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In our Islamic center, Kilbirnie Mosque 7 - 11 Queens, Kilbirnie we have various of the sports item to give away for free, first in first served. The items are as attached, whoever is interested, please come to the Mosque office tomorrow morning 14.05.19, from 9 am - 11:30 am and ask for … View moreHi team,
In our Islamic center, Kilbirnie Mosque 7 - 11 Queens, Kilbirnie we have various of the sports item to give away for free, first in first served. The items are as attached, whoever is interested, please come to the Mosque office tomorrow morning 14.05.19, from 9 am - 11:30 am and ask for Mohamed Abdulaziz, you can reach me on mobile number 0226122480
Monday 13 May2019
Words Dave Webster, WUAFC Media
Wellington United may be the third oldest club in New Zealand, but their relationship with one of the oldest football trophies in the country isn't a happy one. This was again enforced on Saturday when they crashed out of the ISPS Handa … View moreMonday 13 May2019
Words Dave Webster, WUAFC Media
Wellington United may be the third oldest club in New Zealand, but their relationship with one of the oldest football trophies in the country isn't a happy one. This was again enforced on Saturday when they crashed out of the ISPS Handa Chatham Cup in the first round to Capital Premier side Victoria University.
United, who are still looking for their first win of the season, started the game well with birthday boy Melvin Rumere lobbing the keeper after just three minutes. Victoria University who were coming of the back of a victory over Capital Premier leaders, Upper Hutt City, evened up the scores after 23 minutes through Alex Brodie and 10 minutes later took the lead when Cailin Applegate slotted home.
Wellington United came out in the second half and played some nice football, especially from captain Manny Achol and midfielder Owen Smith, but they were unable to maintain the pressure and University Universities Steve Everett scored on a break away in the 58th minute which effectively killed the game off.
United are suffering from a lack of consistency, coach Rapha Christians, has been unable to field the same starting line up all season. However this wasn't an excuse for a game in which the difference was that University took their chances and United didn't.
United will now be fully focused on the Central League and survival in that division which resumes on Saturday when they play host to Western Suburbs
ENDS
Match Details
Saturday 11 May 2019
Boyd Wilson Field
ISPS Handa Chatham Cup
Victoria University (2) 3 (Alex Brodie, Cailin Applegate, Trevor Everett)
Wellington United (1) 1(Melvin Rumere)
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Get wild and experience Wellington Zoo and Zealandia this Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th with a $2 donation entry.
To help you get to the Zoo this weekend, we’re running additional services every 30 minutes between 8:30am and 5:30pm and adding double decker buses to the 23z Route.
Make sure to… View moreGet wild and experience Wellington Zoo and Zealandia this Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th with a $2 donation entry.
To help you get to the Zoo this weekend, we’re running additional services every 30 minutes between 8:30am and 5:30pm and adding double decker buses to the 23z Route.
Make sure to check your timetable before you travel on metlink.org.nz or call 0800 801 700.
Over the weekend our hardworking crew headed out to Wilton to repair two separate bursts on the same line. This crew gave up their weekend, working throughout the day on both Saturday and Sunday to repair these bursts as quickly as possible. Given the location, this repair was made a little more … View moreOver the weekend our hardworking crew headed out to Wilton to repair two separate bursts on the same line. This crew gave up their weekend, working throughout the day on both Saturday and Sunday to repair these bursts as quickly as possible. Given the location, this repair was made a little more difficult than usual, so we’d like to thank the residents of Wilton for their patience and understanding throughout the weekend.
Another thanks to the guys out in the field who got these bursts sorted, and also to Wellington City Council for keeping residents updated on social media.
Wednesday 22 May 2019
5.30pm - 8.00pm
National Library Foyer, corner Molesworth and Aitkens Streets, Thorndon.
In 1975 Marilyn Waring was elected to the New Zealand Parliament as the MP for Raglan.
Aged just 23 and only the fifteenth woman to enter Parliament, she served through the … View moreWednesday 22 May 2019
5.30pm - 8.00pm
National Library Foyer, corner Molesworth and Aitkens Streets, Thorndon.
In 1975 Marilyn Waring was elected to the New Zealand Parliament as the MP for Raglan.
Aged just 23 and only the fifteenth woman to enter Parliament, she served through the turbulent years of Muldoon’s government. During her time in Parliament she was chair of the Public Expenditure Committee, before crossing the floor to support nuclear-free legislation which ultimately led to the fall of the National government.
The Political Years is an autobiographical account of her time at the forefront of male-dominated public life and sits alongside Marilyn’s other books, including Counting for Nothing and Still Counting.
The talk will be chaired by Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw and is part of the BWB Talks series.
About the speaker
In the years since she retired from Parliament in 1984, Marilyn Waring has published numerous books as well as continuing to contribute to the public service through university fellowships around the world, development in consultancy for Asia and the Pacific, contributions to boards and councils in New Zealand as well as her work in academia.
In 2008, she was awarded a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit (CNZM) for services to women and economics, and in 2011 she received an Honorary Doctor of Letters from Glasgow Caledonia University for research in international feminism and female human rights.
Marilyn Waring is, today, a Professor of Public Policy at Auckland University of Technology.
Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw is a New Zealand researcher and communicator, and good science advocate. She is co-director of think-and-do tank The Workshop, and a senior research associate at the Public Policy Institute at the University of Auckland.
In 2018, she published BWB Text A Matter of Fact: Talking Truth in a Post-Truth World.
Image: Cover of The Political Years by Marilyn Waring (BWB 2019)
For 40 years we’ve provided compassionate, quality hospice care for the terminally ill and their families in our community. Thanks to your generosity, we provide that care when and where you need us, free of charge.
Mary Potter Hospice will be out on the streets of Wellington, Porirua, and … View moreFor 40 years we’ve provided compassionate, quality hospice care for the terminally ill and their families in our community. Thanks to your generosity, we provide that care when and where you need us, free of charge.
Mary Potter Hospice will be out on the streets of Wellington, Porirua, and Kāpiti on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 May for our Annual Appeal. Please donate when you see us - every dollar helps keep our services free. If you don't have cash, we'll have Eftpos at some locations, or you can donate via our website.
We’ve been your Hospice since 1979 and this year, we’re celebrating 40 years with you. Please help us, and give generously this Appeal. Donate here!
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You have a right to say no to intrusive door-to-door sellers and now you can make the message clear with a "Do Not Knock" sticker from Consumer NZ.
We've campaigned for law changes to better protect consumers and the government has listened. Any door-to-door seller who ignores a … View moreYou have a right to say no to intrusive door-to-door sellers and now you can make the message clear with a "Do Not Knock" sticker from Consumer NZ.
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