According to the oral histories of iwi in the area, D’Urville’s Island’s Lake Moawhitu and Hawke’s Bay’s Lake Whakaki may archive evidence of devasting tsunamis in the past.
Auckland, 1963. Three young boys meet in Family Court. Made wards of state and taken to Ōwairaka Boys' Home. A story of darkness and pain, and resilience as they survive through the power of friendship, culture, and music.
This week Results Last Week – Wellington Road Walking Championships, 25th of September Some excellent results were had by Scottish, including a NZ Record! 10km A Grade: W80 1st Daphne Jones 1:22:47 (NZ And Wellington Masters Record), W60 1st Terri Grimmett 1:12:05, 2nd Helen Willis 1:16:42, M65 1st Bob Gardner 1:21:45 10km B Grade: 1st Ian Morton 1:09:10 5km B […]
Voting closes on Saturday 8th October at midday. Remember, in the last election, the Mayoral race was decided by a difference of fewer than 100 votes! So make the effort and have your vote counted. Here is how you can submit your vote (from WCC official website): Voting is done by post. If you’re enrolled,Continue reading "WCC elections – Final week to VOTE!"
