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22 November 1939
The First World War hero was British-born but New Zealand raised. He proved to be a charismatic and popular military leader who would later serve a term as Governor-General.
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Traditional Maori weaponry (ARTS)
If you want to learn more about the use of traditional Maori weaponry, training sessions are every Sunday afternoon. For... more>
TAKES - short films (ARTS)
TAKES.
(a selection of short films by emerging film makers from the UK, NZ and the world)
Sunday 30th November
6pm
North... more>
Maori weaponry (ARTS)
If you want to learn more about the use of traditional Maori weaponry, training sessions are every Sunday afternoon. For... more>
Ngati Ranana meets every Wednesday at New Zealand House to learn, practice and share knowledge of Maori performing arts. ... more>
The Comedy Carnival (ARTS)
The Comedy Carnival at the Clapham Grand (SW11 1TT) is now having regular monthly Saturday shows as well as the regular... more>
Future Fusion (MUSIC)
Future Fusion has moved to Gramaphone (60-62 Commercial St, London E1 6LT) but is still on the second Saturday of every... more>
Home Brewed (MUSIC)
The Sunday Sessions: playing all your favourite Australian and New Zealand artists, all the time, on the first Sunday of... more>
Fair Christmas Fayre (ARTS)
Wednesday 3rd December 2008
12:00 pm to 21:00pm at 275 Oxford Street.
Entry free.
The first ethical marketplace on Oxford... more>
New Zealand Society
WAITANGI DAY CHURCH SERVICE
Thursday, 5th February 2009, at 6.30pm
St Lawrence Jewry, Next-Guildhall,... more>
London New Zealand Rugby Club (SPORT)
London New Zealand Rugby Club is recruiting new players for the forthcoming season. Their First XV is playing in London... more>
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