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We have two very exciting events at Central this year!
True Stories Told Live is back! LitCrawl and the New Zealand Book Council are bringing True Stories Told Live back to Central on Saturday 10 November as part of Phase 1 of the crawl. From 6pm – 6.45pm an epic line up of writers deliver … View moreWe have two very exciting events at Central this year!
True Stories Told Live is back! LitCrawl and the New Zealand Book Council are bringing True Stories Told Live back to Central on Saturday 10 November as part of Phase 1 of the crawl. From 6pm – 6.45pm an epic line up of writers deliver true stories on the theme of age. Featuring Victor Rodger, Eirlys Hunter, Lizzie Marvelly, Raymond Antrobus, Helen Heath and Kate Spencer. Hosted by Penny Ashton. To plan out the rest of your crawl, check out the full programme at www.litcrawl.co.nz...
And something for the kids! Earlier on Saturday 10 November bring the kids along to the first ever KidsCrawl. LitCrawl has joined forces with the amazing Annual (edited by Kate De Goldi and Susan Paris) to create an adventure for the whole family. From 10-11am at the Central Library, you will be given a story map that takes you all over the library in search of Annual authors who have a story to tell… KidsCrawl is free but registration is essential so make sure you send an email to kidscrawl@litcrawl.co.nz to register your storyhunters. For more information check out www.litcrawl.co.nz...programme/2018/9/24/kidscrawl
Many of you would have seen my most recent post about donating to the women's refuge. I thought I would be able to donate about 15 bags of goodies (shampoo, soap, skin care etc) and so far it looks like we have already got enough for about 50 bags! I am so extremely grateful to this community,… View moreMany of you would have seen my most recent post about donating to the women's refuge. I thought I would be able to donate about 15 bags of goodies (shampoo, soap, skin care etc) and so far it looks like we have already got enough for about 50 bags! I am so extremely grateful to this community, as many of you have already given such amazing donations. There are so many bad things happening in this world currently, so it is lovely to see how many people in this community are so generous. I will be donating them all end of November, so there is still time to donate, to help those who are not in the same position we are at Christmas.
If you are wondering what to donate, please refer to my other post.
Thank you,
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Metlink has been informed by our operator Tranzurban that the Tramways Union will be ceasing their current industrial action from 2am tomorrow, Tuesday 30 October.
There will be some services that will be affected by the bus driver strike between now and then, school services are expected to run … View moreMetlink has been informed by our operator Tranzurban that the Tramways Union will be ceasing their current industrial action from 2am tomorrow, Tuesday 30 October.
There will be some services that will be affected by the bus driver strike between now and then, school services are expected to run normally. We regret the uncertainty this industrial action has created for our customers.
Please visit our website to learn more and plan your journey before you travel, for more information visit our website.
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I have also been nannying part… View moreHi there! My name is Larissa King, i'm 27 years old and I recently moved to Wellington after 8 years in Auckland where I completed a Music degree and taught singing and songwriting in various schools and tertiary institutes around Auckland for the past 4 years!
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Spring is typically the season where we reintroduce colour to our wardrobes, so why not do the same to our home interior? Nothing says spring like a gorgeous gradient colour story.
Organise your glassware by colour to create some artful décor. Spring colour isn’t about choosing one shade; … View moreSpring is typically the season where we reintroduce colour to our wardrobes, so why not do the same to our home interior? Nothing says spring like a gorgeous gradient colour story.
Organise your glassware by colour to create some artful décor. Spring colour isn’t about choosing one shade; it’s about embracing them all.
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Date: Monday, 5 November, 2018
Time: 6:00pm to 7:20pm
Cost: Free. You don't need to book.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Anniversary of the invasion of Parihaka
On 5 November 1881, over 1500 colonial troops and… View moreDate: Monday, 5 November, 2018
Time: 6:00pm to 7:20pm
Cost: Free. You don't need to book.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Anniversary of the invasion of Parihaka
On 5 November 1881, over 1500 colonial troops and their Māori allies invaded the village of Parihaka near the Taranaki coast. Many people were expelled, buildings destroyed, and rangatira Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu Kākahi were jailed.
Dr Rachel Buchanan in conversation with Hon Mahara Okeroa
Join Taranaki kaumātua and Treaty negotiator Hon Mahara Okeroa (Taranaki, Te Ātiawa) and Dr Rachel Buchanan (Taranaki, Te Ātiawa), author of BWB Text Ko Taranaki Te Maunga, at the National Library for the anniversary of te pāhuatanga, the invasion of Parihaka.
Mahara Okeroa grew up at Parihaka and his kuia, Te Ngoungou, was one of te hunga ririki children who met the invading police and soldiers in 1881.
Rachel and Mahara will discuss their own connection to Taranaki and the lasting impact of confiscation, sharing a kōrero on the apologies and settlements that have taken place since the invasion.
This event will be chaired by Dr Maria Bargh (Te Arawa and Ngati Awa), Head of School, Te Kawa a Māui, Victoria University.
Refreshments will be served after the event.
This event is part of the BWB Winter Series. BWB gratefully acknowledges the support of Creative New Zealand.
Have your say about the future of civil defence emergency management in New Zealand.
We want to know what you think about a proposed National Disaster Resilience Strategy for New Zealand.
The strategy sets New Zealand’s vision and long-term goals for civil defence emergency management. It has a… View moreHave your say about the future of civil defence emergency management in New Zealand.
We want to know what you think about a proposed National Disaster Resilience Strategy for New Zealand.
The strategy sets New Zealand’s vision and long-term goals for civil defence emergency management. It has a strong focus on building community and societal disaster resilience to protect New Zealand’s prosperity and well-being.
Your input will help us to make the strategy relevant, and better able to meet its objectives, for all New Zealanders. You can view the proposed National Disaster Resilience Strategy and find out how to make a submission at www.civildefence.govt.nz...
The consultation will close on Friday, 7 December 2018.
Maintain your strength and balance with Live Stronger for Longer classes. You'll learn simple exercises in your local community to help keep you steady on your feet and reduce the risk of falls. These classes are safe and you’ll have fun while meeting new people in your community. Go to … View moreMaintain your strength and balance with Live Stronger for Longer classes. You'll learn simple exercises in your local community to help keep you steady on your feet and reduce the risk of falls. These classes are safe and you’ll have fun while meeting new people in your community. Go to livestronger.org.nz to find an approved class near you. Brought to you by ACC, Ministry of Health and Health Quality and Safety Commission.
Coming Soon: 24-25 November 2018
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Some Fonterra farmers are opening up their gates on Sunday 11 November, to show how they care for the environment and what they are doing to help protect it.
It’s also your chance to enjoy a fun family day out on the farm, where you can see where your milk comes from, chat to our farmers and … View moreSome Fonterra farmers are opening up their gates on Sunday 11 November, to show how they care for the environment and what they are doing to help protect it.
It’s also your chance to enjoy a fun family day out on the farm, where you can see where your milk comes from, chat to our farmers and sample our products, including our special edition Tip Top ice cream.
Book your free farm visit to secure your place and don't forget your gumboots! For more information visit Open Gates.
Hi New Zealand,
This week is Blind Week raising awareness and funds for the Blind Foundation to support those who are blind or have low vision.
94 year old Tom Beale is on a mission to thank the Blind Foundation after they helped him through a tough time. Let's help Tom give back to … View moreHi New Zealand,
This week is Blind Week raising awareness and funds for the Blind Foundation to support those who are blind or have low vision.
94 year old Tom Beale is on a mission to thank the Blind Foundation after they helped him through a tough time. Let's help Tom give back to this wonderful organisation through Givealittle!
It's going to be a busy day in the CBD on Sunday 28 October. We've got Te Ara Tapere ki Pōneke (Open Streets in Wellington), Diwali & of course, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visiting Pukeahu National War Memorial Park. Check our website for traffic tips & vantage points for … View moreIt's going to be a busy day in the CBD on Sunday 28 October. We've got Te Ara Tapere ki Pōneke (Open Streets in Wellington), Diwali & of course, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visiting Pukeahu National War Memorial Park. Check our website for traffic tips & vantage points for Sunday.
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- Industrial action by some members of the Tramways Union will continue over the weekend, although we expect minimal disruption to services.
- Spring into Tawa will close part of Main Road in Tawa on Saturday 27. Route 60 will be diverted.
- Te Ara Tapere ki Pōneke (Open Streets in Wellington)… View more- Industrial action by some members of the Tramways Union will continue over the weekend, although we expect minimal disruption to services.
- Spring into Tawa will close part of Main Road in Tawa on Saturday 27. Route 60 will be diverted.
- Te Ara Tapere ki Pōneke (Open Streets in Wellington) event will close some CBD streets on Sunday 28. Routes 3, 18e and 21 will be diverted.
- Duke and Duchess of Sussex Harry and Meghan are in town over the weekend and will be visiting Pukeahu, National War Memorial Park on Sunday 28 afternoon. Route 3 services are unlikely to be affected but we will let you know if they are.
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