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    The Downfall of the Wellington Sevens How does the sevens fail to bring people together. The Wellington sevens is one of 10 tournaments in 10 different countries in the sevens world circuit. From the first tournament in 2000, to the 2014 tournament, the Wellington sevens was the blockbusting event of the Kiwi summer. The tournaments tickets were sold out in minutes, and Westpac Stadium, which can hold up to 38,000 people, was ‘packed to the rafters.’ Just as so many other events are synonymous with

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    Wellington tourism strategy The Positively Wellington Tourism (PWT) is a sustainable growth strategy, which is funded by the Wellington City Council (WCC). The Wellington tourism’s role of this strategy is to improve its economic and social benefits for Wellington by working with the private sector to market the city as an attractive visitor destination. Tourism is a dynamic and beneficial sector that contributes $1.4 billion each year to Wellington region’s economy. Tourism is the key to Wellington’s

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    report will be laying out a comprehensive marketing plan for Pomegranate Kitchen’. The business in brief is a delivery and catering service kitchen that delivers freshly cooked hot food from its production kitchen in wellington to door at low and affordable prices in and around wellington CBD. The company is a social enterprise that employs refugees and empowers them to integrate them into the local community and to create awareness. Further, this report will be explaining the mission and goals of the

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    propose how persons transform places. Along with these points, I will use texts to support my given answers. Place is a word that can be used in various ways. It could either be used as a verb or noun. For example, it can be a location such as the Wellington Beehive or an action word that indicates the movement of an object to a certain point. The word itself originated from its Greek root “plateia hodos” or broad way which was then translated to the Latin word “platea” meaning open space, alternated

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    business. Targeting Managers and above with this prospect means, direct office Executive Assistants and Administrative workers to use Pomegranate Kitchens services. The Business also wishes to target government agencies, of which there are many in Wellington, using the methods above. In particular, government agencies who are involved with immigration and refugee resettlement will be targeted, such as the Department of Internal Affairs (including Office of Ethnic Affairs); The Ministry of Business,

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    History Of The Place (400 Words) Wellingtons land surface became scarce in 1857 with little space for urbanization to occur. Therefore the idea of reclaiming land was portrayed through the development of Wellington. By the 19th century the entire 1840’s shoreline had disappeared from sight, which was represented with rapid urbanization along the waterfront with growth in skyscrapers and the inner city. (Wellington City Council) With rapid development in Wellington towards the mid 1900’s, the additions

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    John Deans Research Paper

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    Brothers William (1820-1854) and John Deans (1817-1851) grew up well educated in the parish of Kirkstyle, Riccarton, Scotland. Being the first and third sons of John Deans (a well-developed lawyer), the two brothers entered their fathers office with the ambition to follow in his footsteps. Both brothers trained as in the art of law but William came across news of a new colonising scheme in New Zealand. The scheme was established through the New Zealand Company and the British politician Edward Wakefield

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    Background – the policy issue In April 2016, Wellington International Airport Limited (“WIAL”) sought resource consent to undertake an extension of the Wellington International Airport runway in Rongotai, Wellington. The proposed extension would reclaim 10.82 hectares south of the airport into Lyall Bay. The proposal - and subsequent research commissioned by WIAL - suggest the problem is an economic cost to New Zealand, insofar that business-as-usual incurs an opportunity cost of missed revenue

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    History of Civil Aviation

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    Civil aviation came about after World War one when pioneers explored new uses for aircraft, before that aircraft were only used for war purposes. In 1908 the British army developed aircraft, a few years before in 1904 J. E. Cooper, from the British war office, visited the Wright Brothers. His aim was to bring back information and skills on aircraft. This did not happen because the Wright brothers asked for $100,000 for the method of aircraft and a further $100,000 for the formulae and theoretical

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    1 Introduction The report is made as part of the requirements of MG5031 Professional Engineering Development paper. The report proposes the construction of a liquid biofuel production plant in the Greater Wellington Region. It comprises of a background on biofuels and its production in New Zealand, the current market for fossil fuels and why the need for alternatives. It also contains the details of the production plant along with certain aspects that come along with the resource management. The

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