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We are aware of planned protest activity in Wellington CBD this week. Read more information about the response.
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26 September 2023
A number of protest groups are converging on the capital’s CBD so a number of road closures and diversions will be in place.
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A time capsule buried on Victoria Street in 1994 has been dug up and removed from the Te Matapihi site for safe keeping until it can be returned – unopened – to the same spot for the next 70 years. The time capsule was buried on Friday 22 April 1994 to mark the end of the Wellington City Council’s year-long centenary celebrations. According to reports at the time from local paper City Voice, it contains letters from local school students written to a child in the future.
Read more about the capsule or find out what else is happening in the capital in this week's newsletter.
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