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Gail Parata will take over from Yvette McCausland-Durie as head coach of the Central Pulse netball champions.
Parata, 52, headed offshore in 2013 and spent six years as head coach of the Scottish Thistles national team.
She said she was “absolutely delighted’’ to return home to the Pulse … View moreGail Parata will take over from Yvette McCausland-Durie as head coach of the Central Pulse netball champions.
Parata, 52, headed offshore in 2013 and spent six years as head coach of the Scottish Thistles national team.
She said she was “absolutely delighted’’ to return home to the Pulse head coaching role. Last year, Parata, who has a Master of Science Performance Coaching degree, took Scotland, a team of athletes who largely work full-time or are students, to their highest ever world ranking of seventh.
Reporter Community News
James Matamua is a name to remember.
The Upper Hutt 22 year-old has taken an unlikely path to acting stardom after being discovered in an Upper Hutt boxing gym.
When Kiwi director Sam Kelly walked into the Heretaunga Boxing Gym, he wasn’t expecting to find New Zealand’s next big talent. But … View moreJames Matamua is a name to remember.
The Upper Hutt 22 year-old has taken an unlikely path to acting stardom after being discovered in an Upper Hutt boxing gym.
When Kiwi director Sam Kelly walked into the Heretaunga Boxing Gym, he wasn’t expecting to find New Zealand’s next big talent. But that is exactly what Kelly found when he handed out audition forms to the young men hanging around after training.
Matamua was so confident he’d get the role after auditioning, James started signing off as ’’Next Big Thing’’ in his emails to the producer, telling them not to bother auditioning anyone else. It was this confidence, humour and natural charm that endeared the casting team to him and won him the role.
Matamua scored a role in Savages, a film about the early history of gangs in New Zealand.
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Matt Tso Reporter from Community News
The government mandate to don masks on public transport came into effect today.
What were your experiences this morning - was everyone following the rules?
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Matt Tso Reporter from Community News
Hi everyone, following the fire at a frequent haunt of squatters on Abel Smith St on Tuesday night, one of our reporters is looking derelict former dwellings around the city.
If you know of any in your area please get in touch with senior reporter Damian George: damian.george@stuff.co.nz
The … View moreHi everyone, following the fire at a frequent haunt of squatters on Abel Smith St on Tuesday night, one of our reporters is looking derelict former dwellings around the city.
If you know of any in your area please get in touch with senior reporter Damian George: damian.george@stuff.co.nz
The attached pic is of a derelict three-storey Edwardian-era home at 1 Allenby Tce which was damaged in several fire incidents between 2009 and 2014.
Matt Tso Reporter from Community News
Brendan Goudswaard was called every name under the sun, cautioned against wearing make-up and skirts by his teachers, pushed, shoved and had abuse yelled at him from passing cars.
He came out about a year after the murder of his classmate Jeff Whittington.
He still remembers the shock waves the … View moreBrendan Goudswaard was called every name under the sun, cautioned against wearing make-up and skirts by his teachers, pushed, shoved and had abuse yelled at him from passing cars.
He came out about a year after the murder of his classmate Jeff Whittington.
He still remembers the shock waves the hate crime sent through his Wellington High School community in 1999.
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Reporter Community News
In all the fuss over Covid-19, it has largely been forgotten that the Pulse recently won the ANZ Premiership Grand Final.
Having won the title two years running, they are Wellington's most successful sporting team.
What can we do to better recognise their success?
Caitlin from Wadestown
Hey neighbours,
With domestic travel resuming, the school holidays approaching and people starting to plan for the longer break over summer, thought I would write a quick message to say I'm on the lookout for pet care and housesitting opportunities.
My name is Caitlin and I have been caring … View moreHey neighbours,
With domestic travel resuming, the school holidays approaching and people starting to plan for the longer break over summer, thought I would write a quick message to say I'm on the lookout for pet care and housesitting opportunities.
My name is Caitlin and I have been caring for other people's pets for a total of over 10 years now. I have a full driver's license and my own car so getting to different areas around Wellington is not a problem. I work in the central city during the week but am happy to do once or twice daily visits, or stay at the house if you prefer. I can also give medications if needed and will care for your pets as though they are my own (sadly I haven't had my own since we lost our dear old cat in 2018).
Reasonable rates depending on needs and references available.
Contact info: easiest contact method is either a message on Neighbourly, an email to chearfield14@gmail.com or a txt message to 027 821 3969 (more likely to get ahold of me than a phone call though I will call back if requested).
:)
Reporter Community News
Experts are warning Wellingtonians they will be wearing masks until a vaccine for Covid-19 is found.
Wellingtonians appear to have quickly got used to wearing masks on trains and buses.
Physics professor Shaun Hendy says we should expect masks to become part of daily life.
What has been your … View moreExperts are warning Wellingtonians they will be wearing masks until a vaccine for Covid-19 is found.
Wellingtonians appear to have quickly got used to wearing masks on trains and buses.
Physics professor Shaun Hendy says we should expect masks to become part of daily life.
What has been your experience with wearing a mask?
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Reporter Community News
More than 3000 primary care nurses are on strike today. We are looking for feedback on the impact it has has had on the community.
If you have not been able to pick up your prescription or have had an appointment cancelled we would like to hear from you.
Contact Matt Tso on 027 563 9487 or by … View moreMore than 3000 primary care nurses are on strike today. We are looking for feedback on the impact it has has had on the community.
If you have not been able to pick up your prescription or have had an appointment cancelled we would like to hear from you.
Contact Matt Tso on 027 563 9487 or by email matt.tso@stuff.co.nz
Des from Ngaio
Attached is our latest update.
There is a working bee this Sunday meeting at the end of Awarua Street
10.30 am also each Tuesday meeting at 11 am Awarua Street Station.
We are looking for someone who can care for the matai trees up Bells Track. This would be about an hors work each month.
Ka Kite … View moreAttached is our latest update.
There is a working bee this Sunday meeting at the end of Awarua Street
10.30 am also each Tuesday meeting at 11 am Awarua Street Station.
We are looking for someone who can care for the matai trees up Bells Track. This would be about an hors work each month.
Ka Kite Ano
Des
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