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The new Wellington city network goes live on Sunday 15 July. As we get our new network up to speed there may be a few bumps in the road.
Make sure you stay up to date with our Metlink Commuter app and your My Metlink account. If you subscribe to alerts on your favourite routes or stops you will … View moreThe new Wellington city network goes live on Sunday 15 July. As we get our new network up to speed there may be a few bumps in the road.
Make sure you stay up to date with our Metlink Commuter app and your My Metlink account. If you subscribe to alerts on your favourite routes or stops you will need to update these from Sunday as these may have changed.
We are moving and have thrown Bikes and a table on TradeMe. They are all in good working condition, you can come have a look. They are going tomorrow but are still at like 1$ if anyone local wants to grab a deal we are in Wadestown. you can come look. You can find them online under Omega919 our … View moreWe are moving and have thrown Bikes and a table on TradeMe. They are all in good working condition, you can come have a look. They are going tomorrow but are still at like 1$ if anyone local wants to grab a deal we are in Wadestown. you can come look. You can find them online under Omega919 our link to that is www.trademe.co.nz... or here is the table www.trademe.co.nz... and view all listings
Dissatisfied Wellington commuters have experienced it all this week - from missed connections, buses which failed to show, long waits for passengers, packed buses and some drivers who clearly didn't know their new routes. There were also issues with real-time information boards, Snapper card … View moreDissatisfied Wellington commuters have experienced it all this week - from missed connections, buses which failed to show, long waits for passengers, packed buses and some drivers who clearly didn't know their new routes. There were also issues with real-time information boards, Snapper card readers, and some drivers taking the wrong routes. How was your ride this week?
Make sure you are aware of all new routes by checking the Metlink website here.
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Renovating? Building? Consider installing your bathroom taps on the wall, no more messiness around the tap, makes keeping the bathroom clean much easier! I have four Meir swivel taps for sale - changed my mind on model (oops) but these ones are still brand new, in the box and with warrantee. More … View moreRenovating? Building? Consider installing your bathroom taps on the wall, no more messiness around the tap, makes keeping the bathroom clean much easier! I have four Meir swivel taps for sale - changed my mind on model (oops) but these ones are still brand new, in the box and with warrantee. More information can be found here:
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Free chairs, these have some peeling but still a lot of life in them, would be a shame to go to the tip.
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Free chairs, these have some peeling but still a lot of life in them, would be a shame to go to the tip.
Contact 0274899182
Did you watch the Sky Show yesterday? Tell us what you thought of the event and go in the draw to win a $50 New World voucher. The survey takes just two minutes to complete and closes Fri 20 July - click here.
If your garden can grow weeds, it can grow anything
Does your garden resemble the Amazon jungle? Are you looking to clear it out? Then you have come to the right place! Nature's Choice has been turning jungles into respectable gardens for 18 years. We are the local horticulture landscaping … View moreIf your garden can grow weeds, it can grow anything
Does your garden resemble the Amazon jungle? Are you looking to clear it out? Then you have come to the right place! Nature's Choice has been turning jungles into respectable gardens for 18 years. We are the local horticulture landscaping experts in the Wellington region. From one-off section clean ups to regular maintenance, we can do it all.
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Join us to hear Indira Chowdhury discuss Oral History and Postcolonial Archives in India, followed by a facilitated discussion
Date: Friday, 27 July, 2018
Time: 9:30pm to 12:15pm
Cost: $20 RSVP to resourcesnohanz@gmail.com
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner … View moreJoin us to hear Indira Chowdhury discuss Oral History and Postcolonial Archives in India, followed by a facilitated discussion
Date: Friday, 27 July, 2018
Time: 9:30pm to 12:15pm
Cost: $20 RSVP to resourcesnohanz@gmail.com
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Contact Details: lynette.shum@dia.govt.nz
Oral history in India
This presentation draws on Indira’s attempts over the last decade and a half to create archives of different institutions and organisations. This work has in the context of oral history work undertaken in India.
Consequences of colonialism
Indira's discusses the consequences of colonialism. A colonialism that defined Indians as being steeped in backward traditions and lacking in history. She says that this needs to be kept in mind when trying to assemble an archive of a formerly colonised people.
Critical ways to interpret oral history archive within postcolonial context
Indira argues that the insights gained from interacting with 'unheard voices' enable us to understand elite oral histories from Indian institutions. In what ways do new forms of historical representation incorporate older forms of cultural memory and oral traditions?
This presentation will attempt to show how we might re-understand the idea of collecting an oral history archive and the critical ways in which we might interpret its contents within a postcolonial context.
About the speaker
Indira Chowdhury is Founder-Director of the Centre for Public History at the Srishti Institute of Art, Design, and Technology, Bengaluru, and the founder of Archival Resources for Contemporary History, Bengaluru (ARCH@Srishti).
She is a founding member of the Oral History Association of India, their past-President and past-President of the International Oral History Association.
Image: Photograph supplied by Indira Chowdhury
Work on the Kilbirnie Stormwater Renewal has been going well, and we are working hard to make as much progress as we can during the school holidays.
We are currently working south across the intersection of Evans Bay Parade and Kilbirnie Crescent.
This map shows our area of work and … View moreWork on the Kilbirnie Stormwater Renewal has been going well, and we are working hard to make as much progress as we can during the school holidays.
We are currently working south across the intersection of Evans Bay Parade and Kilbirnie Crescent.
This map shows our area of work and diversions that are currently in place.
Once we have moved through this intersection we will be working towards the intersection of Rongotai Road and Bay Road (approx. mid-August).
We appreciate your continued patience as we work to reduce flooding risk in Kilbirnie.
For more information and updates about the project visit the project page on our website: wellingtonwater.co.nz...
If you haven’t got it already, you’ll soon see your ACC invoice in your mailbox. 📬 Here’s a few things to help make sure you’ve got all the info you need:
🙂 A nifty guide to understanding your invoice: ➡ acc.nz...
🤔 Not sure why you received an invoice? ➡ acc.nz...
… View moreIf you haven’t got it already, you’ll soon see your ACC invoice in your mailbox. 📬 Here’s a few things to help make sure you’ve got all the info you need:
🙂 A nifty guide to understanding your invoice: ➡ acc.nz...
🤔 Not sure why you received an invoice? ➡ acc.nz...
😶 Have some questions about your invoice? Ask Jules our new chatbot ➡ acc.nz... (and 🤖 Look for Jules’ chat icon 🗨 bottom right of the business pages.)
🙄 Need to pay your invoice? Do it online: ➡ acc.nz...
We're planning to develop safer bike connections in Newtown, Berhampore and Mt Cook, and we’d love to hear from you. If you live or regularly travel (by bike, bus, foot or car share) through these areas, tell us what you think before 17 July - click here.
The Michael Fowler Centre car park will close from 6am on Saturday 21 July to allow for the construction of a temporary home for the the Royal New Zealand Ballet. Work is expected to take three-four months. For more info click here. Image: artists impression.
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