Waihekepedia - User contributions [en]

Tui

2007-11-25T07:19:31Z

Rose T:

A flax-loving bird, the tui is seen all around Waiheke. It is known as the parson bird in English because of the white "collar" underneath its chin. A tui's song is variable and different for each bird.

Nikau palm

2007-11-25T07:05:54Z

Rose T:

[[Image:Tihare_Nikau1.JPG|left|frame|Flowering nikau]]The nikau palm, Palmae rhopalostylis, is New Zealand's only native palm. It grows up to 15m and is a forest dweller. In spring it sprouts large clusters of mauve flowers developing into red berries which are a favourite of the [[kereru]].

[[Category: The environment]]

User talk:Countrymike

2007-11-25T07:01:32Z

Rose T:

[[/Archive November2007/]]

Hiya CM - I guess that pic on the Waiheke page is about shucking off your shoes, even losing one and going off for a picnic in the hills? I know Villager so I'll ask. [[User:Hackademic|hackademic]] 21:09, 13 November 2007 (NZDT)

Hi CM. I'd like to have a chat about eXe, if that's ok. I'm wondering if it might not work for a project I'm doing at AUT. My home no is 9908 if you get a chance. If not, I'll track you down. Cheers [[User:Hackademic|hackademic]] 09:39, 19 November 2007 (NZDT)

Thanks, will bear in mind. [[User:Rose T|Rose T]] 20:01, 25 November 2007 (NZDT)

User talk:Hackademic

2007-09-07T07:23:27Z

Rose T:

Hey Hack

Peninsula estate was me, feel free to edit it. Have you cheched out butterworth, Tihare

Wow Hack - u picked up on that Emmy double quick !!

Emmy? Don't get it. Do you mean the kid who wanted to get at Fullers? Was just playing with lovely laptop when I saw it. No probs with the backspace button on that sort of stuff. check out what I told them on the disc page.
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Oh, I get it. Emmy. Oh dear. But even if she is B's lovely, lovely daughter, she still can't call it the truth behind Fullers etc etc. If she wants to record facts about the kids ban, that's cool.

Hackademic: thanks for the note; tip of the day... sign your posts like this <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. Total anonymity kills community wikis. We kind of want to know who's there, who's editing ... even if it is a guy called [[User:Countrymike|Countrymike]] 15:26, 31 August 2007 (NZST)

Hi Hack, no, i only just came online

sorry about that Tihare 20:06, 31 August 2007 (NZST)

Hi hack,on chat now Tihare 21:44, August 31, 2007 (NZST)

Well we know random users can chat Tihare 22:47, August 31, 2007 (NZST)

Apostrophe Smostrophe Tihare 12:25, September 1, 2007 (NZST)

Check out this link greg [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3907473827613554832 Click Here]

in chat now

[http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/issues/v9n1/cathcart91_text.html the article about the loop road]

Hey hack, my 2d worth, the front page is under the control of the admins Tihare 16:19, September 3, 2007 (NZST)

Hey hack, i did , it was under Rangihoua Creek Tihare 15:50, September 5, 2007 (NZST)

Hi hackademic, just done an update on Tin Boat Reserve ... not that there was one in the first place. =) check it out.

Tin Boat Reserve

2007-09-07T07:21:42Z

Rose T:

A reserve on 4th Ave, [[Onetangi]], at the intersection with Waiheke Road. The small reserve is so named because for many years the childrens playground consisted of little more than a tinny. In the early 2000s the Onetangi Residents Association, in conjunction with Auckland city, raised funds for an upgrade of the playground. For historical reasons the modern playground is designed in the shape of a boat.

From the western side of the reserve a track leads up the hill, through shady bush to Pah Road.

Ajadz

2007-08-30T09:14:01Z

Rose T:

[[Image:Tihare_Ajadz.JPG]]

Ajadz is an Indian restaurant in the Artworks complex and part of the Ajadz chain of restaurants.

Ajadz

2007-08-30T09:13:47Z

Rose T:

[[Image:Tihare_Ajadz.JPG]]

Ajadz is an Indian restaurant in the Arworks complex and part of the Ajadz chain of restaurants.

User:Bhuckbeak

2007-08-30T09:09:35Z

Rose T:

Hi Bhuckbeat. Hackademic here. As in Greg. Sorry I removed your stuff. I think you can write about the kids ban on the top deck. Just say it as it is and not how you (and me) feel about it. If you're cross with me, tell Dad to give me a pinch! Cheers sweetheart. G (h)

Harbour Masters

2007-08-30T09:00:35Z

Rose T:

Harbour Masters Restaurant is an iconic bar and restaurant located at Matiatia Bay, at the gateway to Waiheke Island. It's had a chequered history including a spell where the in-ground pool was filled with rubbish. But don't take my word for it - the content below is stolen fron the Harbour Masters website.

= They Say =

Enjoy our Waiheke Island micro-climate (just because it is raining in Auckland, does not mean it is here!) and chill-out at Harbour Masters, overlooking picturesque Matiatia Bay.

Relax in our family friendly restaurant, housing pool tables, cosy log fire, or outside in our Pacific Island-style garden with its children's playground, volleyball court and petanque area.

Sit back and let us organise some great activities and entertainment for your social groups or company staff. We too can organise discounted open-return ferry tickets for you.

- Corporate Team Building
- Christmas Functions
- Weddings
- Pacific Package

The fun, friendly team at Harbour Masters is looking forward to welcoming you to our lovely island and working to ensure you have a great time. Ruby Mann-Stephen is an expert at advising on tailor-made team-building activities to profit your company.

Dick Danger

2007-08-30T07:33:48Z

Rose T:

''Dick Danger and the Disappearing Dame'' was a Kathy Ogletree production, co-written with and starring Bruce Davis-Goff.

It also featured dance sequences choregraphed by Kathy and showcasing the talents of dancer and actor Tristan Glendinning.

One memorable line: "It was the sort of town where they'd stick a knife in your back and then arrest you for carrying a concealed weapon."

Waiheke Library

2007-08-30T07:30:27Z

Rose T:

The Waiheke Public Library is currently situated at Artworks, Oneroa, though a proposal to move it has be mooted.
It provides free internet access and books can be ordered from other Auckland City libraries.

Shag Rock

2007-08-30T07:27:06Z

Rose T:

Shag Rock is found off the eastern end of Waiheke Island, on the eastern side of Pakatoa.

Palm Beach

2007-08-24T05:10:44Z

Rose T: /* Features */

Palm Beach, also known as Mawhitipana Bay, is on the northern side of Waiheke Island and is a popular destination for locals and holiday makers.
Little Palm Beach, a secluded bay at its western end, is famed among nudists.

==Features==

==History==

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Palm Beach

2007-08-24T05:10:17Z

Rose T: /* Features */

Palm Beach, also known as Mawhitipana Bay, is on the northern side of Waiheke Island and is a popular destination for locals and holiday makers.
Little Palm Beach, a secluded bay at its western end, is famed among nudists.

==Features==
Palm Beach photograph copyright of George Gardner

==History==

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Waiheke High School

2007-08-24T05:07:33Z

Rose T:

Waiheke High School grew out of the Waiheke Area School. These days it caters for students from Year 7 to Year 13. Its current principal is Neil Watson.
Waiheke High School has a great range of subjects, including languages and various options. It has a school uniform and holds interactive and informative
field trips.
Stub article