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Car Park
- Waikanae Golf Club
- We are expecting work on resealing the carpark to begin in the first week of June, ie after Queen’s Birthday which is 1 June. The contractor has advised that it may be possible to operate without entirely blocking off the area, so you may be able to park on the grass. We will keep you posted.
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97 Te Moana Rd, Waikanae Beach, Waikanae 5036, New Zealand
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Make a submission and support Option X
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- Submissions on the Basin Reserve flyover close this Friday 26 August, so make your voice heard today. You can use our submission guide (the link is in the menu to the right), and please support the best urban design outcome for Wellington - Option X. It's the high-quality transport solution that Wellington genuinely needs. read more
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Pedestrian safety improvements underway
- Thorndon Residents Assocation
- Work is now underway on pedestrian safety improvements on Tinakori Road and Hill Street. These improvements will improve visibility and reduce vehicle speeds so that pedestrians are able to cross safely. Work completed On Tinakori Road, our contractors have raised the existing pedestrian crossing On Hill Street, three of the four planned speed humps have also […]
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Age Concern’s Latest E-Newsletter
- Age Concern Wellington
- Welcome you to another edition of our newsletter. We hope you’ve enjoyed your week so far. This week is packed full of celebrations! The Waitangi Day celebrations attracted possibly the biggest crowds ever this year. The general theme of the three days was kotahitanga (unity), with some debates about the Treaty Principles alongside the usual ... Read more
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2012 NZ Junior Open Summary
- Table Tennis Wellington
- The results are in from the TTNZ NZ Junior Open (Canterbury) so I am pasting some here (full results will be available on the TTNZ website). Full team results are here. Great news! Thom Nguyen won the under 18 Boy’s singles (3-0 vs. Kevin Wu). Thom Nguyen is also named the Table Tennis New Zealand [...]
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When the bus doesn’t come…..
- Sarah Free
- One thing I have been hearing from residents in various parts of the Eastern Ward is frustration with the bus services. This ranges from non-existent bus services to buses that run late, to buses that are so full that they can’t let more people on. Now before I go any further, let me say that […]
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My favourite modernist building … Gordon Drake’s houses
- Architectural Centre Inc
- When did “modernist” work start and finish? What were its beginnings? Did it end upon the inception of the International Style? Is “modernist” work framed in the works of Gropius, Mies, Corbusier, Behrens, Wright, and so on? Did not the modern movement stir in c.1830 C.E. and end in c.1933 C.E.? Do the works of […]
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Holiday timetable
- Aikido Shinryukan Wellington
- Dojo Xmas closure Our official Xmas break is from Saturday 23 December 2017 to Sunday 7 January 2018. As always, some people will continue to train over the break during the regular timetable hours, so just check with the individuals who are still around during the holidays. Junior classes The final day of training for … Continue reading Holiday timetable →
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Prince of Wales Park Water Reservoir, Mount Cook, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6021, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Santa’s Elves
- Age Concern Wellington
- Christmas is a time for giving, and we were excited to don Christmas hats and become Santa’s elves, delivering more than 50 Christmas Gift bags to isolated and lonely seniors. These seniors, who might not otherwise receive any gifts this Christmas, were so pleased to have a visit and a gift. Some of the thanks ... Read more
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That Place Spoke Jam - 1st March
- Wellington Mountain Bike Club
- That Place, the most excellent wee MTB Park on the Whanganui River is hosting their Spoke Jam this Saturday and Sunday. There will be a super-fun enduro on Saturday, and free access on Sunday for Spoke Jammers. They’ve got on-site camping, so why not make a weekend of it? More details at the That Place website.
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WYC Camp 2017
- Wellington Youth Choir
- Our choir spent the last few days at Forest Lakes in Otaki under workshops, socialising and of course, singing! We even have a sweet video from it all which is linked below: We’re all looking forward to performing our pieces at our first concert series in May, so keep an eye out for details coming soon!
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Barrett sabbatical extended
- Wellington Club Weekly
- New Zealand Rugby has announced Beauden Barrett’s sabbatical will extend to 2030 in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. All Blacks coach Ian Foster confirmed the move as New Zealand enters another week of Level 4 lockdown. “Beaudie’s nursing a couple of niggles so we’re going to manage his minutes carefully. Player burnout is a...
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Photo comp
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Given that Wed club nights are unlikely to start again soon the three organisers of the 2020 WTMC Photo Competition have decided that it should be planned to be conducted on-line. This also follows the recommendations of the FMC who run the NZ-wide competition. So – the plan at the moment is to have entries ... Read more
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Baring Head Conservation Trip
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- A club trip with a Saturday 9am start feels a bit decadent. Grabbing some extra large almond croissants on the way to the meeting point, more so. Even better though is the cause we are off to support – helping the Friends of Baring Head Trust in their work to restore the natural habit around ... Read more
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City to Sea and Southern Walkway
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- City to Sea and Southern Walkway The City to Sea walkway is a fun mix of urban and trail walking with great views of Wellington and even the South Island on a good day. I’d finally gotten around to doing the walk during lockdown and enjoyed it so much that when the call went out ... Read more
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Sideline Conversions 22 January (some rugby news and information to start the new week)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- This column is a collaborative effort, so if you want to contribute (please do) or have news or information to promote please email editor@clubrugby.co.nz To sign up to our new online newsletter please go HERE – the start of this was stalled last year, but we definitely plan on starting this up soon once the rugby news...
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Meet the Candidates Meeting POSTPONED
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- Due to the current Covid-19 response, and the delay of the General Election, our Meet the Candidates meeting is POSTPONED. I am putting this notice up to alert everyone as soon as possible – the new date will be posted here, and mailed to all members in the next day or so. Regards Ian Turk Chairman
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Lodge update – Our Maunga – July 2020
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- So the snow is falling and topping up unwanted slots, rocks and crevices. Pretty much on cue as it tends to fall during the first week of the school holidays. LiftsRAL, the lift operator, has advised which lifts will and will not be operating this season. There will be limited lifts operating due to many ... Read more
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Short Passes 19 October
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Wellington club rugby players playing for other provinces line-up 2020 This team is ‘thin’ this year, so not posted as a standalone article as in past seasons! A few too many halfbacks and not enough outside backs in the squad, and some excess props (three others in the wider training group, Tolu Fahamokioa (Waikato/Tawa/Johnsonville), Tietie...
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Safer cycling: say Yes And to the missing link
- Talk Wellington
- The last bit of Tahitai, the safe biking / scooting path from the city centre to eastern suburbs, has just one bit left! But it needs your support This is a good good thing. Please submit and say you support. Say Yes! Despite its out-and-out awesomeness, it’s facing organised headwinds (because… parking), so it’s really important...
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Lodge Update – Our Maunga October 2021
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- So the ski season has ended for RAL on Labour Day. Given that there was still plenty of upper mountain snow under normal conditions the lifts would have continued to operate for a bit longer but nothing is normal this year or indeed last. The summer program for the Gondola and Cafeteria will commence on ... Read more
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Draft WTMC Mission Statement and Values
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- The General Committee has started thinking about a Mission Statement and Values for our club. We’d appreciate your feedback on having a Mission Statement and values, as well as what we’ve come up with so far. Email president@wtmc.org.nz by 6 April 2021 DRAFT MISSION STATEMENT “Wellington Tramping and Mountaineering Club is an outdoor activities club ... Read more
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From the President … in October
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- I’m very excited to see that the new schedule is out – and to hear about the various club trips people have been going on, and signing up for. A massive thanks to Matt Conway for getting the schedule together so quickly and virtually while also managing a range of other things as Chief Guide! ... Read more
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Protecting the town belt (again)
- Wellington Scoop
- The Wellington City Council wants to turn our Town Belt into an amusement park so that the city can be “revitalised.” If the council is successful, there will be nothing stopping a music festival, a beer festival, and a host of “vibrant” activities attacking our city’s most precious natural environment, in pursuit of the mighty dollar.
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Taranaki surfing
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- I was so happy when I saw there was a surf trip on the WTMC’s online schedule. I love tramping, but how cool is it to get to do other activities with your tramping friends!As there was no leader yet, Werner and I signed up to lead the trip. The sheet already had Opunake as base ... Read more
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Want to upskill your tramping or mountaineering? A WTMC scholarship might be just the thing!
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Launched in 2018, the WTMC scholarship programme is about supporting club members to gain experience and skills. We often think of the club’s courses in leadership, bushcraft and snowcraft or the local alpine club section courses. These are great courses and an excellent first step on your tramping and mountaineering journey, so be sure to ... Read more
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From the President …in November 2021 …
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- As we’re nearing the end of a challenging 2021, what stands out to me is the generosity of spirit, thoughtfulness and efforts of so many members and others. I’m continually amazed and impressed by the extent of to which people across the club contribute. A massive shout out and thanks to each of our volunteers ... Read more
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What happens when a city really bans cars?
- Talk Wellington
- There’s lots of panicky talk in the NZ media about “banning driving” and being “anti-car.” But US streets like San Francisco’s Market Street and New York’s 14th Street have already “banned” private vehicles. So what happened next? Market Street is San Fransisco’s main road. Throughout its history, it’s been known to be bustling and even...
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Peel and Lockett Traverse
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- As is tradition when heading to the South Island, our trip began with a delayed ferry. Unfortunately this meant that our original plan of completing the Dragon’s Teeth crossing was rendered infeasible, so we took the time before our rescheduled crossing to brainstorm an alternative. Wanting to stay within the Kahurangi National Park, we formed ... Read more
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Presidents Column – May 2022
- Wellington Tramping and Mountainneering Club
- Welcome to the May edition of the Presidents Column. Over the last month or so there have some excellent activities going on with the Club. I really hope you have had a chance to participate in some of them. Steve is the Club’s statistics man and he collates all manner of information about Club activities. ... Read more
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WCC Transport Projects
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