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Tin Tin working for charity
Tin Tin and Snowy put in an appearance at the Rotary Club's Classic Car Show on Sunday.City road toll doubles
REBECCA THOMSON - The Wellingtonian
The number of road fatalities doubled in Wellington city last year.
Meet NZ's oldest yoga teacher
'Good genes' and exercise have kept 87-year-old Seatoun yoga teacher Tania Dyett fit and flexible after 35 years of yoga.
The ultimate maths challenge
NATASHA JUDSON - The Wellingtonian
Two 15-year-old Wellington students are hoping to turn 12 into six.
What a hoop-la
REBECCA THOMSON - The Wellingtonian
Wellingtonians are being encouraged to give hula hooping a whirl.
Heartwarming fundraising news
It has been encouraging this week to read about people's generosity in donating money to help with the rebuild of Ronald McDonald House in Riddiford St, Newtown.
Sevens magic, but only for men
Amid the euphoria of New Zealand's big sevens rugby win in Wellington, I did wonder where the women were.
Taking a Far North view of politics
Technology still dodgy
Tribute to an outstanding musician
New Zealand jazz legend Terry Crayford of Hataitai will be honoured by Wellington musicians on February 19.
Fringe: Everything but nudity
Prostitution, radio plays and iPhone art – it has to be Fringe Festival time.
Modern take on Sleeping Beauty
Dr Who writer coming to Wellington
All's Welly and good at Artrium
The Artrium Gallery in Tinakori Rd is giving visitors a different take on Wellington.
The very best of Indian dining
Great India is the grand-daddy of Wellington's many Indian restaurants.
Great Thai food and plenty of it
Isn't it typical that on your first day back at work the sun shines? Needing to ease back into the work week, and an excuse to get outside, I decided a Thai lunch would be the perfect Monday remedy.
Kitchen still trading well
Heaven for beer lovers
Fish'n'chips on a beachside perch
Summer is fish and chips on the beach, so we decided to try Wellington's newest fast food joint, The Greedy Gull.
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Aussies' gift to the Phoenix
Phoenix captain and central defender Andrew Durante talks about the Yellow Fever, his view of Wellington and the Terry Serepisos saga.
Sue Kedgley's liberating life
Former Greens MP Sue Kedgley talks about meeting John Lennon, women's liberation and what she's going to do next.
A job that's not rubbish
Political blogger bites back
The travels of Gareth Morgan
Financial consultant, philanthropist and adventurer Gareth Morgan talks about the early days of Trade Me, being shot at in Africa, and owning the Phoenix.
Cycling for a cause
Two French cyclists are aiming to encourage New Zealanders to donate blood by cycling the length of the country.
Rebecca keen to make a splash
Rebecca Heath has a can-do attitude. The 26-year-old, who lives in Tawa, was born with cerebral palsy, but her goals are as high as anyone's.
Jones goes the Aussie way
Pitching in at Island Bay school
Tennis runs in the blood for Bridget
You don't need to scream on the tennis court to play well, says promising Wellington tennis player Bridget Liddell.
Hundreds lose money after trader dies
All Wellington bus routes to change
Couple rejoice in life 10 years after crash
Heavy fines to improve Mana traffic
Paraparaumu man admits cheating ACC
Why are our children so badly behaved?
End of the line for Wellington car dealership
Distinct NZ English good as gold
Why are our children so badly behaved?
Sorry Britain, to have offended you with our drinking
All Wellington bus routes to change
Wellington waterfront building design 'not ideal'
Battle looms for Wellington waterfront building
Heavy fines to improve Mana traffic
Sevens streaker drank 24 beers
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