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Date: Wednesday 18 March 2020, 5:30pm to 6:30pm
Cost: Free. Koha from non-members appreciated.
Location: Taiwhanga Kahau — Auditorium, National Library Wellington. Entrance on Aitken Street.
Part of the Friends of the Turnbull Public Programme — 2020 series
Sub-Antarctic voyagers Derek … View moreDate: Wednesday 18 March 2020, 5:30pm to 6:30pm
Cost: Free. Koha from non-members appreciated.
Location: Taiwhanga Kahau — Auditorium, National Library Wellington. Entrance on Aitken Street.
Part of the Friends of the Turnbull Public Programme — 2020 series
Sub-Antarctic voyagers Derek Lightbourne and Shona Riddell will take you on a fascinating journey to the wild sub-Antartic islands recalling the struggles of would-be settlers and shipwrecked castaways.
New Zealand’s fragile yet fearsome sub-Antartic
Fragile yet fearsome, New Zealand’s sub-Antarctic islands are home to otherworldly plants and wildlife. They have also seen two centuries’ worth of human triumphs and tragedies.
Would-be settlers and shipwrecked castaways
Three-time sub-Antarctic voyager Derek Lightbourne will take you on a fascinating journey to these wild islands via a slideshow that recalls the struggles of would-be settlers and shipwrecked castaways.
A personal perspective of a voyage south
Next, Wellington author Shona Riddell who was also on a 2016 voyage south, will share from a personal perspective. Shona was subsequently able to access the archives of the Alexander Turnbull Library in researching her latest book ‘Trial of Strength, adventures and misadventures of the wild and remote Subantarctic islands’.
She was able to obtain unpublished manuscripts and papers, including her great-great-grandmother Harriett Cripps’ 1852 certificate of baptism on the Auckland Island, as well as written accounts of life during the same era along with historical images of NZ’s sub-Antarctic islands.
Wilderkids is the ultimate adventure-based school holiday programme for kids aged 5 to 12 in Wellington.
Here is a sneak peek of what we have in store for your Wilderkid(s) these school holidays.
For the master chef: In the forest, they will find, treats and tracks, unlike any kind. Your master … View moreWilderkids is the ultimate adventure-based school holiday programme for kids aged 5 to 12 in Wellington.
Here is a sneak peek of what we have in store for your Wilderkid(s) these school holidays.
For the master chef: In the forest, they will find, treats and tracks, unlike any kind. Your master chef will go foraging for ingredients for snacks and tea
For the artist: Why be a regular artist when you can be a WILD artist? Why be an art critic when you can be an art critter! Wilderkids gives the little artist in your life and opportunity to make and create art
For the architect/builder: Let's face it. Kids LOVE building stuff. Whether it's a hut, a hideaway, a bug hotel or a firepit. Wilderkids has all the bases covered
For the explorer: Does your child remind you of Indiana Jones? Do they have a thirst for adventure, mystery, knowledge? Well, the entire Wilderkids programme is designed for them
We're a social enterprise, so our profits go back to the community. By choosing to book with us, you're directly supporting amazing initiatives such as the Wellington Curtain Bank.
Cost is $56 per day & there's a 10% discount on full week bookings.
We also reserve one $10 spot (each day) for a child/family with a Community Services Card.
For more information - head to - sustaintrust.org.nz...
Wow, March already and we’re heading into the final month of Summer festivities. So, take some time out of your busy schedule to enjoy the second of the Rotary Martinborough Fairs for 2020 starting on Saturday, 7th March from 8am to 4:00pm. Stalls and activities for this event will take place in … View moreWow, March already and we’re heading into the final month of Summer festivities. So, take some time out of your busy schedule to enjoy the second of the Rotary Martinborough Fairs for 2020 starting on Saturday, 7th March from 8am to 4:00pm. Stalls and activities for this event will take place in and around Martinborough Square. 😀
What does that mean for you?
Your Route 200 to Masterton will be diverted away from the area during the hours of 4am to 6:30pm so that you can enjoy the festivities as the square will be closed to traffic. Your journey to Masterton will now start from Stop #1800 Martinborough - Kitchener Street (near 11) instead of your usual Stop #1779 located at Martinborough Town Hall. Stop #8991 Jellicoe Street at Naples Street will also be closed.
For more information and to view the diversion map, visit the link below. Know before you go by subscribing to MyMetlink, downloading the Metlink Commuter App or calling 0800 801 700. #Knowbeforeyougo #Metlinkbuses
Anyone on here lost an iPhone at Lyall Bay beach on Friday late afternoon? I've found it and will take to a Vodafone store on Monday if not claimed
Salsa Chilian, is made with fresh ingredients and chiles.
They go from 0 to 10 in spiciness, it all depends on your taste.
When you contact me please let me know how hot you want it.
If you are around Crofton Downs, we could take it to you, or post it to you with extra charge.
Soon we will be at … View moreSalsa Chilian, is made with fresh ingredients and chiles.
They go from 0 to 10 in spiciness, it all depends on your taste.
When you contact me please let me know how hot you want it.
If you are around Crofton Downs, we could take it to you, or post it to you with extra charge.
Soon we will be at Karori Sunday Market
Hello gardeners! We know there's more to your day than flowers and veges, and we're interested in your views on leisure, how you watch TV shows, movies and video content. This survey will take about 10 minutes of your time, and we would very much appreciate the feedback.
Date: Saturday 14 March 2020, 10am to 3pm
Cost: Free.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken St, Thorndon, Wellington
Contact details: nzfestival@festival.co.nz
Bring the whānau to see author interviews, make your own mini book, write secret notes … View moreDate: Saturday 14 March 2020, 10am to 3pm
Cost: Free.
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken St, Thorndon, Wellington
Contact details: nzfestival@festival.co.nz
Bring the whānau to see author interviews, make your own mini book, write secret notes to leave in library books, and more at this festival for children and young adults. Curated by Bret McKenzie for New Zealand Festival of the Arts.
Activities galore
See author interviews led by young readers, listen to stories read aloud to live improvised music, let a teenager lead you through the Pūkana: Moments in Māori Performance exhibition, write secret notes to leave in library books, take part in workshops and make your own mini book.
Hear and see amazing authors
Authors include international guest Scarlett Thomas (WorldQuake), Sacha Cotter and Josh Morgan (The Bomb), Whiti Hereaka (Legacy), Vincent O’Malley (The New Zealand Wars: Nga Pakanga O Aotearoa) and more.
A special guest will be joining us for storytime... keep your eyes on the Festival’s Facebook & Twitter for the big reveal.
Dress up and win
What is a festival without a costume? We will have prizes for best dressed!
Come as your favourite book character and you will be richly rewarded.
This event is part of the New Zealand Festival of the Arts and is proudly supported by National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa
Prizes for parents
The first 50 adults through the doors will receive a bag of L’affare coffee (we got you).
Timetable
Times below are subject to change.
10am to 1pm: Stories and secret notes at He Matapihi
Enjoy story times with Book Girl!, Timotimo and others all morning and make sure you visit the note-writing-and-hiding desk where you can write secret notes and hide them in library books for someone to find.
11am to 2pm: Mini-zine and comic-making
Roll up to the ZineFest table to learn how to make your very own zine or comic! The wonderful artists from ZineFest will be there to guide you in your story-making activity.
11.15am: Picture book workshop
Fun with Words & Pictures with Sacha Cotter and Josh Morgan (creators of the Margaret Mahy Book of the Year 2019, ‘The Bomb | Te Pohū0146). Suitable for ages 8+
11.15am: Author interview — Vincent O’Malley
The author of ‘The New Zealand Wars | Ngā Pakanga o Aotearoa’ talks to young
readers about his hugely important book.
12.30pm: Author interview — Whiti Hereaka (Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Te Arawa and Pākehā)
Award-winning playwright and YA-novelist (‘The Graphologist’s Apprentice’, the awardwinning YA novel Bugs and Legacy) talks to a young fan about her life as a writer and what she is writing next.
From 1pm: Explore the Roaming Hut!
Explore this remarkable, sustainable hut made by artists Kemi Niko & Co for their
NZ Festival of the Arts commission, Urban Hut Club.
1.30pm: Author interview — Damien Wilkins
Aotearoa writer Damien Wilkins talks with fellow author Kate De Goldi about Aspiring, a brand new novel about a teenage boy hunting for clues about his hometown, his family and himself.
2.15pm: Stories and music live
Timotimo are a storytelling crew who travel the motu bringing stories to life through taonga puoro and waiata.
We have 2 leather covered Tessa T8 armchairs with footstools. The wood is Victorian Ash (we think).
The Tessa factory in Australia closed last year but the website is still up so you can discover the history and quality of their chairs. www.tessafurniture.com...
We bought ours in 1987 and the … View moreWe have 2 leather covered Tessa T8 armchairs with footstools. The wood is Victorian Ash (we think).
The Tessa factory in Australia closed last year but the website is still up so you can discover the history and quality of their chairs. www.tessafurniture.com...
We bought ours in 1987 and the quality has proved itself The leather is a little worn but still looks great. We are very sorry to have to part with them.
If you are interested in seeing them please message me.
They are on Trademe until 18 March.
Dear Neighbours,
Have you tried Taiwanese food yet? Their cakes, candys, snacks are really delicious!
We have a good collection of Taiwanese foods. Please visit us and find how is their taste.
Happy shopping!
Salsa Chilian is a traditional family recipe from MEXICO.
NOT necessary spicy! We do one with only herbs no chilli at all.
SALSA CHILIAN goes well with everything! All natural ingredients, no sugar, gluten, dairy, eggs. Just fresh and raw ingredients.
Get decorating and $ave with 25% off Resene premium paints, wood stains, primers, sealers, wallpapers, decorating accessories and cleaning products!
Come in and see us and get all the advice you need for your projects. Whether you need help choosing colours, deciding which products to use, or … View moreGet decorating and $ave with 25% off Resene premium paints, wood stains, primers, sealers, wallpapers, decorating accessories and cleaning products!
Come in and see us and get all the advice you need for your projects. Whether you need help choosing colours, deciding which products to use, or what prep is required, Resene staff can help you every step of the way.
Resene products are designed and made in NZ and have been since Resene started in Wellington over 70 years ago.
Come in and get inspired to make the most of your home.
Every year, around 130,000 Kiwis fall victim to identity theft, with passport details the most commonly stolen information.
We’re wondering what Wellingtonians think about the use of biometric identifiers to unlock devices. Not just physical markers such as fingerprints and facial recognition, … View moreEvery year, around 130,000 Kiwis fall victim to identity theft, with passport details the most commonly stolen information.
We’re wondering what Wellingtonians think about the use of biometric identifiers to unlock devices. Not just physical markers such as fingerprints and facial recognition, but also behavioural characteristics such as finger movements and gestures.
Would you feel safer online if you didn’t have to remember a list of passwords? Or would you feel uneasy about your device being able to recognise you from your micro-movements, for example? And, have you ever had your personal information stolen?
(Please include “nfp” in your post if you don’t wish for it to be used in print.)
Why not ask for a free quote to have your House Washed?
We know that your home is your Castle so we take great care, using only low pressure methods of cleaning.
Our pricing starts at $299+GST with most of our clients paying no more than $450
Call now on 020 4141 0521 or email us at … View moreWhy not ask for a free quote to have your House Washed?
We know that your home is your Castle so we take great care, using only low pressure methods of cleaning.
Our pricing starts at $299+GST with most of our clients paying no more than $450
Call now on 020 4141 0521 or email us at hello@wellingtonwash.com
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