
Nigel Wilson
Editor at Al Jazeera English
Contributer at Forbes
Journalist. Editor for AJEnglish. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
kcnews.co.nz | Nigel Wilson
Gail Lewis and her crew at Robert Harris in Coastlands are hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast on May 22. Breast Cancer Foundation NZ says every day they are inspired by the thousands of people around Aotearoa who have been impacted by breast cancer, and their incredible whānau, as well as those who are working hard to change outcomes for Kiwis – researchers, scientists, clinicians, the list goes on.
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3 weeks ago |
kcnews.co.nz | Nigel Wilson
By Shelly WarwickŌtaki’s beloved Civic Theatre is boarded up once again for an extended time for Earthquakestrengthening work. necessary for the safety of those inside and outside the building, but a test forthe Ōtaki Players society who have no home at present due to the work. Another disruption to theirability to bring us local theatre entertainment following a refurbishment that began in October 2020and was not completed till June 2021.
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3 weeks ago |
kcnews.co.nz | Nigel Wilson
The Easter Bunny made a special appearance at the Waikanae Community Market on Easter Saturday in superb weather that drew large crowds. The Easter Egg Hunt was very popular with the kids and there also were plenty of shopping and browsing opportunites. The Market is held at Waikanae Park every Saturday but the Easter Market is a special community event so well done to the organisers for putting in the hard yards to provide this eggcellent Easter treat.
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1 month ago |
kcnews.co.nz | Nigel Wilson
Rebecca ‘Becs’ Liua’ana made history last night, becoming the first woman and first Pacific Islander to be appointed President of the Wellington Rugby Football Union (WRFU). Her groundbreaking appointment was announced by Chair Russell Poole at the WRFU Annual General Meeting on 26 March 2025, marking a milestone moment for the sport and its community. Liua’ana, a respected figure in New Zealand rugby, brings extensive experience both on and off the field.
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1 month ago |
kcnews.co.nz | Nigel Wilson
Autumn’s arrival won’t dim the excitement as CubaDupa returns to Wellington this weekend, turning Cuba Street and its surrounds into a buzzing hub of music, food, and performance from 29–30 March. Now one of Aotearoa’s most iconic free festivals, CubaDupa is known for its diverse, whānau-friendly lineup featuring more than 140 acts and 170 performances across two packed days.
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