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Monthly Archives: December 2011
GREYMOUTH- An Historical Directory
Not my work but a fascinating result from what was pretty much a labour of love by one of our hard working librarians. It is fascinating to find out bits and pieces about your town or your district, and I … Continue reading
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Tagged community, Greymouth, history, Mawhera, New Zealand, street names
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
How do you spell “GOODNESS”! 6 adults and 2 under-5s. And the Santa Sacks were chocka full, as well! A couple of hours after this photo our lounge got VERY small! Follow @macgibbons
DO I HATE?
Hate or hatred- abhorrence, abomination, anathema, animosity, animus, antagonism, antipathy, aversion, detestation, disgust, enmity, execration, horror, hostility, ill will, loathing, malevolence, malignity, mislike, objection, odium, pain, rancor, rankling, repugnance, repulsion, resentment, revulsion, scorn, spite. I have told my children, both my own and those who I have taught over the years that ‘hate’ isn’t a word that should be used too freely. It’s often a bit of a throwaway word … Continue reading
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Tagged Bennett, child abuse, children, Children Youth and Family, Domestic violence, hate, hatred, New Zealand, violence
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New Zealand’s native plant of 2011 is…
Who’da thunk it!! A survey carried out among hundreds, no THOUSANDS of ‘plant enthusiasts’ has identified an almost unknown bit of New Zealand flora as the country’s “Plant Of The Year”. The ‘bamboo rush‘ was the popular choice. Interesting, given … Continue reading
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Tagged Bamboo, indigenous, Native plant, New Zealand, Plant, Waikato, Wetland
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“Meri Kirihimete!”
I’m sure you worked out what “Meri Kirihimete!” means- Merry Christmas. And so to one and all, “Meri Kirihimete!” and a very happy and prosperous New Year to all who visit.The flower is the Pohutukawa, New Zealand’s ‘Christmas’ tree. Meri Kirihimete is … Continue reading
NATIONAL DISGRACE
Terepo Taura-Griffiths, James Joseph (‘JJ’) Ruhe Lawrence, Kash McKinnon, Dylan Hohepa Tonga Rimoni, Nia Glassie, Jhia Te Tua, Tyla-Maree Flynn, Baby Afoa, Hail-Sage McClutchie, Mikara Ranui Jarius Reti, Benjamin Mikaio, Ngatikaura Ngati, Christopher Arepa & Cru Omeka Kahui, Faith Leaso, Cezar Taylor, Mikara Reti, Serenity Scott, Sahara Baker-Koro, Serenity Scott. All of these names have something in … Continue reading
Do Governments Value Education?
The Prime Minister announced Hekia Parata as Minister of Education in the newly elected National Government, and today she was heard to say that she has experience in education from being a mother and an auntie. It may or may … Continue reading