stat Attack
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Peter Marriott. The Hurricanes tasted victory in Dunedin this past weekend. Below are some facts and figures and notable statistics from the game. Round 5 v Highlanders: Won 30-19 The Hurricanes record against the Highlanders is now played 36, won 21, lost 15 and drawn none. The Hurricanes 21st victory against the Highlanders equals...
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Simply Insane – St Bede’s College stun Stream in a wild traditional.
- Wellington Club Weekly
- St Bede’s cross the tryline late in the first half in their late win over St Pat’s Silverstream on Friday. By Adam Julian Take a deep breath. Don’t interrupt. Even the driest description of St Bede’s 39-37 victory over St Patrick’s College, Silverstream this afternoon is likely to elicit strong emotions. With 15 minutes remaining,...
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Hurricanes v Brumbies Stat Attack
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Peter Marriott Round 4 v Brumbies: Lost 10-12 The Hurricanes record against the Brumbies is now played 27, won 12, lost 15 and drawn none. The Brumbies are the most successful Australian team against the Hurricanes. The Waratahs are in second place with 10 wins from 24 matches. Ten of the Hurricanes losses against...
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This week in club rugby history: 30 May – 5 June
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The late Misiluni Moananu packs down against his former Poneke teammates with Vaea Fifita and the Wellington Axemen in their 22-15 win over Poneke this week in 2015, to give them a berth in the upcoming Jubilee Cup round. This week is traditionally one of the busiest weeks in rugby in the Wellington region. Up...
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Isikeli Fukofuka Looking to Spoil Ponsonby Party
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Adam Julian When it comes to club rugby in New Zealand, Ponsonby in Auckland is as big as it gets. Ponsonby have won 35 Gallaher Shields since 1924 (it was presented in 1922) and 15 championships before that: four in pre-ARFU days, six under the club format 1883-91, three in the District days 1891-1909,...
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Ties to church and family key to Penieli Poasa’s success
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Ories captain Penieli Poasa and teammates with the Jubilee Cup last July. Photo: Stewart Baird. By Steven White Penieli Poasa is passionate about his rugby and his church. When Oriental-Rongotai won the Jubilee Cup last year, 39 players including 15 seniors and all four Ories Poasa brothers, were affiliated with the EFKS Ueligitone Christian Congregation...
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Transfer of the land the Sanctuary occupies
- Karori Sanctuary Trust
- On 15 September at Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, Greater Wellington Regional Council, Wellington City Council and the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Trust celebrated the transfer of the land that the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary occupies. The 252 hectares of land is now owned by Wellington City Council, having been transferred from Greater Wellington Regional Council via the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Trust.
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Quartz Hill Open Day
- ZL6QH Quartz Hill User Group
- There will be an open day at Quartz Hill for supporters, all radio amateurs, SWLs, their families and friends, on Sunday 15 January 2006 - from 11:00 am onwards. You will be able to view the Quartz Hill facilities. This is your chance to see what we have been raving about ... and maybe you will get hooked as well!
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Weekly Report May 31
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- Hi Everyone,Real Meat Pie Wainuiomata Bus Run this Sunday. Click here to get the details of the run and the pick-up points. The weather forecast is not too flash but the track is apparently in good condition, and the bush will give good cover from any wind. But Jillian reminds people to bring a change of socks, shoes, and gear to change into on the bus after the run. It should be an exciting morni
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President’s report 2023
- Wellington Runners & Walkers (WRW)
- It’s been a joy and a privilege popping along each Sunday morning and toddling along with the rest of you.Especially when the weather’s really properly foul. I love crappy weather.… Read More »President’s report 2023
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SVVFB kept extremely busy during Wellington storm
- Stokes Valley Volunteer Fire Brigade
- The Wellington region took a battering from a southerly storm on Thursday and Friday, which resulted in the Fire Service being called out to literally hundreds of weather-related emergencies across the greater Wellington region.
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Pukerua Beach Rd Update Saturday 5th Feb
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- There have been some further rockfalls around te slip on Pukerua Beach Road. PCC will be monitoring the area while the weather continues on its current phase and will take action as and if necessary.
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Everything you need to know about our local body elections coverage
- The Wellingtonista
- It’s fantastic that we’re getting so many answers to the questions we sent out to candidates, but we were flooding our homepage with them, so we’re now tidying responses away underneath the Elections 2013 category.
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Bike The Trail - A community service event
- Wellington VHF Group
- Bike the Trail, a popular recreational event, provides either a 25km cycle ride from Harcourt Park in Upper Hutt, or a 12km ride from Stokes Valley, down the Hutt River Trail to Hikoikoi Reserve in Petone. The ride is held annually and is designed as a non-competitive family cycling event promoting cycling as a fun, healthy, safe means of transport and recreation. Wellington VHF Group were contracted to ensure public safety during this event. The event was originally scheduled to run on Sunday 4th March, however this was cancelled due to the effects of bad weather. During the previous 24 hours period Wellington experienced what the forecasters termed a “weather bomb”. In the early hours of Saturday wind gusts of 134 km/hr were recorded in Belmont Regional Park, close to the site of our Belmont station, see graph below:
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Hope everyone's sitting down...cos it'an update!
- CataBlog
- Hi all. So sorry for the lack of updating. Between work and the new shelter it's been a frantic few months. New shelter I hear you say? Yes - it's finally happened! Our new shelter is finished, the cats moved...
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The Hutt Valley
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WCC Transport Projects
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Wellington Softball Association Inc.
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Manawa Karioi Ecological Restoration Project
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Our Bar
- New Zealand’s capital city now has a fantastic new gay bar - ‘Our Bar’, is opening in October. With a warm and inviting atmosphere it is unparalleled in the community. Our Bar is not an average pub; it is a bar with great food, great people, great staff and an even greater heart.
- Tagged as:
- lgbt
- cuba-street
- bars
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