The Wellingtonian

Talia Morrison

Photographer's breakthrough

Wellington 20-year- old Taliah Morrison proved a sensation at the Photographic Society of New Zealand convention this month.

NZ Bus penalised for delays

NZ Bus is to be be sanctioned for the past two weeks' disruptions affecting Wellington buses.

1900 super-city submissions

Nearly 1900 of the region's residents have made their views known to the four-council working party on amalgamation.

Adult student numbers plunge

Night class cuts bite

Wellington schools offering night classes are clinging to their depleted programmes despite dramatic drops in enrolment since government funding was slashed in 2010.

Kilbirnie students speak up for a win

Oshea Shield Two Kilbirnie colleges have jointly earned first place at the annual O'Shea Shield speech and drama competition.

Let's salute graduates

Victoria University graduation University students are celebrating this month and good on them.

Waihi decision needs scrutiny

The Waihi mine decision has been buried almost entirely by the Aaron Gilmore stampede.

Letter: Find solutions

PM's comments way out of line

Film stars to walk flax mats

Shopping film Forget the red carpet, organisers are rolling out flax woven mats for the New Zealand premiere of Kapiti film Shopping .

Meet the opera's backstage star

Life backstage of the New Zealand Opera's Madame Butterfly has been made easier by the presence of one man, Luca Manghi.

The Bard as a comic

Film Review: Spring Breakers

Making music in old town halls

For many people, the words ''old hall'' conjure up images of white elephant stalls and grandma's bake sale. 

Ten years of good Mojo

Mojo coffee Wellington has bad coffee to thank for kick-starting one of its favourite coffee brands.

Fine dining with a wallop

The decision to dine White House wasn't made lightly because the it is well known as one of Wellington's most expensive restaurants.

Cooking in te reo

Recipe: San Choy Bau

Library lives up to expectations

The Library has become known for its cocktails and its sweet dessert deal on Tuesdays.

One click for history

Liu Heng Shine Liu Heung Shing's story about Mikhail Gorbachev was the show-stopper at last weekend's Photographic Society of New Zealand convention.

Abel Smith St's eclectic offerings

Abel Smith St is a curious mix of old and new.

From criminals to spies

Tinakori Rd's illustrious history

Money man chooses capital

Harbour Asset Management director Andrew Bascand talks about KiwiSaver, wine-making and the economic vibe in Wellington.

Omens good for Crazyman

Crazyman The weather gods seem to be smiling on this year's Crazyman.

1929 memories still strong

The last time Kelburn resident Tom Larkin, 95, and Levin man Tom Pritchard, 96 met was at the Basin Reserve in 1929.

Ultimate invite to the US

Umpires need to be tougher

Sporting success at club level

Alex Ferguson and Roberto Mancini, managers of Manchester United and Manchester City respectively, epitomise the vagaries of top sport.

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