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Crash Causing Delays – SH2, WellingtonMaungaraki, near Dowse DriveApril 14, 2025Emergency services are currently responding to a two-vehicle crash on SH2 near Dowse Drive.No serious injuries have been reported.Traffic is disrupted in both directions.Expect delays or consider alternate routes.We’ll share more updates as they come in. Stay safe, Wellington.
PM Luxon Sends Vaisakhi WishesToday, communities around the world are celebrating Vaisakhi, a vibrant and meaningful festival. On this occasion, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon extended warm wishes to the Sikh community in New Zealand, in India, and across the world.“Happy Vaisakhi to all who are celebrating — a time to honour faith, culture, and community spirit,” said the Prime Minister.🌾 What is Vaisakhi?Vaisakhi is a major festival for Sikhs and Punjabis. It is celebrated every year on April 13 or 14.Firstly, it marks the harvest season in Punjab. Farmers celebrate their hard work and thank the land for its blessings.Secondly,…
Emily Blythe: Wellington’s Sky Saver and Aviation TrailblazerClearing Skies with Kiwi InnovationEmily Blythe is turning heads in Wellington and beyond. She’s the brilliant mind behind Pyper Vision, a startup using drone technology to clear fog from airport runways. This invention went viral for solving one of aviation’s biggest challenges. Fog delays cost airports millions each year. Thanks to Emily, Wellington is now known for a world-first in aviation safety.From Christchurch to the CapitalBorn in Ōtautahi Christchurch, Emily’s love for flying began early. While training as a student pilot, she faced constant delays due to fog. Instead of giving up, she…
Wellington’s Data Queen: Angie Judge Changing the Game for Museums Changing the World from Wellington Angie Judge, the inspiring force behind Dexibit, is making waves across the globe – and it all started right here in Wellington. Her idea to use data and AI to power museums came from a simple moment: watching a museum guard count visitors with a manual clicker. That spark turned into a tech revolution. Angie’s company now works with the world’s biggest cultural attractions, helping them predict visitor behavior and improve the visitor experience. She’s not just changing how museums operate – she’s reshaping how…
Brooke Roberts’ Bold Move is Changing How Wellington Invests Sharesies: A Game-Changer for Wellington Investors Credit where credit is due—Brooke Roberts has revolutionized how Wellingtonians invest. As co-founder of Sharesies, her mission to make investing accessible to everyone is now a full-blown movement. From students in flats to young professionals in cafés across Wellington, people are investing with as little as $5. Launched in 2017, Sharesies was built on the bold idea that wealth should be for everyone. Today, it serves over 700,000 users, with billions invested—proof that Brooke’s vision is real and working. In Wellington, this shift has opened…
Gary Moller: Wellington’s Health Hero Making Global Headlines A Global Champion From Wellington Gary Moller, based in Wellington, isn’t just a name in health—he’s a world champion athlete. Recently, he made headlines by winning the UCI Masters 70+ MTB Marathon World Championship, putting Wellington on the global sporting map. At over 70 years old, he’s still unbeaten in New Zealand’s Masters 60+ cyclocross and holds several international medals in mountain biking and cyclocross. His strength and determination have inspired thousands across Wellington and beyond. From Fitness to Functional Healing Gary’s journey began over 50 years ago in Wellington. He studied…
Celebrating Rawinia Rimene’s Impact in Wellington Leading With Indigenous Beauty and Pride Rawinia Rimene, the inspiring founder and CEO of Girl Native, is transforming the beauty scene from the heart of Wellington. Her Māori-inspired skincare line has taken the world by storm — featured in British Vogue, Glamour UK, and more. As a result, in 2023, she was named one of the 10 most empowering businesswomen by Time Iconic Magazine. From Local Roots to Global Recognition Born in Wellington and raised in Ōpōtiki, Rawinia’s story is deeply rooted in Māori culture. From the beginning, she embraced her heritage through Kohanga…
Wellington’s Love for Carol Hawkins RekindledVintage Glamour Goes ViralCarol Hawkins is going viral once again, as stunning photos from her golden era resurface online. Fans all over are falling in love with her timeless charm and unforgettable roles. In Wellington, nostalgia has taken over—locals are sharing clips, posting tributes, and celebrating the woman who brought so much laughter to screens across the world.From Stage School to StardomBorn on January 31, 1949, in Barnet, Hertfordshire, England, Carol Hawkins trained at the prestigious Corona Stage Academy in London. She rose to fame in the 1970s with standout roles in Please Sir! and…
Charles Upham: Wellington’s War Hero and LegendThe Man Who Defined BraveryCharles Upham, the only combat soldier to receive the Victoria Cross twice, remains one of Wellington’s greatest war heroes. His courage on the battlefield during World War II is legendary. Facing overwhelming odds, he repeatedly risked his life to protect his comrades. His fearless actions in Crete and Egypt secured his place in history. Captured by enemy forces, he endured imprisonment and made daring escape attempts—each time proving his unbreakable spirit.Early Life and Military CareerBorn in Christchurch, Charles Upham studied agriculture before joining the military. He trained in Wellington before…
Snoop Dogg: A Global Icon Who Shaped Music and CultureSnoop Dogg’s Viral NFT Collaboration in WellingtonSnoop Dogg made waves in Wellington when he teamed up with New Zealand’s FLUF World and Beyond VR. Together, they created and auctioned seven exclusive NFTs, raising over $1 million. The proceeds went to the Auckland City Mission, supporting those in need. This act of generosity deepened his connection with Wellington, proving that he is more than just a music icon—he’s a humanitarian who values giving back.A Hip-Hop Legend with Global InfluenceBorn Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. in 1971, Snoop Dogg quickly rose to prominence in…