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• • End Snoring – Prime five Advantages of a Jaw Supporter

    • 24 Jan 2014
    • Mouth Open Snoring Most people who snore are respiratory as a result of their mouth with the chin dropped downward and inward which constricts the place in the again of the throat. Until the particular person has other medical concerns, these as adenoids, polyps, and so on. the snoring would most probably prevent if they […]
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• • A truly independent review of the Airport’s Cost Benefit Analysis

    • 7 Dec 2015
    • Guardians of the Bays
    • Ian Harrison, a highly respected  Principal economist from Tailrisk Economics, has released a truly independent (i.
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    The A-Z of Wellington Club Rugby for 2022

    • 31 Mar 2022
    • Wellington Club Weekly
    • By Scott MacLean The 2022 club season kicks off this weekend with the first round of 13 in the Premier Men’s Swindale Shield as well as the start of the Women’s Rebecca Liua’ana Trophy campaign, with the remaining club competitions to get underway later this month. Our seventh annual A-Z looks at the season ahead....
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    Wellington Rugby Clubs Collaborate to Form a New Team

    • 17 May 2023
    • Wellington Club Weekly
    • In response to the declining numbers of junior rugby players in Wellington, two of the city’s oldest rugby clubs have come together to form a new team. The Wellington Football Club and Pōneke Football Club have joined forces to create the Eastern Suburbs Babas team, which will compete in the Wellington year 7/8 open grade....
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• • Lullaby Jock reviewed by a Lower Hutt RSA member

    • 25 May 2010
    • Downstage Theatre
    • Hutt News reporter Priyanka Bhonsule arranged for a representative from the Lower Hutt RSA to accompany her to review Lullaby Jock last week. Here's what he thought of the show: Lower Hutt RSA member Peter Gooch and his wife Margaret were invited by Downstage and Hutt News to see Lullaby Jock. Mr Gooch gives us his thoughts:
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    Downstage Theatre, Cambridge Terrace, Mt. Victoria, Wellington, Wellington Region, 6011, New Zealand
  
  
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    On the trail: a day with the Capture team

    • 14 Aug 2024
    • Predator Free Wellington
    • Who you gonna call? Our Capture team are on the frontline responding to sightings of rats in areas where they shouldn’t be. We spent the day with them to learn more. Ears to the ground. Cameras watching. A keen doggy nose. As we make more of the city predator free, our team is always ready to respond to rats…
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    A WTMC ski trip to Mt Ruapehu Labour Weekend 1948

    • 14 Mar 2024
    • Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
    • A WTMC ski trip to Mt Ruapehu Labour Weekend 1948 An entertaining account of a 1948 ski trip to Mt Ruapehu in a broken-down bus, stormy weather, and very little skiing
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    Ravindra, Van Beek selected for NZ A Tour of India

    • 18 Aug 2022
    • Cricket Wellington
    • Wellington Firebirds allrounders Rachin Ravindra and Logan Van Beek have  been selected in a strong New Zealand A...
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    Thank you Wellington, you’re Making a Difference this Christmas

    • 13 Dec 2021
    • Age Concern Wellington
    • Stuff Ltd’s recent support for Age Concern Wellington Region’s Christmas appeal has been invaluable: “Age Concern also experienced a burst of new interest and donations after we wrote about Rick Johnston and Denis White, who have been buddied up through Age Concern’s visiting service. Johnston takes 82-year-old White out to lunch or to Mitre 10, or ... Read more
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• • Become a Language Buddy for the Language Learning Centre

    • 10 Jul 2013
    • Victoria University Library
    • Become a Language Buddy in Trimester 2! The Language Buddy Programme is an international language and cultural exchange, run by Victoria’s Language Learning Centre. All students enrolled at Victoria are eligible. Sign up online on the LLC’s website – applications are open from 15th July to 2nd August. For more details and the online sign-up form, visit the LLC’s website
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• • Councillors tour Hutt Valley with a focus on flood protection

    • 28 Feb 2020
    • Greater Wellington Regional Council
    • A Metlink bus load of councillors from three different councils took a tour around the Hutt Valley yesterday, getting a snapshot of the significant Regional Resilience Flood Protection work being done in the area.
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    Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  
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    ‘Catching up with the community’ — A conversation with Jo Cribb

    • 6 May 2024
    • Wellington Homeless Women's Trust
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    • Accepted from Journal - Wellington Homeless Women's Trust | Te Whare Nukunoa 19 months ago by tonytw1
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• • An 80s vibe, but not in a good way

    • 11 Mar 2024
    • Wellington Scoop
    • It may not be dressed in fluoro lycra, but sometimes the furore over Wellington’s District Plan feels like the 80s all over again. Those who lived through those tumultuous times may see the similarities. In the 1980s, the Muldoon government’s efforts to control the economy were becoming increasingly futile – and on to the stage stepped a new class of bright young things pushing for radical change.
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• • Changing Climate, Changing Culture: Horticulture in a Heritage Landscape

    • 22 Nov 2023
    • Friends of Te Papa
    • As Team Leader of Main Gardens at Wellington Botanic Gardens, Kate Roud is one part of a small team that maintains the plants and heritage landscape. She will share with us how the team uses their skills and expertise to care for the wide range of native and exotic flora, some insights into how you can adapt your own garden to climate change and sustainability
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    Wellington Botanic Garden, Salmont Place, Paekaka, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6145, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • Shifting to a low carbon Kāpiti survey – have your say

    • 5 Sep 2022
    • Low Carbon Kapiti
    • By Jake Roos, 5 September 2022 Kāpiti Coast District Council have opened a survey to get locals’ views on setting a target and plan to reduce the district’s greenhouse gas emissions. This is a tricky business because the district council has a limited degree of influence on emitting activities in the district. Many other local […]
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• • Drivetribe will be a mecca for motorheads—Autocade readers welcome

    • 22 Nov 2016
    • Jack Yan
    • Now that the first episode of The Grand Tour has aired, and we’re nearing the official launch of Drivetribe (November 28), we’re beginning to see just how good an investment £160 million was for Amazon when it picked up the cast of The Goodies, I mean, Top Gear (sorry, I get those BBC shows mixed up, and they do have the same initials), along with producer Andy Wilman (who himself presented Top Gear segments many years ago, but we are now spared his nude scenes).    Essentially, you can’t do a show these days without an internet community, so what did the four men do? Create their own. They’ve put their money into Drivetribe, which has attracted an eight-figure investment from additional parties, chief among which is 21st Century Fox—that’s right, Rupert Murdoch. Amazon’s reportedly quite happy with the arrangement—and it certainly helps boost their show.    There are already signs that Drivetribe is going to succeed as a motoring portal–social network, for those of us who have been playing with it. Maybe the Murdoch Press has learned from Myspace? Or, it’s put their money in, but it’s letting experts do their job–among whom is none other than Cate Sevilla, formerly of Buzzfeed UK, and whose blog I followed even before she arrived in the UK the good part of a decade ago. It isn’t a surprise that Cate would do well in social media—she had a knack for it, even back then.    Car enthusiasts were invited to pitch their ideas for tribes some months back, recognizing that we’re not all the same. Additionally, there’s a bunch of us who work in some aspect of the industry, and looking through the tribes, we’re the ones whose ideas have been adopted. For those of you who use Autocade, there’s one linked to that very venture.    As many of you who follow this blog know, I founded Autocade in 2008, a car encyclopædia that wouldn’t have the fictions of Wikipedia (or ‘Wikiality’, as Stephen Colbert calls it). Eventually, I succumbed to modern marketing trends and very lately started a Facebook page on it, at least to post some behind-the-scenes thinking and publicity photos. While it proved all right, my blog posts were here and things were all over the place.    When I first proposed doing a Drivetribe tribe many months ago, I centred it around the marketing of cars, and the result, the Global Motorshow, can be found here. And now that it’s started, it’s become clear that I can put all the content in one place and have it appreciated by other motorheads. In a week and a half it’s grown to about a third of the following of the Facebook page, and Drivetribe hasn’t even officially launched yet. Those members are either other tribe leaders or those who signed up early on. The question must be asked: why on earth would I bother continuing with Facebook?    In addition to Cate, Drivetribe is not faceless. The support crew respond, and there are humans working here. I’m impressed with how quickly they get back to us, and how the site is reasonably robust. On all these points, Drivetribe is the opposite of Facebook.    Granted, I don’t know the other members there, and some I only know through reputation. But then I didn’t know a lot of the people I now find familiar on Facebook car groups. Nor did I know the people on Vox back in 2006, or some of the folks at Blogcozy in 2016. Communities build up, often thanks to common interests, and here’s one that already has a massive online community ready to flock to it. Having three celebrities helps, too, and all three Grand Tour presenters post to the site.    If you’re interested, the scope of the Global Motorshow (originally without the definite article, but when I saw the GM initials in the icon, I rethought it) is a bit wider than Autocade. I thought it might be fun to post some of the marketing materials we come across, the odd industry analyses that have appeared at this blog (updated in some cases), and even commercial vehicles, which aren’t part of Autocade. I’ve chosen to keep the tribe public, so anyone can post if they find something interesting. Let’s hope Drivetribe can keep the spammers at bay: something that the old Vox.com failed to do, and Facebook is desperately failing to do now as well.    Come November 28, we’ll know just how good things are looking, but I’m erring on the side of the positive—something I was not prepared to do for sites such as Ello or Google Plus.
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    A draw to Awe – Scots and Silverstream Share Premiership Crown

    • 26 Sep 2021
    • Wellington Club Weekly
    • By Adam Julian A bemused atmosphere reigned at the conclusion of the Premiership Wellington final at Wellington Stadium on Sunday. St Patrick’s College Silverstream and Scots College shared a 36-36 draw in a breathless spectacle highlighted by outrageous twits in momentum. Officially the title was shared but had a National Top Four qualifying fixture followed...
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    Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 7 April 2024

    • 4 Apr 2024
    • St John's in the City
    • Kia ora St John’s whānau, Easter has brought hope in a way that opens up a new and different kind of world.
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    St John's, Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • Transport Experts, Labour Party Agree: Basin Reserve Flyover A Crock

    • 10 Feb 2014
    • Save the Basin Reserve!
    • Campaigners criticising a proposed project is one thing. Politicians criticising a proposed project is another thing. But when independent transport …Continue reading »
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    PDF slides + Registration links : Junior Race Squad and the Youth Squad at Worser Bay during the 2024-2025 season.

    • 27 Aug 2024
    • Worser Bay Boating Club
    • https://www.wbbc.org.nz/events/junior-race-squad-2024-2025-season https://www.wbbc.org.nz/events/youth-squad-2024-2025-season
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    Worser Bay Yacht Club, Marine Parade, Seatoun, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  
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    Being Tangata Tiriti: a Pākehā Project Taster | Vogelmorn Upstairs

    • 30 Sep 2025
    • Vogelmorn Community Group
    • Who can we be for each other? We live in discombobulating times. And cracks are showing everywhere. So much that we thought was secure is shifting and changing. But here in Aotearoa, we have an extraordinary pou—Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Join Rebecca and Mel from The Pākehā Project for this one-day workshop exploring the mahi we as tangata Tiriti can do in the journey towards a Tiriti-led future.
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    Vogelmorn Bowling Club, Mornington Road, Brooklyn, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  

• • They’re talking about a new motorway: “exciting” … “wonderful” … “delighted”

    • 24 Jun 2012
    • Wellington Scoop
    • There were many exclamations of delight to greet Friday’s announcement of approval to build a 27 km four-lane motorway through Transmission Gully. Fran Wilde said the decision was “great news.” Gerry Brownlee said it was “an exciting and important milestone.” Wellington employers said it was “wonderful.” CentrePort was “delighted.” The deputy mayor of Porirua was “absolutely delighted.” But her statement touched on one of the negatives of the $930m project:
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    Transmission Gully Motorway, Kenepuru, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, 5022, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  
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    Dust Off Day – A Fantastic Start to the 2025 Season!

    • 23 Feb 2025
    • Northern United Hockey Club
    • Dust Off Day – A Fantastic Start to the 2025 Season! What a day! Our Dust Off Day was a huge success, with players new and old hitting the turf, shaking off the rust, and getting back into the swing of things.
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    Know Your Network: Should I ever buy a bus pass?

    • 2 Apr 2015
    • Sustainable Wellington Transport
    • Per-trip costs vs bus passes Every time there’s a fare change on the bus network, I run a calculation on bus passes.
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• • No, I will not make a pun about "fringe benefits"...

    • 29 Jan 2009
    • The Wellingtonista
    • ... but Fringe '09 is just a week away, and there's a lot to get excited about. We may have missed out on the chance to see some Aristophanes under the wharves, but here's a couple of other things that we have our eyes on. Lies and Other Stories Before Bed had a sneak peak/fundraiser event at Mighty Mighty last week, and it looks to be a riot. It will combine film and animation with live performan
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    Barry signs on for a fifth season with the Nix

    • 9 Jul 2025
    • Wellington Phoenix
    • Mackenzie Barry has unfinished business at the Wellington Phoenix. The combative centre back has re-signed with the Phoenix for the 2025-26 Ninja A-League, extending her stay at the club to a fifth season. Barry, 24, has been a mainstay at... The post Barry signs on for a fifth season with the Nix appeared first on Wellington Phoenix.
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    Zero Together – Ngaio | Everyday actions for a better climate future

    • 21 Jan 2024
    • Ngaio Progressive Association
    • Register now for Zero Together and help create a better future for the people and places we love! Zero Together is a series of interactive workshops provided by Wellington City Council for Wellingtonians who want to make a difference. Led … Continue reading →
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    Ngaio, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  
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    University-made glass a key part of new radiation treatment

    • 27 May 2020
    • Victoria University of Wellington
    • A Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington researcher has played a crucial role in an international project to improve radiation treatments for cancer.
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    Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 21 August 2022

    • 18 Aug 2022
    • St John's in the City
    • Kia ora St John’s whānau, In a complicated age, with disagreement compounded by misinformation, do we wonder what God wants for us and from us? This Sunday we hear about a time Jesus confronted misinformation with a practical demonstration of God’s Kingdom priorities for humanity.
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    St John's, Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
  
  
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    Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 12 February 2023

    • 9 Feb 2023
    • St John's in the City
    • Kia ora St John’s whānau, As people on a journey of faith, perhaps we can imagine ourselves joining countless other pilgrims in a ‘caravan of love’.
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    St John's, Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)