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Robert Kitchin

Wellington
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Picture of the week: A high five for a double bass player

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By Robert Kitchin
| The Post (Wellington)
NZSO double bass player Malcolm Struthers ‘high fives’ kids from Worser Bay School.ROBERT KITCHIN / THE POST The smiles and the high fives say it all. An enthusiastic audience of 1800 school children were bussed into Michael Fowler Centre to hear New Zealand Symphony Orchestra musicians perform. It was part of Education Minister Erica Stanford’s announcement that musical instruments would be funded for primacy schools and kura.
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Picture of the week: A smile that lit up graduation week

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By Robert Kitchin
| The Post (Wellington)
More than two and a half thousand Victoria University graduates paraded through the streets of the capital from the Government Buildings to Queens Wharf Square this week to celebrate their educational milestones.ROBERT KITCHIN / THE POST It’s not just the colours on their academic hoods that dazzle on the capital’s streets during Victoria University’s graduation week but also the individuals who showcase their style as they parade through the city on their big day.
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In photos: How Capital Kiwi made Wellington the kiwi capital

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By David Unwin, Monique Ford, Robert Kitchin
| The Post (Wellington)
Nau mai, haere mai ki tō kāinga: Kiwi return to call Wellington home It started with just 13 kiwi in November 2022. Now this week’s last release of kiwi brings the total of North Island brown kiwi in the western Wellington hills to about 300. There have been chicks, there have been mountain-bikers startled by roaming kiwi and even the national bird lolloping around Broadmeadows backyards.
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