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The Team from Alexander Turnbull Library
New Zealand Chinese Language Week (23-29 September 2018) is a Kiwi-led initiative aimed at encouraging New Zealanders to discover Chinese language and culture.
Date: Thursday, 27 September, 2018
Time: 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Cost: Free. No booking required.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor),… View moreNew Zealand Chinese Language Week (23-29 September 2018) is a Kiwi-led initiative aimed at encouraging New Zealanders to discover Chinese language and culture.
Date: Thursday, 27 September, 2018
Time: 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Cost: Free. No booking required.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
History of Classical Chinese language and it's plight in modern Chinese world
For several millennia, until the 1920s, Classical Chinese (also called Literary Chinese) was the sole accepted language of written communication throughout North Asia. It was the language of government and authority, but it was also the language of the great Chinese thinkers and poets.
Classical Chinese was, in other words, the language in which the foundations of the world’s longest continuous civilisation were first articulated.
This talk, the third event in celebration of Chinese Language Week, will consider aspects of the history of this language and its plight in the modern Chinese world.
About the speaker
Duncan Campbell has taught Chinese language, literature, and aspects of Chinese history at universities in New Zealand and Australia.
Between 2015-16, he was the Curator of the Chinese Garden at the Huntington Library, USA. His research concentrates on the literary and material culture of late imperial China
Image: Wang Xian 王咸 (1591-1676), “Painting of the Pavilion for Drawing from the Well of the Ancients” (Jigu ge tu 汲古閣圖) (1642)
Hi neighbours, we're having the biggest brand launch sale with 20% - 70% off storewide everyday from 9am, 17th - 26th August 2018!
We're also holding a Customer Evening on Thursday 23rd August, 7pm till late. Everyone that attends will get an entry into the island holiday giveaway! On … View moreHi neighbours, we're having the biggest brand launch sale with 20% - 70% off storewide everyday from 9am, 17th - 26th August 2018!
We're also holding a Customer Evening on Thursday 23rd August, 7pm till late. Everyone that attends will get an entry into the island holiday giveaway! On the night we will have some of the best local food and beverages available for you to try. Please RSVP by the 21st August 2018 to info@paulas.co.nz or phone on 04 298 5990.
Every purchase in store during the sale period goes in the draw to win a $5,000 Flight Centre Gift Card for a holiday of your choice.
Dress in black and gold to our Customer Evening and the best dressed will receive a special prize!
Find out more!
Do you use free-to-air TV classifications like G, PGR and AO, or timebands like the 8.30pm watershed, to help decide what you, or children in your care, watch?
The Broadcasting Standards Authority are considering whether some changes should be made to timebands and programme classifications on… View moreDo you use free-to-air TV classifications like G, PGR and AO, or timebands like the 8.30pm watershed, to help decide what you, or children in your care, watch?
The Broadcasting Standards Authority are considering whether some changes should be made to timebands and programme classifications on free-to-air television and want to hear what you think.
We will be holding a public meeting in Wellington where you can get more information and ask questions. It will be on Friday 17 August at Chartered Accountants ANZ Conference Centre, Level 7, 50 Customhouse Quay, from 1.30pm-3.30pm. Please register on our website if you plan to attend.
You can also find out what is being considered and give your feedback through our 5-10-minute online survey.
Email us at info@bsa.govt.nz or visit the website for more information.
Complete our survey here!
Master Plumbers NZ - Wellington
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Massey University College of Creative Arts
This event is for prospective students who want to find out more about where a creative degree can take them.
Graduates from all our subject areas, including fine arts, commercial music, creative media production, and all areas of design, will talk about their time as students and their … View moreThis event is for prospective students who want to find out more about where a creative degree can take them.
Graduates from all our subject areas, including fine arts, commercial music, creative media production, and all areas of design, will talk about their time as students and their experience since graduating.
Trish Given from Mt Vic Hub
If Wellington On A Plate is your thing and you want to check out something a little bit different especially if you love gardening and food - the legendary Gangsta Gardener Ron Finlay from L.A. will be in attendance at the Gangsta Food Gathering at the Remakery and The Common Unity Project … View moreIf Wellington On A Plate is your thing and you want to check out something a little bit different especially if you love gardening and food - the legendary Gangsta Gardener Ron Finlay from L.A. will be in attendance at the Gangsta Food Gathering at the Remakery and The Common Unity Project Aotearoa, this Saturday 18 August from 3pm.
Each ticket sold enables someone from the Common Unity and Remakery community to go along as well and it is promising to be a very fun and exciting evening.
Be prepared to come away feeling pure joy and nourished in both mind and spirit.
Rebekah from Newtown
Hi I'm Beks, I live in Newtown and do cleaning for some families in the southern, central and eastern suburbs. I have availability on a Friday if you are looking for a reliable, thorough and trustworthy cleaner with excellent references.
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What is a kitchen without a pot or a pan?
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The Team from Alexander Turnbull Library
Date: Friday, 24 August, 2018
Time: 11:30am to 1:30pm
Cost: Free. No booking required.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
A National Poetry Day event with poetry readings about coming to Aotearoa and living here by … View moreDate: Friday, 24 August, 2018
Time: 11:30am to 1:30pm
Cost: Free. No booking required.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
A National Poetry Day event with poetry readings about coming to Aotearoa and living here by Whitireia Writing Programme students, Landing Press and friends.
Programme of poetry readings:
•11.45-12pm — Landing Press
•12.15-12.45pm ESOL students from around the region
•1-1.30pm Whitireia writing students and friends
Warm up your winter with Press Hall’s hot and spicy Monday night market on August 20th. Press Hall will host this one-off Wellington On A Plate pop-up event with special guests Garage Project and Ruth Pretty.
With live entertainment and music, there's something for everyone! As one of … View moreWarm up your winter with Press Hall’s hot and spicy Monday night market on August 20th. Press Hall will host this one-off Wellington On A Plate pop-up event with special guests Garage Project and Ruth Pretty.
With live entertainment and music, there's something for everyone! As one of Wellington on A Plate's free pop-up events, guests don't need to purchase a ticket. Payment on consumption of dishes only.
From lemongrass-chili five-spice ribs to Russian Roulette Takoyaki, Press Hall eateries have you covered! Eateries' everyday menu items will also be available for purchase.
Press Hall's Hot Off The Press Monday night market takes place from 5pm – 9pm, Monday August 20th 2018.
Find out more!
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Hi neighbours,
Both coffee and controversy is brewing in wider Wellington region at the moment on the topic of prams in cafes.
A cafe in Petone doesn't allow buggies and prams in the cafe when two designated areas up front by the window are full. This is due to space and safety reasons. … View moreHi neighbours,
Both coffee and controversy is brewing in wider Wellington region at the moment on the topic of prams in cafes.
A cafe in Petone doesn't allow buggies and prams in the cafe when two designated areas up front by the window are full. This is due to space and safety reasons. However, some mums have hit out saying it isn't "child friendly". Other cafes have now chimed into the debate. We want to know your thoughts on the topic.
Are you a mum with a pram that's been turned away from a cafe? Or perhaps you're a business owner that struggles to fit prams on the premise. Perhaps you're a customer with an opinion to share. Let us know your thoughts in the replies! (Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff)
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Jo from Wellington United Associated Football Club
A reminder that ticket sales for Saturday's Celebration of 125 years of Wellington United AFC close at midday Friday. If you haven't purchased your ticket please do so asap.
Massey University College of Creative Arts
Get to know Massey. Visit our Wellington Campus.
Open Day is a full on experience with information and entertainment where you can:
- Find out what area of study suits you.
- Attend our subject specific presentations and discover everything you need to know about our degree programmes.
- … View moreGet to know Massey. Visit our Wellington Campus.
Open Day is a full on experience with information and entertainment where you can:
- Find out what area of study suits you.
- Attend our subject specific presentations and discover everything you need to know about our degree programmes.
- Visit our hubs, where you can chat one-on-one with staff and students.
Registration allows you to receive any changes in the schedule and stay up to date with any Open Day news.
We look forward to meeting you.
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